Even though this might seem like a small detail, it still makes a huge difference in renders. If we change the perspective in the Enscape Visual Settings to two-point view, you’ll be able to notice that all the vertical lines are now set straight and at a 90 degrees angle. One-point perspective makes the elements on the side of our renders distorted, but we can fix this by using two-point perspective. Even though this is how we see buildings in real life, this is not the way that most architectural images are taken. One-point perspective is used mostly when taking renders in a birds-eye view, but that is not the most common view we render at. Mistake 2: One-point perspectiveĪs you may have noticed, the default Enscape settings have one-point perspective set as the main type of view. With the rotation bar, we can change the direction of the sun as well as the setting of the background, which also serves great to hide the horizon line as well. Therefore the scene matches the HDRI image. To make your rendering look even more realistic, I would suggest checking the box 'Brightest Point as Sun Direction', for the brightest point of the image to act as the sun direction. To add an HDRI, you can go to Enscape Visual Settings window, click the sky tab, use the skybox option and load the HDRI image of your choice into that.
The intensity of the sun can sometimes be more or less than that, depending on the HDRI that I am using. If you’re not familiar with HDRI images, they’re basically images from the real world that can be used in 3D software to act as a background and light source for your scene, creating very natural lighting effects. Therefore, I believe changing the sun intensity makes the scene much more realistic.
Most of the time, it is best to use a sun intensity of 7-15%, as this is the most natural range of sun intensity that we experience in our day-to-day life. One of the default Enscape settings is to have the sun intensity set very high. So here are four mistakes to avoid and my tips to take your renders from beginner to advanced. Therefore, your visual settings won’t necessarily be optimized to allow you to get the most realistic results. If you have just started using Enscape, then most of your settings are probably set to default.
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