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FBX, OBJ, and GLB files for Enscape's Custom Asset Library. Furniture, vegetation, people, and interior props from independent creators — pay once, use in unlimited Enscape projects.

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Best 3D Formats for Enscape Custom Assets (2026)

Enscape accepts several formats for its Custom Asset Library. Here's what works best and how to import.

Format	Import path	Best for	Pro tip
FBX	Enscape panel → Custom Assets → Add Asset → select FBX	Furniture, people, entourage, multi-material objects	Set real-world scale in the Custom Asset dialog. Enscape reads the FBX scale and places assets at correct dimensions.
GLB / GLTF	Enscape panel → Custom Assets → Add Asset → select GLB	PBR-textured assets with embedded textures	GLB is cleaner (single file vs multi-file GLTF). Enscape 4.x+ has improved GLB support with PBR material fidelity.
OBJ	Import into host software first (SketchUp/Revit/Rhino), then Enscape renders it	Simple static props placed directly in the host software	For SketchUp users, OBJ can be imported as a component natively — no Custom Asset Library step needed for simple props.

Why Architects Use Proofly for Enscape Custom Assets

3D preview before you buy

Orbit, zoom, and inspect topology and surface quality in the browser before buying. Verify poly count and UV quality before adding to your Enscape Custom Asset Library.

Real poly count on every listing

Every Proofly listing shows the exact polygon count. Filter by range to find assets that keep your Enscape scene real-time fast, especially for complex projects with hundreds of objects.

FBX with clean UVs and scale

Furniture and props on Proofly use real-world scale and clean UV maps — reducing post-import material adjustments in Enscape's material library.

Multiple formats per purchase

Many listings include FBX + OBJ + GLB in one purchase. Useful when you need the same asset in Enscape's Custom Asset Library and as a native SketchUp or Revit component.

Clear commercial licenses

Each listing shows its license: Personal, Commercial, or Extended. Commercial models go straight into client deliverables and sold renders — no usage grey areas.

HiddenMark anti-piracy

Every download is watermarked with HiddenMark — a unique invisible code in the mesh. Creators can trace unauthorized redistribution, keeping quality assets on the market.

Adding Proofly Models to Enscape's Custom Asset Library

Enscape uses a Custom Asset Library to manage external 3D objects. Here's the complete workflow.

FBX — recommended workflow

Download the .fbx file from Proofly (note the file size and poly count on the listing)
In Enscape: click the Custom Assets button in the Enscape toolbar → Manage Library
Click Add Asset → select your .fbx file
Set a Name and Category (e.g. Furniture, People, Vegetation)
Set the correct Scale in the Asset dialog — match your scene units
Click Save → the asset appears in your library panel
Place the asset from the library panel into your SketchUp/Revit/Rhino scene — Enscape renders it automatically

Which host software you're using matters

SketchUp: OBJ files can be imported natively as components (File → Import). Custom Asset Library is used for FBX/GLB assets you want in a catalog.

Revit: Custom assets placed via Enscape panel appear as generic families. For Revit-native geometry, use Datasmith or Revit's own FBX import.

Rhino: OBJ and FBX can be imported directly into Rhino; Enscape renders them with its lighting. Custom Asset Library adds catalog management on top.

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Enscape vs Twinmotion vs Lumion — Custom Asset Workflow

Feature	Enscape	Twinmotion	Lumion
Standalone or plugin	Plugin (Revit/SketchUp/Rhino)	Standalone app	Standalone app
FBX import	✅ Custom Asset Library	✅ Direct import	✅ Direct import
OBJ import	✅ Via host or Custom Assets	✅ Direct import	✅ Direct import
GLB import	✅ Custom Asset Library	✅ Twinmotion 2023+	⚠️ Limited
Real-time path tracing	✅ Enscape 4.x	✅ Twinmotion 2023+	⚠️ Rasterized
Proofly assets work	✅ FBX + OBJ + GLB	✅ FBX + OBJ + GLB	✅ FBX + OBJ

FAQ — 3D Models for Enscape

What 3D file formats does Enscape support for custom assets?▾

Enscape's Custom Asset Library supports FBX (recommended), OBJ, and GLB/GLTF for importing external 3D models. FBX is the most reliable — it supports multiple material slots, UV maps, and clean geometry that Enscape can then re-surface with its own material library. GLB is useful for assets with embedded PBR textures. Note that Enscape renders your host software's scene (Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, ArchiCAD), so imported custom assets are placed in the host software first, then appear in Enscape.

How do I add a custom FBX model to Enscape?▾

In Enscape, open the Custom Asset Library (Enscape panel → Custom Assets → Manage Library). Click 'Add Asset' and select your FBX or GLB file. Set a name, category, and thumbnail. The asset now appears in your Custom Asset Library and can be placed into the scene from the Enscape panel. In Revit, it appears as a family; in SketchUp, as a component. Once placed in the host software, Enscape renders it in real-time at the correct position.

What is the best 3D format to buy for Enscape?▾

FBX is the best overall format for Enscape custom assets — reliable import, supports multiple material IDs, and works well with Enscape's material library for post-import surface assignments. GLB is excellent for assets with embedded PBR textures that you want Enscape to display exactly as designed. Many Proofly listings include FBX + OBJ + GLB in one purchase — check the Files tab before buying.

Can I use Proofly models commercially in Enscape renders?▾

Yes — most Proofly models include a Commercial license covering architectural renders, client presentations, sold project deliverables, and marketing materials. Each listing shows its license: Personal (personal projects), Commercial (client work, renders you sell), or Extended (products you redistribute). Check the license badge on any model page before purchasing.

What poly count should Enscape custom assets have?▾

Enscape renders in real-time, so total scene triangle count affects GPU performance. For custom assets: hero furniture 2,000–10,000 tris; background props 200–2,000 tris; people 1,000–5,000 tris; trees/plants 500–3,000 tris. Enscape's auto-optimization helps with distant objects, but foreground hero pieces can have higher detail. Proofly shows the exact polygon count on every listing so you can filter by budget.

How does Enscape differ from Twinmotion and Lumion for custom 3D imports?▾

Enscape is a plugin for Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, ArchiCAD, and Vectorworks — it renders the host software's scene in real-time. You import custom assets via Enscape's Custom Asset Library, where they become objects in the host. Twinmotion and Lumion are standalone tools where you import FBX/OBJ directly. The same Proofly assets (FBX, OBJ, GLB) work in all three — Enscape's workflow just adds the extra step of going through the host software first.

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