Overview

Our 3D rendering services create a photorealistic 3D image from 2D model. 3D rendering involves giving light to the scene, texturing those objects and creating models of objects. 3D rendering software services take all the data related to 3D model and renders it into a 2D image. For this, we should be thankful to new texturing and lighting capabilities that 2D image cannot be differentiated from a real photograph.

How Does Our 3D Rendering Work?

Creates 3D Objects with 3D Modeling Software

There are many methods to create photorealistic 3D rendering. Some sculpting applications allow you to shape and create polygon, ultimately creating a 3D asset. Other modeling tools allow you to focus on creating surfaces and edges than polygons, in a three-dimensional space. Creating 3D assets through this method allows for great mathematical precision and such tools are used in computer-aided design.

Adding Materials to 3D Objects

Polygons determine the shape of 3D objects but they lack surface or color details. High-quality 3D renders assign a texture to every polygon in a 3D object. A single 3D object can be made of thousands of polygons. The object may look to have industrial smoothness of a kitchen blender but it is an object made up of polygons. With the right 3D materials, it is feasible to create the illusion of 3D depth. These textures add color or reflectivity to an object. Such details would be tedious and time-consuming if you were to add them to the geometry of an object manually.

Adding Light to the 3D Environment

3D objects need to look like as they are in the real world. This holds true for common cases, such as Architectural 3D visualization and architectural renderings, which can transform a basic floor plan into a vision of what is to come. Realistic sources of light make all the difference in transforming a collection of polygon objects into a real space. But our artists do not paint in light or shadows. Instead, our 3D modeling and rendering includes type of light source that illuminates the various objects.

Rendering the 3D Image

Our interior design 3D rendering process begins as soon as the 3D objects have been made and textured, and the environment has been lit. This is entirely computer-driven process that takes a snapshot of your scene. The result is a 2D image of your 3D scene. Rendering software can create a single image or it can render many images to create the illusion of real-time motion. Rendering is a non-uniform process. There are many methods that can be used to affect the quality of the rendering.