Dude... What are you even comparing? Some are path tracers, some are rasterization engines (real time)... What's the point of comparing apples and oranges and putting them in tiers? This makes 0 sense and just shows you don't really know what you are talking about. Blender is not even an engine, bro. Cycles is. There are tons of other renders that work with Blender, including Vray, but also open source ones like Luxcore and Appleseed. Before making a video like this you should actually understand the subject matter.
Honestly it seems to me that D5 has a much higher level of image quality, and I haven't tried 2.5 yet. Enscape always seemed very "flat" to me, as if it had limitations in dynamic range.
I have tried it for a couple of months and you can create stunning software but it definitly has it limitations. Is doesnt support a lot of 3d file types, the brush tool has a lot of limitations and doesnt even work with imported assets and the texture options are wide but dont work nearly as well as its competitors, they dont even have real displacement yet and you cant rotatee the texture on a chosen axis.
Enscape at the top is laughable...I have used enscape for a while and i quit immediately as i find so much limitations. For ease of use and quality enscape will never match d5 in my opinion at least for what I do (interior renders)
To be fair they are great for rendering but it’s not built around arch viz. it has great capabilities but the learning curve is tough compared to render specific software
@@rudy2538 Honestly I don't see the hype around it. Unreal engine is totally free & all high quality photoscanned assets & high res textures from megascans are free too, let's not forget all the "monthly 5 free assets" from the store which in many occasions happen to be textures & systems that really help, the epic marketplace free collection is insanely high quality too, idk man at this point I just don't see any replacement from UE at least for me as my workflow now is Rhino to Unreal, never needing any external asset downloads & stuff, everything always available right on UE. I'm literally delivering countless renders & 1 video (potentially 2) every day, was never able to do such thing back when I tried softwares like 3Ds, Blender, Cinema 4D, Twinmotion, Lumion,... Never had an easier time than now with UE
Listen again he didn't rank them according to the best. He ranked them according to Ease of use. Escape is more user friendly than Unreal Engine and Belender
I understand that it might not be a friendly software for newbies but goddamn to rate it as meh because he doesn't understand it.. Seems like a skill issue instead of a bad engine
@@VollstandigErleuchtung Blender is my main oftware, but i've used quite a few. Blender's quality is amazing, plus you can model in it too. MEH is a crazy rating for this tool.
@@VollstandigErleuchtung i think he just pressed render on every engine and put his rating... he just doesn't want to admit that cycles is better than the engine he paid 500$ for ..
@@VollstandigErleuchtung well compared to maya and houidini blender has one of the best UIs out there and it is easy to learn plus the latest features that are being added
Hu, a top render list by someone who doesn't know what he is talking about. Enscape would go in f tier, not S tier. Might as well shove lumion and eevee in f tier as well. For S tier, redshift, unreal engine, and renderman. A tier would be octane, vray, arnold, and cycles x. B tier would be corona, and 5drender (b tier because it's limited to architectural renders). Then c tier, vantage. Also, I find it funny that cycles was too complicated for you when it's one of the easiest ones to use and the fastest to set up making it the most popular among concept artists who use 3d.
yes twinmotion has gratly improved. But still it has fewer assets. For quick render jobs, you need access to many assets to choose as quick as possible. This is what needs to be improved by most of the architectural render engines. Example, I was trying to find Chanderlier lamps in twinmotion and I could not find any meaniningful ones.
So you comparing realtime-renders with offline renders and with dcc(blender) in one list and make the best option a render with quite limited features (enscape) and accidently promoting yourself as an enscape trainer. You just a marketer from god not the less.
Makes more sense. Otherwise it might tell us he is not so wise or knowledgeable for that matter as far as renderers and use cases are concerned. He would have at least put Blender up there somewhere and his marketing tendencies would have gone under the radar. But that was just too silly to put Blender at Meh...
@@MelosAzemi yeah but it's just not your subscribers who'd get this video recommended, you put rendering in the title so every industry that uses rendering would click on it lol.
I'll have to absolutely disagree with the Meh section. ✌ I've done archvis for over 10 years and I've recently ditched 3ds Max and Corona / Vray for Blender + UE Lumen workflow. Absolutely free and so much easier, faster, and versatile, clients couldn't even tell the difference. It just takes a bit of time to get used to. But when you do, you can actually work so much faster than most of the other softwares.
