As of version 4.11, Enscape uses Chaos Cosmos as its asset delivery platform, providing a faster, more intuitive way to search, filter, and place content within your design workflow. This integration moves Enscape closer to a unified asset experience across Chaos tools like Envision, V-Ray, and Corona, making it easier to manage assets across platforms.
With the latest Cosmos update, Enscape users now have access to more than 2,000 additional assets—including new furniture, vegetation, and accessories—curated for architectural visualization.
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SketchUp users can once again save components as lightweight external models. These appear as simple placeholders in SketchUp but show up in full detail in Enscape, helping keep large projects fast and organized while still rendering at high quality.
Enscape now supports the latest versions of SketchUp, Archicad, and Vectorworks, so you can stay up-to-date with your design tools and keep your visualization workflow running smoothly.
Enscape now mirrors Revit’s behavior when multiple visual filters are applied to the same elements. Color, transparency, and other overrides are properly combined to ensure your views in Enscape accurately reflect your Revit setup for more consistent design communication.
Enscape’s 3D procedural grass material now features enhanced shading quality, including self-shadowing for a more natural and realistic look. This important improvement helps ground exterior scenes more convincingly, especially in sunlit environments and close-up views.
Upscale render outputs 2x or 4x in one click, instantly increasing resolution and sharpening textures without increasing render time. Perfect for quickly generating crisp, high-resolution visuals for client presentations, or marketing materials. The feature is seamlessly integrated into Chaos Cloud, so you can enhance your outputs right after rendering, with no need for rework.
The updated AI Enhancer gives users greater creative control over their visuals with new adjustment options for people, vegetation, and seasonal context. This user-guided feature helps you quickly explore visual variations and present more relatable, diverse, and context-aware design imagery—without manual rework.
Chaos Cloud streaming (beta) lets you share fully interactive Enscape walkthroughs. Enable stakeholders to explore designs live, in the same high-fidelity graphics used to create them, without downloads or specialized hardware. Scenes are hosted in the cloud and accessed via link, ensuring faster feedback and clearer communication of design intent.
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