Enscape 4.22.0 Launches AI Asset Search and 3D Model Generation

Evermotion 2026-11-05 14:53 article > All

Enscape's November 2026 release adds AI-driven content discovery, custom 3D model generation in beta, and expanded asset libraries to speed up visualization workflows. Over 1,500 new real-time assets, including Evermotion content, bring Cosmos to 13,000+ items.

Enscape 4.22.0 launched on November 4, 2026, introducing AI-powered tools designed to reduce tool-switching and speed up asset placement in architectural visualization workflows. The update centers on three AI-driven features: image-based asset search, custom 3D model generation, and an assistant that answers workflow questions and recommends assets from the Cosmos library.

Image-based search in Cosmos lets architects upload reference photos to find visually similar assets without typing keywords. The 3D model generation feature, currently in beta, creates custom assets from images and does not consume Chaos Credits while in beta. A new Chaos AI Assistant (beta) recommends Cosmos assets and answers questions via text prompt, reference image, or active viewport context. According to Chaos, these tools aim at reducing friction around everyday design work so you can spend less time searching, switching tools, and managing outputs, and more time designing, iterating, and communicating decisions.

Enscape 4.22.0 also integrates Veras 2.0, tightening the iteration loop between real-time rendering and video output for client reviews. The update adds composition gridlines for framing views and Chaos Cloud PDF support for sharing plans and presentation documents. Enscape users can claim 500 additional Chaos Credits to test the Veras integration; the offer applies to new trials started between November 4 - 15 and new one-year licenses, with credits valid for one month.

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Asset Expansion Keeps Workflows Inside the Engine

Cosmos now holds over 13,000 ready-to-use real-time assets, boosted by more than 1,500 new items added in 4.22.0. The expansion includes vegetation from Globe Plants and content from Evermotion, bringing established asset collections directly into Enscape without requiring external imports. For studios using Enscape as their primary presentation tool, this growth reduces setup time and the friction of managing separate asset packs outside the engine.

Envision, Enscape's complementary platform, receives 800+ high-quality assets and 1,500+ 4D Anima assets in parallel. The additions target common visualization scenarios - furniture, vegetation, and props - that archviz teams reach for repeatedly. By housing more Evermotion and similar content natively, Enscape cuts the steps between model handoff and presentation-ready render.

The release improves workflows for Revit, SketchUp, and Rhino users. Feature availability across different CAD hosts and subscription tiers has not been confirmed.