No way for exterior Lumion is the best. Lumion’s renders will never appear realistic no matter how hard you try. D5, V-Ray are WAY better at exterior rendering.
@@Nature97689 I am doing a transition from D5 to vray and God damn , the quality it's on another level , twinmotion sucks with path tracing , is so buggy and the final results always are bad idk what have they done but 1-2 years ago it was much better and consistent ....D5 it's nice when u need speed tho :)
I am using Enscape . I have tried D5 render once to check if its easy to use, the color management vs material use is easy . I love the lighting on materials , but I find it hard to manage, and also takes time to move around. Enscape for me is still the most practical software to use in terms os UI, speed and quality.
No offense but the category highest tier was "is this real" which means that the renders those softwares provide is close to reality.. I would personally definitely replace vray and put it up there next to corona and put escape in the good tier ( Doesn't mean its not easy to use and costwise its very very good ) but vray definitely is way way way more realistic than enscape. Btw iam an interior designer
I've tried Twinmotion and experimented with it, not saying that you cannot get great looking render if you spend time on it. But as I said, I didn't take into consideration only the quality, but also the ease of use, cost effectiveness and speed which they lack.
@@MelosAzemi so its pretty much fast than lumion in any case, and with the new interface it exceeds every real time software. i tried D5 for two months because their library is impressive, but their ray tracing is way behind twinmotion, you need to look again , and enscape is not even in the race :D
considering twinmotions's ease of use, interface is more simpler than lumion ,considering cost of lumion,(you know it) ,considering quality pathtracer is better than buggy raytracer of lumion, so this list makes no sense.
@@MelosAzemi Everything you said is the opposite. Lumion runs slower, renders slower, and is so overpriced. Twinmotion is free for most people. The ONLY thing Lumion has above most is their foliage is incredible. Try it again
Seeing this video make me sure that this guy made an effort to advertise Enscape, forcing down grade other softwares like Lumion and Twinmotion....He passes quicly too much in their features
My opinion is that the the qaulity that you can achieve with Unreal Engine 5 is much , much , much , much better than enscape (but is more difficult to use unreal respect enscape, there's no doubt)....is on another level of quality and D5 render is much better than enscape in terms of image and video...i use both and i want to modeling complex object sketchup is not the proper tool to do such things...3dsmax have corona and easy livesync with d5render and unreal with datasmith.
I disagree with this comment and I will explain why. Most people that use Enscape only use the standard materials that come with Enscape or the standard materials that come with the 3d application they are using and never explore the capacity of using PBR materials in Enscape. Enscape has the Material Editor. Once you explore the Material Editor, this changes everything.
I agree with @sondamvula . Also, configurating the default settings makes a big difference. If I told my clients I use Thea render. they'd laugh at my face.
@@Muhammad-uk2xm Thea Render is not even in the Top 15 Rendering Engines that people are using today. According to the CGArchitect Survey, 2021 (still waiting for the 2022 or 2023 survey yet) only 0.6% use Thea Render and Enscape was 8.6% and this was in 2021. I cannot even imagine what the percentage is now for how many people use Enscape now. My point is that Thea Render is not even in the Top 5 rendering programs. As Melos said, "his clients would laugh at him if he told them he is using Thea Render" .....
@@MelosAzemithe same could be said to you for Twinmotion, as I already saw people making renders with the quality of V-ray using Twinmotion and people having a hard time to come with something good with Enscape. I think you should mention that at the end is all about the skill of the person that use each software.
Twinmotion is second best in every major category for a render engine, and is the best overall. Jack of all trades, master of none but definitely better than master of one.
ENSCAPE3D FOR EVER it saved my education life in the interior architecture school and it's still does in my job lol I've tried many programs And I think both SketchUp and Enscape3D is the best software companies for my field of work.
@@jetomoon most Clients don't mind the intricate details we designers aim at. They just want to know the overall look of a space. You can use other software if your project renderings are meant for Portfolio purposes
It really depends on what's the criteria and final goals you want to reach. My opinion, after using 6 years know enscape and tried many of them, in an architecture way, it become a really game changer in how fast you can have an better idea of your woek an communicate to your client. For a realistic render in competition use, i agree it's by far not the best but after using in for a long time i finnaly achieve to get some good results, out of the box. The secret of enscape is for me to use png image for all vegetation and people and your 3d will improve like crazy.
