Frequently Asked Questions About 3D Rendering

3D rendering services can be prepared for interior, exterior, villa, residential, restaurant, office, retail, commercial building, social facility, landscape, and product projects. The scope of work is determined according to the scale of the project, the required visuals, and the intended presentation.

CAD plans, PDF drawings, SketchUp or other 3D model files, elevation drawings, and reference images are helpful for quotation evaluation. Even when some files are missing, you can briefly describe the project scope to arrange an initial consultation.

Yes. The scope of work can be evaluated using reference images, measurements, preliminary plans, or a brief project description. The available project information is reviewed before preparing a final quotation and production plan.

The delivery schedule is planned according to the project type, modeling requirements, number of visuals, level of detail, and revision scope. An estimated delivery schedule is shared during the quotation stage.

Feedback provided on the initial visuals is reviewed, and revisions included within the agreed scope are applied. The number and scope of revisions are clearly stated in the project quotation.

Images are generally delivered in JPEG, PNG, or other formats according to project requirements. Resolution is determined during the quotation stage based on the intended use, print size, digital presentation, or social media requirements.

Interior rendering focuses on furniture, materials, lighting, and spatial atmosphere. Exterior rendering evaluates the building surroundings, landscape, façade materials, daylight, and the relationship between architectural masses.

The number of visuals is determined according to the presentation needs of the project. Different camera angles can be planned for the overall building view, entrance areas, important interiors, or specific architectural details.

Architectural animation is prepared to support a moving presentation within or around the project. In drone integration work, the proposed building or landscape is integrated into real drone footage in accordance with the project location and scale.

Requests for source files should be stated at the beginning of the project. The file type, permitted use, and delivery conditions are evaluated separately during the quotation stage.

Pricing is evaluated according to the project type, total area, modeling requirements, number of visuals, quality preference, delivery schedule, and revision scope.

No. The calculator provides an estimated budget based on the selected information. The final price is determined during the quotation stage after the project files and scope of work have been reviewed.

The delivery schedule may affect the scope of work. Short turnaround requests are evaluated separately according to current project workload, team planning, and the number of required visuals.

Payment terms are shared during the quotation stage according to the project scope. Payment steps for project commencement, interim approvals, and final delivery are clarified in advance.

You can receive information about an estimated budget before sending files. A final quotation requires a review of the plans, models, reference images, and delivery expectations.