To delete Custom Assets, simply remove them from the folders where the Asset Project and Generated Asset reside in. They also act as the collision box for the asset. New placeholders must be in the following file formats: This is done via the Placeholder Geometry option. Your Custom Asset should be listed in the Custom Asset Library.Ī model will automatically have a placeholder assigned to it, but you have the option to change it. Once you’re satisfied with your thumbnail, click the ‘Save Project’ button. Your model needs to be set up in the Preview viewport, which determines how your thumbnail will appear in the Custom Asset Library. You’re able to update the thumbnail once the materials are set up. This can be done in the Custom Asset Editor, using the built-in Enscape Material Editor. The materials need to be set up to match the ones shipped with the model. This includes the replacement of the Placeholder Geometry.
You will notice that the Title, Material Editor, Scaling, and Up Axis details appear automatically, these can be adjusted. If you want to create a new thumbnail for the asset, you can do so by simply clicking this button again. To generate a thumbnail for the asset, simply click on the ‘Take a Screenshot of the current preview and use it as the asset’s thumbnail’ button. If the file does not include a thumbnail, you will not be able to generate an asset for the Asset Library.
You will know if your import is successful if it appears in the Preview area without any materials assigned.
If your model exceeds more than the recommended size in its geometry, it may cause performance issues. Only models with less than 20k polygons will successfully be imported. You will find the option to import single or multiple models by clicking on the Custom Assets tab. Then, you can begin importing Custom Assets. To list a model in the Custom Asset Library, you have to define the locations of your Asset Projects and Generated Assets. Listing a Model in the Custom Asset Library You will see a new tab called Custom Assets at the top of the window.Ĭlick on the Asset Library button in the Enscape Toolbar or find it via the top-level menu within your CAD or BIM software.
A feature requested by many within the Enscape Community, users can now add bespoke models to create unique design experiences.Ĭompatible with SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, ArchiCAD, and Vectorworks, the Custom Asset Library sits within the existing Enscape Asset Library so you will need to download Enscape 2.9 to use it. Included in the Enscape 2.9 release is the Custom Asset Library.
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