There is nothing better than d5 render. The quality /price/ fast is insane. I love corona and i use it for almost all my works, but d5 its the best for quality time
I'm on the website now having a look, could you tell me if this is CPU and or GPU? I'm looking for a new engine which is CPU +GPU, and that can handle render nodes without using farm software, (I prefer to do single frames via a built in distrubuted rendering if possible)
@@archyerima648 I have rtx on most cards, but I'm shocked at that, are you sure that it's not just a certain function that's available on non rtx? For instance vray can be in rtx mode or cuda, I camt understand how a gpu engine will only use rtx?... It doesn't make sense.. Edit I've just gone and checked and d5 supports gtx cards, I'd check what settings you're using in your renders maybe you're trying to use ray tracing?
not saying cycles is the best render engine ever created, but rating it "meh" is a criminal offense lol. dont just go around rating stuff based on how well you understand them
I agree somehow on the list. I used vray when I started to learn rendering, vray/corona is the one of the best and always has the best result. Then I learned lumion which is fast rendering, the only problem with lumion is it will create another file that can be larger than the skp itself same with D5 render. But I can say that D5 is much better than Lumion. Then I tried enscape again with their latest update, I can say that the result is as close as to vray/corona with less time. I wanted to learn corona also 3dmax because it has the best result overall and really close to being realistic, but i think its complicated 😂😂.
My man you put unreal engine in top of blender 💀 i got it cycle is not that good but if we gonna talk about difficulty unreal is hard one and don’t let me talk about the bugs in their software
There are a lot of renderers missing! For example Create, Luxcore, Maxwell, Nox, Thea, Maverick, Toolbag. The last two are extremely fast and offer great quality and are very inexpensive!
you should probably name this video ranking every architectural software because you are categorizing them based on the modeling and its compatiablty with archi viz not the rendering quality/time
hi, Do you know of any incompatibility of Enscape with the new RTX 4090? I just got a Razer 18 laptop and I'm having lots of red flashes bug at enscape, impossible to work.. so frustrated. Thanks
Better try D5. I've always wished I have a RTX 4090 which will make life so much easier. Was using Enscape before. It was a good software but honestly after I tried D5 I never looked back.
Thats biased and you said you will be ranking based on easy of use and other objective values and then you are saying you dont like some of them? :))) thats unprofessional
My brother, when I saw you place Lumion and Unreal on the same level, then put render engines from Blender: Eevee and Cycles below and compare Vray with Unreal and Blender, I realized you don't fully understand the subject or maybe you use the old version of all this software. I'm an Unreal artist and visualizer Artist also Architect. In my free time, I study a lot softwhere as Corona render Vray, fstorm, unreal, cinema 4d Houdini, blender Enscape, etc.. and I can say with certainty that Unreal shouldn't be compared to other platforms. Each has its own strengths, but Unreal is the best by far. It offers GPU and CPU rendering, also baking, and a wide range of services. Most TV shows and films like "The Mandalorian" use Unreal. You need to research more. Coming from 3ds Max and Unreal 100%, I know Unreal is at the top. Blender can't be compared to Lumion, as Lumion is too weak for what Blender offers, from Eevee to Cycles and sculpting. So, please don't compare Lumion with Blender or Unreal. This is an insult. Blender has much better rendering quality than Lumion, and Unreal surpasses them all. I do architectural projects with Unreal. You seem confused, but in terms of quality, Corona Render, Vray, Blender, and Unreal maybe D5 are at the top, others below. Respectfully, it's just my opinion. Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude.
I mean how tf he can compare vray corona and ue5 to others :))) I was so tilted from twinmotion cause it gave me a meh result and I gone directly to vray and holly smoke , the textures and Shadows are super realistic . Lumion and enscape are like Sims , D5 it's fake but powerful cause of ai brushes and speed , blender it's too hard for me to learn but God damn I saw some renders in it and they were top notch . This guy has no clue what he is talking about 🤣
Unreal its the same level that Lumion ? Serious ? Unreal its other level. Unreal it´s for games. High level interaction. It´s Free. It´s fast render for image and Animation e interaction animation. Definitily your opnion about Unreal it´s 110% Wrong.
