The geometry trimmed gets all darkened and the light does not illuminate it.Ĭan we have a road map of when this will be fixed please? I can't keep on working like this. Here is the discussion in Enscape forum: Enscape Community Forum WHEN WILL CLIPPIN PLANE LIGHTING BE FIXED? - Enscape Community ForumĮvery time I need to make a section in render, Enscape does a horrible job. I am not sure who is incharge of rendering in Rhino, but can you guys reach out to Enscape team and try to solve this please? If this ever changes in the future or I have more news to share about it, I will keep you informed. At least put into simple terms that is the current status. I’m afraid I wish I’d have more positive news but, this is currently not an issue we could directly or easily fix - We basically do not receive the updated geometry from Rhino but only that there’s a clipping plane placed and thus the section is being cut, lighting wise especially when it comes to the shadows we only receive the uncut geometry information. This editor, of course, corresponds directly to the rendering engine. I asked about this in Enscape forum and it looks like they can’t solve it form their side. As just mentioned, SketchUp/Rhino, as well as Revit and Archicad have the most options for glazing when it comes to Enscape because the native materials are more limiting, supporting only a texture and transparency value, and thus there is a custom Enscape Material Editor. For some reason the geometry immediately after the clipping plane, the one being trimmed, does not receive any light from any source. I have been using Enscape inside Rhino lately and since I have memory using clipping planes always resulted in horrible results in terms of illumination.

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