Revit & Enscape Support
Textures: Partial PBR Texture Support
Models: .FBX Support
HDRIs: Partial Support (no .EXR support)
How to import Poliigon Models into Enscape with Revit
To import models into Enscape with Revit, make sure you’re first selecting .fbx as your download format from Poliigon. Note that Enscape recommends models lower than 20k faces, so for some models, you may want to open the download settings for the asset on Poliigon, and tick the boxes for a lower LOD model. Then follow these steps:
Navigate to the Enscape > Asset Library window
Select the 'Custom Asset' tab, then click the + sign to add a new asset
If you wish, fill out any descriptive information, then click 'Import Geometry' and navigate to the .fbx file you downloaded from Poliigon.
Automatic material import is still not fully supported for .fbx assets, so you'll need to manually add the material's maps. If you already saved a .matpkg file for a Poliigon material (see next section) select that.
Use the included tools to create a thumbnail for the model
Close out the editor window, and you should now see your model listed in the custom asset library
How to import Poliigon PBR Textures into Enscape with Revit
To import materials into Enscape with Revit, first follow this guide on creating a material with Revit. If you wish you can stop at after the create new material step, and finsh editing the material in Enscape.
Navigate to the Enscape menu, and click on the Enscape Material Editor
Find your material you created in step 1 in the list
Use the dropdown at the top to select the material type. Generic should be sufficient for more Poliigon materials
Click the folder icons to load your texture maps, making sure to set the normal map's dropdown to normals. If you're loading an older Poliigon material, make sure to invert the gloss map when presented with the popup in the roughness section.
If you're happy with your material, you may want to export it as a material package file so you can re-use for other projects. You can set the default location to save by clicking on the gear Icon at the bottom left, then clicking on the file path to edit
Hover over the material entry in the list, and click on the 3 dots, then select Export
How to import Poliigon HDRIs into Enscape with Revit
To import HDRIs into Enscape with Revit, make sure you’re first selecting .jpg as your download format from Poliigon:
Go to the Enscape>Start menu
Click on the icon for 'Visual Settings'
Navigate to the 'Sky' tab, then select 'Skybox' from the dropdown, then load the HDRI from your downloaded file
Rhino & Enscape Support
Textures: Partial PBR Texture Support
Models: .FBX Support
HDRIs: Partial Support (no .EXR support)
How to import Poliigon Models into Enscape with Rhino
To import models into Enscape with Rhino, make sure you’re first selecting .fbx as your download format from Poliigon. Then follow these steps:
Follow the same steps as outlined here
How to import Poliigon PBR Textures into Enscape with Rhino
To import materials into Enscape with Rhino, you may want to first review material imports through Rhino directly here. Enscape doesn't support Rhino's newer PBR materials, so you'll have to choose which workflow you prefer.
Create a new material by selecting the 'Materials' Tab, then clicking on the 'New Material' Icon, then 'Enscape' as the type
You can rename the material to more easily identify it in Enscape's Material Editor
For the rest of the steps, the process is identical to here, starting by clicking on the Enscape Material Editor icon
How to import Poliigon HDRIs into Enscape with Rhino
To import HDRIs into Enscape with Rhino, make sure you’re first selecting .jpg as your download format from Poliigon:
The process is identical to here, starting with selecting the Enscape 'Start' icon from the Enscape toolbar