Unreal Engine 5 is also the fastest and most realistic rendering engine after Octane Render. all other engine cooked scenes give artificial and fake 3d vibe.
I used Artlantis for years and developed a very cold hatred for it. Horrible interface, crap results. Even the help forums had a bad vibe. Siege mentality etc. It does have its advocates but then again, so does masochism.
Unreal Engine technology is taking over the industry or architectural visualization by storm. Yes, it's more complex but that just translates into more possibilities.
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Dude... What are you even comparing? Some are path tracers, some are rasterization engines (real time)... What's the point of comparing apples and oranges and putting them in tiers? This makes 0 sense and just shows you don't really know what you are talking about. Blender is not even an engine, bro. Cycles is. There are tons of other renders that work with Blender, including Vray, but also open source ones like Luxcore and Appleseed.
Before making a video like this you should actually understand the subject matter.
Totally Agree.
Whats wrong when comparing calculator and snakes when you need to build a brick bridge to write a poem about sky failed to load textures?
Honestly it seems to me that D5 has a much higher level of image quality, and I haven't tried 2.5 yet.
Enscape always seemed very "flat" to me, as if it had limitations in dynamic range.
I have tried it for a couple of months and you can create stunning software but it definitly has it limitations. Is doesnt support a lot of 3d file types, the brush tool has a lot of limitations and doesnt even work with imported assets and the texture options are wide but dont work nearly as well as its competitors, they dont even have real displacement yet and you cant rotatee the texture on a chosen axis.
Enscape at the top is laughable...I have used enscape for a while and i quit immediately as i find so much limitations. For ease of use and quality enscape will never match d5 in my opinion at least for what I do (interior renders)
i agree, i learn enscape since 2 years ago and now i moved to another software because when you dive deeper enscape have so much limitations
for me the biggest problem is on reflective material (especially mirror material), light source can't be hidden on reflections.
i think enscape is only good when you do BASIC and FAST rendering, and in enscape is hard to get consistent results in various interior conditions
@@user-zni2bt This is a fact
Agree. Vray is better. 😊
Bro really placed UE and Blender on the bottom tiers? & ENSCAPE on top? Whaaaaaat??? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Because he get paid by ENSCAPE ad
To be fair they are great for rendering but it’s not built around arch viz. it has great capabilities but the learning curve is tough compared to render specific software
Enscape is great for in studio viz, from a time and integration perspective, mid results but good enough for most clients
@@rudy2538 Honestly I don't see the hype around it. Unreal engine is totally free & all high quality photoscanned assets & high res textures from megascans are free too, let's not forget all the "monthly 5 free assets" from the store which in many occasions happen to be textures & systems that really help, the epic marketplace free collection is insanely high quality too, idk man at this point I just don't see any replacement from UE at least for me as my workflow now is Rhino to Unreal, never needing any external asset downloads & stuff, everything always available right on UE. I'm literally delivering countless renders & 1 video (potentially 2) every day, was never able to do such thing back when I tried softwares like 3Ds, Blender, Cinema 4D, Twinmotion, Lumion,... Never had an easier time than now with UE
Listen again he didn't rank them according to the best. He ranked them according to Ease of use. Escape is more user friendly than Unreal Engine and Belender
1:18 not very easy to use but easy to use.
I also used Enscape and it's really easy to use compared to vray with fast rendering and video animation.
Just noticed that as well! I meant to say "free to use".
Blender is by far top tier for me. As a render engine it’s free, that’s the best ratio of cost.
I understand that it might not be a friendly software for newbies but goddamn to rate it as meh because he doesn't understand it.. Seems like a skill issue instead of a bad engine
@@VollstandigErleuchtung Blender is my main oftware, but i've used quite a few. Blender's quality is amazing, plus you can model in it too. MEH is a crazy rating for this tool.
@@VollstandigErleuchtung i think he just pressed render on every engine and put his rating... he just doesn't want to admit that cycles is better than the engine he paid 500$ for ..
what did you expect from someone that put enscape on top of the list?
