So, I guess what I mean is have you found that your customers are now bypassing other rendering tools and your architects are becoming more hands-on with visualisation, for presentations and stuff like that? And where does that leave the traditional arch viz ray trace rendering tools?ĬL: Definitely.

GC: We’ve heard that some architects are now using Enscape to do visualisations that previously they may have passed onto a viz specialist. So yes, you’re right there is now a much higher quality when it comes to the visual look of the graphics, but that’s just one piece of the value we offer. And this integration into BIM has never changed. One of the key strengths of Enscape is the visual quality, yes, but it’s much more about the integration into CAD and BIM, and it’s much more about the ease of use and creating high-performance workflows. How has that changed the way that your customers are using the software in their workflow?Ĭhristian Lang: I personally believe it’s not really changing the way the customers are using the software. Now it’s gone to quite amazing levels and you also have Nvidia RTX ray trace rendering technology built in. Greg Corke: When we first looked at Enscape in 2016, the quality of the rendering was good, but nothing special.

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