In cases where you have multiple GPU’s, Enscape will only utilize one of those GPU’s.
ENSCAPE REVIT LAPTOP DRIVER
Note: you may still experience a performance boost by using SLI AFR mode, which is a setting that can be selected in your NVIDIA driver properties. NET Framework 4.5.2 or higher (already installed for Windows 10)
ENSCAPE REVIT LAPTOP INSTALL
If that software is not present the installer will prompt you to download and install whatever is missing from your system.įor deploying Enscape via Command Line, here’s a list of that required software: The Enscape installer will check for the presence of additional software required to run Enscape.
Refer to the hardware requirements in our Virtual Reality Headset guide NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070/Quadro RTX 5000 or an AMD equivalent GPU with at least 8GB VRAM NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 or AMD equivalent with 4GB VRAM
ENSCAPE REVIT LAPTOP DRIVERS
The latest available drivers or at least our recommended drivers NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660/Quadro K2000 and newerĪMD Radeon R9 270/FirePro W5100 and newer
On Intel Macs only, Windows installed via Bootcamp Where VR is listed, the GPU’s clock speed (processor) has more relevance than the amount of VRAM, although you should always try to use a GPU with as much VRAM as possible. Note: real-time rendering performance can be affected by the project size, and therefore the following table provides the minimum GPU specifications that we recommend where large CAD projects are regularly being worked on. It is also recommended that your internet connection is fast and stable, and that you should use a direct cable connection and avoid using a Wi-fi connection where possible, as this can slow down the Asset Library loading times. The system requirements to run Enscape, as well as the Standalone Executable files that can be exported from Enscape, are identical. A good CPU can speed up Enscape’s loading times. If your systems CPU and RAM are capable of handling Revit, for instance, and you have a capable GPU, Enscape should work. I've been pretty impressed with Enscape so far.Enscape performs its renders using your graphics card (GPU), but the GPU has to have dedicated VRAM, and not shared VRAM as found with Intel Integrated Graphics chips. The sketchup model is local on your laptop. Not sure about the Oculus Rift but with the Vive you will need a internet connection to connect to Steam and run the room setup. I have used it at 2 clients residences when they couldn't come to the office. Also using the HTC Vive, not super portable but definitely manageable, you'll need some tripods or suction cups for the base stations, takes about 10 mins to setup on site. Yes you can run Enscape from a beefy laptop, I'm running a MSI with a Nvidia 1070, 32 GB ram, 2 TB ssd, runs without any issues. You can't always rely on robust internet access if you take the setup to a client.Ĭan you run Enscape from a muscle powered laptop for a walkthrough in VR? Without internet access? Revit Live requires the model to be uploaded to the cloud then downloaded to run.which I think is ridiculous when you have the computing power to do it.but what about portability. Marvins_dad wrote:My quick question is about portability and VR.has anyone played with that yet?
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