@@VollstandigErleuchtung well compared to maya and houidini blender has one of the best UIs out there and it is easy to learn plus the latest features that are being added
Hu, a top render list by someone who doesn't know what he is talking about. Enscape would go in f tier, not S tier. Might as well shove lumion and eevee in f tier as well. For S tier, redshift, unreal engine, and renderman. A tier would be octane, vray, arnold, and cycles x. B tier would be corona, and 5drender (b tier because it's limited to architectural renders). Then c tier, vantage. Also, I find it funny that cycles was too complicated for you when it's one of the easiest ones to use and the fastest to set up making it the most popular among concept artists who use 3d.
Vantage is amazing. It is actually Vray realtime, pure raytracing, without any of the technical tweaking issue. A pure gem.
you should really revisist twinmotion 2023 is vastly superior to lumion i.e., it has become fairly competitive
yes twinmotion has gratly improved. But still it has fewer assets. For quick render jobs, you need access to many assets to choose as quick as possible. This is what needs to be improved by most of the architectural render engines. Example, I was trying to find Chanderlier lamps in twinmotion and I could not find any meaniningful ones.
So you comparing realtime-renders with offline renders and with dcc(blender) in one list and make the best option a render with quite limited features (enscape) and accidently promoting yourself as an enscape trainer. You just a marketer from god not the less.
Makes more sense. Otherwise it might tell us he is not so wise or knowledgeable for that matter as far as renderers and use cases are concerned. He would have at least put Blender up there somewhere and his marketing tendencies would have gone under the radar. But that was just too silly to put Blender at Meh...
You should have added "for architecture" to the title, since thats a strong point as to how you ranked the engines
Yeah, I guess so, but that’s how my content is oriented anyway. Thank you for the input!
@@MelosAzemi yeah but it's just not your subscribers who'd get this video recommended, you put rendering in the title so every industry that uses rendering would click on it lol.
D5 > Lumion 2023 > Enscape
Lumion 2023? Like it has any difference with Lumion in 2018.
@@MelosAzemi Lumion 2023 has raytracing unlike earlier versions
@@CHRoOMAX Enscape has had ray tracing since Version 2.6.1, released in 2019.
for me lumion has the worst result, u need a high end gfx card for the worst cgi output.
Lumion 2021 > Enscape 2024
he puts enscape at the top haha
This list was almost exclusive to CPU renderers
Yes Michael Jackson it is exclusive to CPU renderers.
I'll have to absolutely disagree with the Meh section. ✌
I've done archvis for over 10 years and I've recently ditched 3ds Max and Corona / Vray for Blender + UE Lumen workflow.
Absolutely free and so much easier, faster, and versatile, clients couldn't even tell the difference.
It just takes a bit of time to get used to. But when you do, you can actually work so much faster than most of the other softwares.
So, what should i learn now for best 3d rendering. Please help me bro, i want to start now ❤️
For Exterior Lumion
For Interior D5
For both UE5
thanks! im new for this rendering thing. i only use vray from sketchup and now try to explore other option. how do you think about enscape?
D5 render is a extension of UE5, is like the architectural version of
@@jotaku24 a shitty extension lol..just learn ue5
No way for exterior Lumion is the best.
Lumion’s renders will never appear realistic no matter how hard you try.
D5, V-Ray are WAY better at exterior rendering.
@@Nature97689 I am doing a transition from D5 to vray and God damn , the quality it's on another level , twinmotion sucks with path tracing , is so buggy and the final results always are bad idk what have they done but 1-2 years ago it was much better and consistent ....D5 it's nice when u need speed tho :)
I am using Enscape . I have tried D5 render once to check if its easy to use, the color management vs material use is easy . I love the lighting on materials , but I find it hard to manage, and also takes time to move around. Enscape for me is still the most practical software to use in terms os UI, speed and quality.
No offense but the category highest tier was "is this real" which means that the renders those softwares provide is close to reality..
I would personally definitely replace vray and put it up there next to corona and put escape in the good tier
( Doesn't mean its not easy to use and costwise its very very good ) but vray definitely is way way way more realistic than enscape.
Btw iam an interior designer
How is Blender not easy to use? It does everything you need.
It is not the most user-friendly for architects specifically.
@@MelosAzemi What about Keyshot
@@MelosAzemiso you then had to specify the video just to architecture purpose, just for this its purpose its bad to blender so low. Blender is no1
Because it has one of the worst UIs of any program with it being free.
