Integration

As a small practice its hard to keep hardware and software updated. Could also give some flexibility in type of devices we can buy e.g not having to carry around heavy laptops and can have something more lightweight.

Hi Enscape team, it occured to us that it's not possible to export any enscape renderings - neither .exe files nor the webbased .exe - on our iPad to show. We want to show our costumers the renderings directly on the construction site on our iPad ...

Support for virtual machines. We just switched our entire office of 24 folk over to virtual machines. We have 4 licenses and use enscape every day. It never occured to me to think that after all the years of VMs being around that enscape doesn't s...

The "interact" tool is a native sketchup tool. Per the sketchup tooltip it is used to "trigger the interaction behavior of a dynamic component". This is frequently implemented within sketchup in the form of doors that can open and close, drawers t...

What made Enscape a ground breaker is how much it made it fast to move a design from the lab to market (the client), this success can be capitalized on by having a stand-alone application on oculus and other VR headsets that will help us upload ou...

Regarding the virtual tour, do the same as Unreal Engine, a system just for that. Because the way it is, you can't do a cool virtual tour. There is no way to block the flight button, leaving only the walk button.

Not exactly a new idea. I just bought my Enscape for Sketchup license and found that while xbox controllers are compatible with Windows PCs, it is a feature that is not available to Mac users.

And Android standalone viewer,a kind of app that can visualize the .exe or the web standalone.

Allplan support? Archicad, Vectorworks they are all from the nemetschek group why not allplan?

AutoCAD 2D still serves a critical role in the work of e.g. many Landscape Architects. It's also available in many offices relying on backward compatibility and AutoCAD offers very solid X-Ref and Block-management, which would be interesting to us...