

įinally, when your geographic location and true north are set, you still need to activate these settings in the view you will be using in Enscape. You can verify if the angle is correctly set.Īlternative: It is also possible to adjust the north of a Revit model by properly linking on a site model and using the Shared Site feature. In the view properties, change the Orientation option from Project North to True North. Select the Project Base Point and set an angle value. Go to a view where the Project Base Point is visible, most likely in your Site Plan. Type the address you are looking for and Revit will select the closest weather station.Īfter setting your geographic location, you need to set the True North in relation to the Project North. If you want to use natural lighting that fits your site, go to the Manage tab and click on Location.

Properly set up the site location and True North to get accurate natural lighting Here are the lessons and tips I’ve learned among the years to create a smooth visualization experience.

While using Enscape with Revit is simple, there are some principles you should follow to keep a precise and efficient workflow. Since then, Enscape has become even better. Designers don’t have to outsource the rendering process anymore. Being able to create a rendering in a few minutes is a huge advantage. In 2017, I wrote a post describing what makes this software so compelling. Enscape has been my favorite Revit rendering plugin for a while.