@@Sommervillle worst UI???? huh...it's great...compared to what??? Confused..
so you think twinmotion is meh ? DUDE you need to learn it, its by far the best GPU rendering software lol
I've tried Twinmotion and experimented with it, not saying that you cannot get great looking render if you spend time on it. But as I said, I didn't take into consideration only the quality, but also the ease of use, cost effectiveness and speed which they lack.
@@MelosAzemi so its pretty much fast than lumion in any case, and with the new interface it exceeds every real time software. i tried D5 for two months because their library is impressive, but their ray tracing is way behind twinmotion, you need to look again , and enscape is not even in the race
:D
considering twinmotions's ease of use, interface is more simpler than lumion ,considering cost of lumion,(you know it) ,considering quality pathtracer is better than buggy raytracer of lumion, so this list makes no sense.
@@MelosAzemi Everything you said is the opposite. Lumion runs slower, renders slower, and is so overpriced. Twinmotion is free for most people. The ONLY thing Lumion has above most is their foliage is incredible. Try it again
I use a 100% ArchiCAD in my projetwork. May I use ensape, as a Archicad user, for rendering?
Yes u can
You definitely can
Seeing this video make me sure that this guy made an effort to advertise Enscape, forcing down grade other softwares like Lumion and Twinmotion....He passes quicly too much in their features
My opinion is that the the qaulity that you can achieve with Unreal Engine 5 is much , much , much , much better than enscape (but is more difficult to use unreal respect enscape, there's no doubt)....is on another level of quality and D5 render is much better than enscape in terms of image and video...i use both and i want to modeling complex object sketchup is not the proper tool to do such things...3dsmax have corona and easy livesync with d5render and unreal with datasmith.
I am also using Enscape for fast rendering but to be very honest Thea Render is much realistic then Enscape.
I disagree with this comment and I will explain why. Most people that use Enscape only use the standard materials that come with Enscape or the standard materials that come with the 3d application they are using and never explore the capacity of using PBR materials in Enscape. Enscape has the Material Editor. Once you explore the Material Editor, this changes everything.
@@sondamvula you must try once Thea Render happily 😊
I agree with @sondamvula . Also, configurating the default settings makes a big difference. If I told my clients I use Thea render. they'd laugh at my face.
@@Muhammad-uk2xm Thea Render is not even in the Top 15 Rendering Engines that people are using today. According to the CGArchitect Survey, 2021 (still waiting for the 2022 or 2023 survey yet) only 0.6% use Thea Render and Enscape was 8.6% and this was in 2021. I cannot even imagine what the percentage is now for how many people use Enscape now. My point is that Thea Render is not even in the Top 5 rendering programs. As Melos said, "his clients would laugh at him if he told them he is using Thea Render" .....
@@MelosAzemi exactly
Bruh, blender is not only for architecture
lmao, ranking twinmotion below lumion is just pure ignorance
I note no Keyshot or Vray? Seems like there is a massive amount of context missing!
too expensive!
Ue5 > Corona > D5, Twin > Lumion > Enscape
PUT BLENDER ON VERY GOOD BEFORE THE MISSILE ARRIVES AT YOUR HOUSE
You are an example of the aggressive blender religion.
Enscape, to me, seems to be one of the last rendering engines to be realistic. It may be fast but not realistically.
Depends how you use it.
@@MelosAzemithe same could be said to you for Twinmotion, as I already saw people making renders with the quality of V-ray using Twinmotion and people having a hard time to come with something good with Enscape. I think you should mention that at the end is all about the skill of the person that use each software.
I think that unreal is also very good because the quality is like on corona render
yet even faster than corona
Imagine putting Lumion on top of Twinmotion
Twinmotion is second best in every major category for a render engine, and is the best overall. Jack of all trades, master of none but definitely better than master of one.
ENSCAPE3D FOR EVER it saved my education life in the interior architecture school and it's still does in my job lol I've tried many programs And I think both SketchUp and Enscape3D is the best software companies for my field of work.
100% can agree with you on this.
Wow, finally someone who goes straight to the point. Thank you.
Yea, enscape is good, a bit limited when texture editing however, and some of its features are not on par with the normal render quality, like videos.
For archi students, which one you recommend?
