Lowering this slider will help prevent color bounces and reducing color bleed overall. Normally this is a great way to increase lighting but because of the color bleeding issue increasing this setting will exacerbate the red color being bounced by the lighting engine. This may be adjusted so bloom doesn’t overpower the scene and make the lit areas too fuzzy.Īmbient brightness helps provide a scene with additional lighting when the natural or artificial light is lacking. This setting does not impact color bleeding but due to the changes to the default lighting settings. In this case, the color red is bleeding, by moving the slider to the right it helps negate the red color by balancing out the image with cooler (blue). This will help remove some of the color bleedings from walls and ceilings but will need contrast to help bring back color to elements that fade.Ĭolor temperature will either make the scene (lower) warmer or (higher) cooler. This setting should boost the color output which is important to do because lowering the saturation will drown out the colors. Image settings contain the most important tweaks when dealing with lighting, color, and effects. Because of the settings being made later in the article will affect this automation, it is best to uncheck and manually adjust as needed. Below is a side by side comparison between the settings for the before/after images.īy default, Enscape will try to adjust the light exposure of the scene based on dark/light levels.

The general tab should present itself when opening settings. To open the setting sliders, click on the settings button under the Enscape tab. This article will go over ways to overcome this issue using only Enscape setting sliders.

This can happen with scenes where a strong primary color, such as red/blue/green, bleeds onto neutral color surfaces resulting in unwanted color bleed.

One of the hurdles of dealing with any physics-based lighting engine is the issue of color bleeding. Enscape is one of these amazing engines and is quickly becoming the visualization plugin of choice for Revit due to the real-time feedback interchange between Revit and Enscape. Physics-based lighting engines have been the defacto go-to for renderings in recent times because of their jaw-dropping results and ease of use.