Any View that has been created and saved in Enscape can be linked to a Settings Preset. Not only does this allow you to quickly and easily recreate renderings as and when they are needed, but also provides a way to create project phasing presentations.
A Settings Preset that is linked to a View will always take precedence over any current global Visual Settings values when rendering out that linked View, whether as a single image or via batch rendering.
As described in the Settings Presets article, you should create a new Setting Preset remembering to name it.
Expand the Settings Preset panel
Then make any adjustments to the Visual Settings, which will automatically be applied and saved to that Settings Preset. Here, we change the mode to White.
If you have not already created a View you should do so now. This is done via the View Management panel in Enscape, as explained in this article.
Once you have created your View, make sure you are in the Edit View panel and click the Linked Visual Preset drop-down menu.
Any Settings Presets you have created will be available for selection there.
Linked Visual Preset dropdown menu
You can unlink a Settings Preset by clicking on the small chain symbol next to the Linked Visual Preset dropdown menu.
Unlink Linked Visual Preset button
Once you click the Save button, you will be returned to the View Management panel where the View just linked is listed with the chain symbol to indicate a link exists.
The View indicating it is linked to Settings Preset
Rendering a View that contains a link to a Settings Preset is then as simple as selecting it in View Management and clicking the Screenshot button.