On Friday, for the first time, I introduced my students to Twinmotion. We have Enscape installed on the institutions machines, but in my experience, students gravitate to any software they can install on their laptop, learn quickly in their own time, to maximise their outputs.

Right at the exact moment Twinmotion walks in on the scene connected to Revit 2023, you make Enscape less accessible for the young designers out there, that literally walk into organizations and ask for software they have just learnt. I would love to know why this decision was made (aside from the obvious). It plugs directly into your modeling software, giving you an integrated design and visualization workflow across all project phases.

So really, they are being asked to pay US$201.96 for a semesters usage. Enscape is a real-time rendering and virtual reality plugin for Autodesk Revit (also for Rhino, SketchUp, Archicad, and Vectorworks). I missed the memo, I don't know when this started, but you are now asking for US$16.83 a month, and to add insult to injury, only an option to pay annually (as far as I can tell in Australia). Always a fun class when teaching them the wonders of Enscape + Revit, the plug and play tool anyone can use.Īt the end of class, a student asked if there was a way to access a free version? This was the moment I learnt students are now being asked to pay for a student license.

7 days ago, I began teaching Enscape to my new group of students for the semester (for the 4th straight year).

Student enscape