@@jetomoon Enscape. Considering most Clients want immediate output, this is the best software to use
@@jetomoon most Clients don't mind the intricate details we designers aim at. They just want to know the overall look of a space. You can use other software if your project renderings are meant for Portfolio purposes
It really depends on what's the criteria and final goals you want to reach. My opinion, after using 6 years know enscape and tried many of them, in an architecture way, it become a really game changer in how fast you can have an better idea of your woek an communicate to your client. For a realistic render in competition use, i agree it's by far not the best but after using in for a long time i finnaly achieve to get some good results, out of the box. The secret of enscape is for me to use png image for all vegetation and people and your 3d will improve like crazy.
I really don't think you should be ranking these software. You don't know what's good and what's not.
F-storm > ALL
There is nothing better than d5 render. The quality /price/ fast is insane. I love corona and i use it for almost all my works, but d5 its the best for quality time
I'm on the website now having a look, could you tell me if this is CPU and or GPU? I'm looking for a new engine which is CPU +GPU, and that can handle render nodes without using farm software, (I prefer to do single frames via a built in distrubuted rendering if possible)
@@R1PPA-C d5 used GPU for rendering
@@oldcity9313 thanks, I quite like the look of it, might get a demo later on and have a mess around with it
@@R1PPA-Cmake sure you get rtx graphics, d5 doesn't support gtx serries, sadly for ne 😢
@@archyerima648 I have rtx on most cards, but I'm shocked at that, are you sure that it's not just a certain function that's available on non rtx? For instance vray can be in rtx mode or cuda, I camt understand how a gpu engine will only use rtx?... It doesn't make sense.. Edit I've just gone and checked and d5 supports gtx cards, I'd check what settings you're using in your renders maybe you're trying to use ray tracing?
are you comparing modeling software like blender with AI generetors?
I would add Fstrom on this list of renderes. I would add it to the S tier. It's very easy to learn and powerful tool to use in the arch viz industry.
I agree with you, but unfortunately it is only for 3ds max and c4d. (You can only be independent with standalone.)
not saying cycles is the best render engine ever created, but rating it "meh" is a criminal offense lol. dont just go around rating stuff based on how well you understand them
Keyshot?
Too expensive! What idiot pays that much money?
Blender is way higher than where you placed it
in terms of Learning curve, no.
1:26 you say not easy to use and then you say easy to use?
Not gotta lie..the thumbnail got me lol
I think you need more experience to make a list like this. Once you get the full experience you don't make stupid lists like this.
Yaps bro 👍
This tier list is the great meme lmao
I agree somehow on the list.
I used vray when I started to learn rendering, vray/corona is the one of the best and always has the best result. Then I learned lumion which is fast rendering, the only problem with lumion is it will create another file that can be larger than the skp itself same with D5 render. But I can say that D5 is much better than Lumion. Then I tried enscape again with their latest update, I can say that the result is as close as to vray/corona with less time. I wanted to learn corona also 3dmax because it has the best result overall and really close to being realistic, but i think its complicated 😂😂.
bro that clickbait, I was like he uses it so often no way Enscape is shitty thank god
My man you put unreal engine in top of blender 💀 i got it cycle is not that good but if we gonna talk about difficulty unreal is hard one and don’t let me talk about the bugs in their software
Sorry if my English isn’t very good
There are a lot of renderers missing! For example Create, Luxcore, Maxwell, Nox, Thea, Maverick, Toolbag. The last two are extremely fast and offer great quality and are very inexpensive!
chaos corona the best, but for animation so wasting time...
Enscape pays him, it's normal that he puts it first. His opinion is not objective
Blender is good, you can achive awesome results!!!
and about FluidRay?
you should probably name this video ranking every architectural software because you are categorizing them based on the modeling and its compatiablty with archi viz not the rendering quality/time
I have worked with 600 3d Software in depth and advanced features
what makes you a king to critism
hi, Do you know of any incompatibility of Enscape with the new RTX 4090? I just got a Razer 18 laptop and I'm having lots of red flashes bug at enscape, impossible to work.. so frustrated. Thanks
Better try D5. I've always wished I have a RTX 4090 which will make life so much easier. Was using Enscape before. It was a good software but honestly after I tried D5 I never looked back.
That’s exactly the route I’m heading now, D5 is the best! Excellent quality images
Should add architecture in the title as well because this is total bs for animation/vfx.
if vray and lumion had a baby that would be enscape 3.4
you missed octane
Si sabes usar bien unreal engine sabes que no hay software que se compare con el🙌
cool ranking :)
hmm, Renderman? Arnold? Redshift? Octane?.....
what do you think about keyshot?
