This feature allows you to store materials on a shared network drive for example. To help you organize your materials, it is possible to change the location that textures are imported and stored to. Once imported, you will find the material listed in the Enscape Material Editor, where you can further edit the material if required. This is particularly useful for individuals and teams who want to access certain pre-prepared materials from other projects. They will also be automatically listed under their respective category.Īs well as being able to import materials directly from the Material Library into the Enscape Material Editor, you can batch import and export material packages. To remove a material from this folder, simply click on the star again to deselect it.Īs new materials are added by Enscape with future releases, they will appear in the New folder. When you open up the Material Library, you will notice that materials are categorized within the left pane to help you quickly locate what you need.Īny materials that have been favorited by clicking the star button in the top left corner of one of the tiles are then shown in the Favorites folder. Click on the icon as shown below, and select ‘Import from Enscape Material Library’: It is also possible to access the materials from within the Library when you are in the Enscape Material Editor. You will find the icon within the Enscape toolbar that appears in your CAD or BIM software. Once the Enscape plugin is installed into your modeling tool, you can start to use the Material Library. The Enscape Material Library works with Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, Archicad, and Vectorworks. These high-quality materials, which include wood, fabric, brick, and tile, will save users time searching for and creating materials and will help to improve the realism of any scene with very little effort. With Enscape version 3.1 and above, users can access over 200 pre-made materials through the new Material Library.

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