4.10.0 Preview 1 Windows

Enscape 4.10.0 Preview 1

Release Notes 13.08.2025

New

• New Asset Delivery Platform: Chaos Cosmos
  Enscape now uses Chaos Cosmos as the platform for delivering assets. While the assets themselves remain unchanged, the system behind them is getting a major upgrade:
  • Improved search and filtering for easier discovery
  • More modern, intuitive interface for browsing and placing assets
  • Consistent experience across Chaos products, with room for future growth
  • Same Enscape assets, now delivered through Cosmos

This change will initially be available only in Preview versions. This allows us to collect early feedback and make improvements before a full rollout.

We’re excited about this transition and would love to hear your thoughts. Please share feedback in our Forum or reach out directly through our Idea Portal.

• Software ray-tracing: Introducing colored sun shadows for software ray tracing including support in fog for capture and walkthrough in Ultra quality.

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• V-Ray scene export improvements: Revit graphics overrides are now also taken in account for the V-Ray Scene Export if they are enabled for Enscape.
• [Rhino] PBR Material roughness texture support: Enscape now supports PBR roughness textures from Rhino’s Physically Based materials (Rhino 7 and 8), while maintaining compatibility with legacy custom materials.
• [Impact] UI adjustments: Improved workflow, clearer labels and tooltips.
• Grass material improvements: More natural look with lower density settings and improved slope placement.

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Fixed Bugs

• Video Editor: Fixed an issue where Enscape freezes when double-clicking the Video Preview Play Button while the General Settings Window is open.
• Rendering: Fixed visual issues when changing the contrast settings, and flickering that could happen when switching between different performance maps.

Known Issues

• Enscape crashes in (heavy load) captures: Crash in PathTrace.glsl may occur under high GPU loads when rendering large screenshots (e.g., 4K with artificial lights or 6K without artificial lights).