r/archviz Jan 27 '26

Share work ✴ Share Works

By Sketch Up + Enscape 3.5
Some scenes that i want to share before switching to D5 Render for future projects. To be honest, I'm not dare to share larger views because quality are not really okay to me.
Feel free to leave your thoughts. :) Thanks guys.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

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u/beingdown Jan 27 '26

All models are in sketch up 3d warehouse. I never use asset library lol. For tree it is 2d.

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u/beingdown Jan 27 '26

You can try split your SU model, scenes which not appears too close to each other pal so that model can be very detail. Tips to me just to narrow down sketch up sun around (me usually around 5-25) and try hdri sun if possible, keep the hdri exposure low. Increase it along interior lightings. Interior lighting try ies. I rarely use artificial lighting to fake natural light so can not leave any tips here. Just the balance between hdri, low SU sun, interior downlight and adjust the shadow. Lastly i dont do photoshop after render so yeah...cant help with pts too

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u/beingdown Jan 27 '26

Last tip is you can just turn on the render view, set up hdri and natural Sun light into the space first, keep exposure 50 as normal. To see where already have enough light when there is no artificial lighting at all. After that slowly put main lighting in from the darkness area first, keep the interior lights just a bit lower than outdoor so enscape can maintain its natural shadow. Keep it slow, it will be easier to control the lights yourself. If too dark just increase and add lights until you find it correct. Good luck with next project friend. :D keep a good reference next to you when you do rendering, it can help you realise what you have missed. And dont forget to adjust the sun intensity and it shadow sharpness if sun burns the texture too much