Import – Import site models from OpenStreetMap.

Zoom, Go to Location, and Fit to Location – Refine or reposition the location.

Map and current area – An adjustable orange box marks the current area.

Site Context Data – Toggle the visibility of parts of the site model.

Current Location – Find the chosen location of the pin on the map.

Search – Enter an address or coordinates.

A window will open once you've clicked on the button. Select the Add Site Context button located in the side panel. The Site Context panel will open to the left of the Enscape Viewport. To open the site context feature, click on the linked button in the Enscape Viewport Toolbar or press the shortcut key. Here's an overview of how you can add context to your design scene.

Once imported, the site context model will only appear in your Enscape viewport and not in your chosen CAD software. It includes low poly buildings, streets, and topography which can be imported into your project to facilitate architectural visualization. The Site Context feature is a site model of an area where a building is placed. Enscape's latest software release, version 3.3, includes the Site Context feature which lets you add real-world context to your design scenes by utilizing OpenStreetMap data. Knowing where your building will be constructed is essential as it shows you the impact it will have on its surroundings and vice versa.

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