How the 3D Visualization process works

What do I need to provide for a 3D Visualization?

1. A detailed description of the project or object to be visualized.
2. A 2D blueprint or floor plan.
3. Any relevant dimensions or specifications.
4. Reference images or sample sketches.
5. Desired camera angles and lighting conditions.
6. Color scheme or material finishes (if applicable).

What is the step of 3D Visualization?

The steps of 3D visualization typically involve the following:

Brief and Conceptualization: Gathering requirements, determining the scope of the project and developing a concept or visual style.
Modeling: Creating a 3D digital model of the interior space, including furniture, fixtures, and details such as lighting, textures and materials.
Lighting and Texturing: Adding lighting and textures to enhance the visual appearance and realism of the model.
Rendering: Generating 2D or 3D images or animations from the 3D model.
Review and Feedback: Reviewing the visualization with the client or stakeholders to get feedback and make any necessary changes.
Final Output: Producing the final output, which will be in the form of a high-resolution images.
Presentation: Presenting the final visualization to the client for approval or further modifications.

The specific steps may vary depending on the project, but these are the general steps involved in most 3D visualization projects.