Orthographic projection provides a different set of parameters for navigating around your project once you enter the orthographic view, the Help overlay will change to show these.
Selecting orthographic will immediately adjust your Enscape window to that projection. Hovering your mouse over the button expands the overlay, and you’ll see that you have three options: perspective, two-point, or orthographic. If you don’t see the buttons initially, don’t worry! Try switching the Help overly on by pressing the H key on your keyboard. Notice the projection options in the top right corner of the screen. You can set up your rendering viewport for an orthographic view right in the Enscape window. Use a floor plan to communicate the space to your client early on, and then convince them of the project with elevation views from any angle. Every stage of the design process can benefit from an orthographic rendering. Orthographic views are a vital part of any architect’s workflow, and Enscape makes it easier than ever to render them in striking clarity.
