It is possible to import models with a file format of OBJ, FBX, and GLTF. At this time, some FBX material formats are unsupported, and you may have to assign materials manually for some models. Once complete, our Asset Editor will open with the geometry and materials imported. A wizard will guide you through the necessary steps to do this. The first time you click to import a single model or multiple (batch) models, you will need to set up a location for your assets. Click on the + button to start import ing either single or multiple (batch) model s. Open up the Asset Library window and select the Custom Assets tab. To access it, click on the Asset Library button in the Enscape Toolbar, or locate it via the top-level menu within your CAD / BIM software.Ī new tab named Custom Assets can been seen at the top of the window: The Custom Asset Library sits within the existing Enscape Asset Library. How do I access the Custom Asset Library?įirstly, you’ll need to download Enscape version 2.9 if you haven’t done so already. Which design software is compatible with the Custom Asset Library?Īt this time, all of the CAD and BIM design tools that we support - SketchU p, Revit, Rhino, ArchiCAD, and now Vectorworks.
Ĭustom Asset Library: Your Questions Answered īut the wait is now over, and to get you up and running as quickly as possible with Enscape’s new Custom Asset Library, this article will provide answers to some frequently asked questions.
The Enscape community originally requested this fe ature, and thanks to pioneers like Pieter Schiettecatte, a workaround was created and shared with fellow u sers to allow everyone to use unique models within their designs until a fully supported custom asset library was developed. This is why we’re excited to be able to officially support custom assets with the release of Enscape 2.9 ! Even if we were to provide thousands more objects in the Enscape Asset Library (and believe me, we’re working on it!), there will still be times where users need to use a specific item within their projects.
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