Software ray tracing now includes colored sun shadows and improved shadow rendering in fog, resulting in more accurate, atmospheric lighting. This applies to Ultra-quality walkthroughs and captures.

This feature introduces a new approach to automatically simplifying dense scene geometry in the background. This helps maintain smooth performance and responsiveness in models with high geometric complexity.

With Selective Asset Exclusion in White Mode, you can isolate specific assets to highlight key elements. The new ''Invert Appearance'' option renders selected objects in white while the rest of the scene stays in full color. Emissive materials are now part of the ray-traced lighting system, improving global illumination, reducing noise, and enhancing realism—especially for small light sources like LED strips.

Enscape now fully supports Revit 2026, allowing you to adopt the latest version without disrupting your visualization workflow. Filters, graphics overrides, and background patterns for linked models are now accurately reflected in Enscape, ensuring your renders match your Revit views with full fidelity. Learn more >

Enscape is fully compatible with SketchUp 2025, including support for physically based materials for high-fidelity, photorealistic renderings. Sun position settings from the Environments tab now sync with Enscape, ensuring consistent lighting across live views and batch renders. Additional improvements include preserved roughness values when removing textures, and a new “Geometry Update” toggle for faster navigation and smoother batch exports.

Enscape now supports roughness textures from Rhino’s Physically Based Materials (Rhino 7 & 8), enabling more accurate material rendering and improved surface realism. This update enhances visual fidelity while maintaining full compatibility with legacy Enscape materials, ensuring a smooth transition for existing projects.