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Client Questions
Straight answers to the questions clients ask before they hire a visualization studio: what to send, how long it takes, what a permit or HOA needs, and what changes when you already have the model.
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Rendering Only: When You Already Have the 3D Model
If you already have a finished 3D model you do not need a modeling studio. A rendering-only service starts from your file and delivers final images without rebuilding anything.
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3ds Max Scene Rendering, Just Send Us Your File
A 3ds Max scene depends on plug-ins, renderer choice and external files. Here is what to send so the scene opens and renders correctly on our side.
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ArchiCAD Model Rendering Service, No Modeling Needed
ArchiCAD models are BIM models, so the way you export decides how much survives. Here is how to send yours and what to check first.
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Blender File Rendering Service, Send Us Your .blend
Blender is free, powerful and easy to leave half packed. Here is how to send a .blend file so it opens the same way on our machine.
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OBJ and FBX File Rendering Service
OBJ and FBX are the neutral formats that travel between programs. Here is what to check before you export, and what we do with the mesh.
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Revit Model Rendering Service, No Modeling Needed
Your Revit model is built for construction documents, not for photography. Here is how it becomes a rendering, and what to prepare.
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Rhino Model Rendering Service, No Modeling Needed
Rhino models built from curves and surfaces render beautifully once they are meshed correctly. Here is how that step works and what to check first.
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SketchUp Model Rendering Service, No Modeling Needed
You built it in SketchUp and it looks flat. Here is what to send so we can render it as it is, what to fix first and how the process works.
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Upgrade Your Lumion or Enscape Scene to Photoreal
Lumion and Enscape are great for design review. Here is how to take a scene from them to a photoreal image without starting over.
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360 and VR Tour From Your Existing 3D Model
A 360 tour lets viewers look and move freely. Learn the types, the preparation and the limits of tours made from your existing 3D model.
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Agents Handed a Developer Model: Rendering Only for Pre-Sale and Listings
How agents turn a developer's 3D model into honest, consistent sales images: permission, views by buyer question and what to send.
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Animation From Your Existing 3D Model
An animation shows a project in motion. Learn the types, cost drivers and preparation steps for a film produced from your existing 3D model.
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