I don't know what they've done with Enscape. Version 3.5 is extremely unstable. For now I'll stick with 3.4.4
V ray and corona are plugins the rest is a software standing by them selves
one thing I disagree with, because in Enscape you can't animate humans in motion
Lost touch for a few years. What happened to Maxwell?
I was looking for this comment haha 😂
twinmotion is perfect combination with unreal 5 bro wkwkwkw
huh are you for real ? twinmotion is rendering enginge and Unreal is Used as Rendering engine also how i can use both with each other? O.o
Too unstable for real work.
what about Arnold ?
solid arnold?
Enscape leaves shadows look terrible at the distance 😢 even with an ultra settings
Thats biased and you said you will be ranking based on easy of use and other objective values and then you are saying you dont like some of them? :))) thats unprofessional
My brother, when I saw you place Lumion and Unreal on the same level, then put render engines from Blender: Eevee and Cycles below and compare Vray with Unreal and Blender, I realized you don't fully understand the subject or maybe you use the old version of all this software. I'm an Unreal artist and visualizer Artist also Architect. In my free time, I study a lot softwhere as Corona render Vray, fstorm, unreal, cinema 4d Houdini, blender Enscape, etc.. and I can say with certainty that Unreal shouldn't be compared to other platforms. Each has its own strengths, but Unreal is the best by far. It offers GPU and CPU rendering, also baking, and a wide range of services. Most TV shows and films like "The Mandalorian" use Unreal.
You need to research more. Coming from 3ds Max and Unreal 100%, I know Unreal is at the top. Blender can't be compared to Lumion, as Lumion is too weak for what Blender offers, from Eevee to Cycles and sculpting. So, please don't compare Lumion with Blender or Unreal.
This is an insult. Blender has much better rendering quality than Lumion, and Unreal surpasses them all. I do architectural projects with Unreal. You seem confused, but in terms of quality, Corona Render, Vray, Blender, and Unreal maybe D5 are at the top, others below.
Respectfully, it's just my opinion. Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude.
could i see some of your still renders you made in unreal please
I mean how tf he can compare vray corona and ue5 to others :))) I was so tilted from twinmotion cause it gave me a meh result and I gone directly to vray and holly smoke , the textures and Shadows are super realistic . Lumion and enscape are like Sims , D5 it's fake but powerful cause of ai brushes and speed , blender it's too hard for me to learn but God damn I saw some renders in it and they were top notch . This guy has no clue what he is talking about 🤣
The problem with Enscape is it has bugs in reflection.
Where's Arnold, Redshift, Octane, RenderMan?
Oh, it's for arch viz.............
How is about Unity ?
this guy didnt know about ue5 redering
My god what a waste of time watching this.
my dude placing unreal engine on top of twinmotion after saying that the drawbacks are that it is not ideal for architecture 💀💀💀💀💀💀
You really have no idea what TwinMotion can produce w path tracing
Change the video title to For architecture because this is borderline useless for animation/VFX lol.
Unreal its the same level that Lumion ? Serious ? Unreal its other level. Unreal it´s for games. High level interaction. It´s Free. It´s fast render for image and Animation e interaction animation. Definitily your opnion about Unreal it´s 110% Wrong.
Unreal Engine 5 is also the fastest and most realistic rendering engine after Octane Render. all other engine cooked scenes give artificial and fake 3d vibe.
Octane looks like plastic.
they are roasting you in the comments lil bro
Love this.
I used Artlantis for years and developed a very cold hatred for it. Horrible interface, crap results.
Even the help forums had a bad vibe. Siege mentality etc.
It does have its advocates but then again, so does masochism.
Thea?
Why not review Redshift.
..No es el hacha,.. es el Indio.
Blender is very simple so it is on "meh" because its complicated.... Yeah
hahaha i was looking for this comment
Unreal Engine technology is taking over the industry or architectural visualization by storm. Yes, it's more complex but that just translates into more possibilities.
Bro, do you really using that microphone?
Vray above UE5 lumen? You can't be real
Were same man i like enscape because its fast easy to used easy to revised al my works design
when you donno shit but you gotta upload some videos