Improvement

I have not used the sketch feature in a while and tested it out today in the latest version and I really love how far it's come. The only one request I have is that the hatched shadows have a density slider so you can control the scale of the hatc...

When implementing real light fixtures and lighting options in designs there usually is a range of light warmness to choose from described in Kelvin. Vectorworks has this feature implemented already, but Enscape does not read this feature yet.

Adding support for ray-traced artificial lights on Mac and PC systems without dedicated ray-tracing hardware would be a significant enhancement for interior rendering. Similar to the ray-traced sun shadows introduced in version 4.2, this feature c...

Introducing an "Export Shadows-ID" option (maybe in Visual Settings > Output) would be invaluable for architectural visualisation. A similar function is already available in tools like SketchUp, enabling users to isolate and export shadows alon...

We've been bitten several times by new versions of Enscape introducing not only bug fixes, but new features as well. Those new features tend to add new bugs as well. So instead of having one version of Enscape including both bug fixes and new feat...

Have the possibility to add additional viewpoints including images from a screenshot outside of Enscape.

Dear Enscape Team, I hope you're doing well. I've noticed that all family types currently import as "Planting" in Revit. Would it be possible to update this so that: People are categorized as Entourage instead of Plants? Furniture to the Furniture...

Allow for the preview windows of uploaded panoramas to be scaled up and down. As an example, scaled from viewing at 100% (current) to 50% or 100% (current) to 250%.

I would like to see Imperial units and fractional units an option when dealing with material textures.

I want to be able to render translucent glass that lets light through but doesn't allow you to see through, like a frosted glass. It would still let a "glow" through but not direct sun, nor views. I haven't found a good way to do this in Revit. So...