Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts

Friday, May 10, 2019

Enscape Blog Post: CUSTOM SKYBOX IN ENSCAPE

My latest Enscape blog post is out... and it is on how to create a project-specific custom skybox for use in Enscape!


The baked-in backgrounds available in Enscape are great for a preliminary presentations, but quickly you (and your client) will want to feel the true context of the site. Be sure to check out the post for all the details, including the use of a 360 photo-sphere camera and Photoshop to improve the image.

Below I also share a couple of the images and a little more on the GoPro Fusion for 360 video - which has nothing to do with Enscape... this is just for fun.

Continue reading to learn more...

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Existing Materials - Creating a Custom Seamless Texture

Today's post: A quick and dirty example of one workflow for representing existing materials in an architectural visualization. In this example I took a photo of the concrete road in front of our office.


Read on to learn how to turn this image into a seamless texture which can be used in Revit and Enscape...