Once the path is defined the video may be previewed in Enscape using the Preview Video command. The duration between keyframes can be adjusted by setting an explicit timestamp. In addition to morphing the view direction, keyframes allow other options such as time of day (step “B”). In the editor shown below, you can add different keyframes (step “A”). Enscape’s Video Commands (left) Enscape Keyframes and Path (right) Enscape will smoothly transition between #1 and #2 and then again between #2 and #3. Notice the view direction arrow added at each keyframe. The video follows this path and morphs between each keyframe. The path and keyframes are visible within Enscape. You can then continue this process along the path you would like the video to follow. Click Add Keyframe to define the start point. The overall process is simple: First, in your design software, Toggle Video Editor and then compose a view in Enscape. This guide uses Autodesk Revit, but the way in which this functionality was implemented into Enscape allows it to work the same in SketchUp, Rhino and ArchiCAD as well. Enscape has a recently improved workflow for developing video. When navigating a model in real-time is not practical, or you want a pre-scripted path that aligns with your talking points, then creating a video is the solution.

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