Enscape Adds Veras 2.0 AI Rendering Tools
Chaos has integrated its Veras 2.0 AI visualisation tool into the Enscape real-time visualisation interface with the release of version 4.22.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
Chaos released Enscape 4.22, which brings Veras 2.0 AI visualisation directly into the Enscape workflow. The update also adds new AI video models and an AI Assistant in beta.
Why it matters
Architects and designers can now access AI rendering tools without leaving Enscape for a separate application. The integration is aimed at streamlining design exploration within existing real-time visualisation workflows.
Enscape 4.22 integrates Veras 2.0 and introduces the Chaos AI Assistant in beta, with AI 3D Model Generation creating textured 3D assets from images. AI 3D Model Generation is free during beta, subject to usage limits, and does not consume Chaos Credits, though the source does not specify those limits.
The players
Chaos
Chaos is the software company that develops Enscape and Veras, and it released the 4.22 update.
The details
Enscape 4.22 lets users run Veras 2.0 AI visualisation without opening a separate Veras window. The release also adds Image-Based Search in the Chaos Cosmos 3D content library, which finds visually similar assets using reference images rather than keywords.
Timeline
November 6, 2026: Enscape 4.22 with Veras 2.0 integration launched.
November 15, 2026: Deadline for the 500-credit offer on eligible trials and licences.
The Tech Race
Enscape 4.22 extends its real-time visualisation workflow by folding AI rendering into the existing interface rather than requiring a separate tool. This places Chaos's Enscape product alongside other design-software vendors adding generative features to established visualisation pipelines.
Architects can generate and search for 3D assets and AI renders without switching applications inside Enscape. New trial and annual licence buyers receive 500 additional Chaos Credits if they qualify, with the offer running through November 15, 2026.
The takeaway
Design teams evaluating AI visualisation tools may find it practical to test the in-app Veras workflow during the free beta period. Checking current usage limits before relying on the beta features is advisable.
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