You can then move, rotate, and scale them in the Enscape rendering window (rotation is not available in Revit). When you open the Asset Library from the CAD toolbar, you can select individual assets and place them directly into your model. The Asset Library can be opened either through your modeling software or via the Enscape rendering window (via the asset button or by pressing 'L' on your keyboard):Īsset Library icon on your modeling software toolbar:Īsset Library icon within the Enscape rendering window: To get started, let's start by looking at how you can maximize your use of the Enscape Asset Library. We'll discuss that later on in this article. With our Custom Asset Library, you can import your own models into your projects. There may also be times when you'd like to use a very specific model that's not in the Enscape Asset Library. You no longer have to spend extra time searching for the right tree model or vehicle: they are now right at your fingertips. The Enscape-ready assets can be added to your project in seconds, simplifying your workflow immediately. This handy tool saves you time by delivering 3D-ready models of people (learn about our new 3D scanner and real people assets that we've just added to Enscape!), vegetation, furniture, accessories, lighting, and much more for your projects in Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, Archicad, and Vectorworks. Over 3,000 high-quality and ready-to-use assets are available, making it incredibly easy for you to locate, place, and position assets within your projects. What is the Enscape Asset Library?Įnscape’s real-time visualization tool comes with its very own Asset Library.
In this article, we take a look at the Enscape Asset Library and provide you with some best practices to help you get the most out of it. Adding 3D assets to your project is a great way to add context and bring your scenes to life it can make all the difference during a presentation.
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