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Can you rotate assets vertically so they can be adapted to sloping terrain?

REQUEST I think your users would greatly benefit from a PRE-LAYOUT Grid/Window as one goes into VERA from Enscape - Because of the SQUARE FORMAT it is VERY Tricky to “get the layout right” and many “False Starts” are wasted in proper framing…….whi...

These kinds of AI-powered prompts below, that is added onto a raw Enscape rendered (screenshot) image would be extremely useful to all users. - Populate / Fill Bookshelves with books- Trim the Grass to edges correctly (not bleed past the pavement)...

There seems to be an issue when glass objects are reflected on other surfaces, and they lose all their translucency (actually refraction) properties. See the difference between the frosted glass panel and its' reflection to the right in the attach...

Currently we can only see if an asset is over 20k polygons in the asset editor. But it makes a big difference if the asset is 21k or 2000k. Please consider showing the total polycount in the asset editor. This will help with quality control of our...

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...

This would give greater flexibility and control over imagery for architectural illustration.

Please give MAC users a VR function. Next level would be to support Apple Vision Pro. The same high-resolution experience that we know from Enscape on a screen.