RENDERING PROCESS
Project TimeTime Schedule & Revisions:Revisions:
Project Initiation
After a "Notice to Proceed" and issuance of a Purchase Order(s), 3DHomeMedia LLC shall commence the work within 1 to 3 business days from the date of Work Order.
Phase 1: White-box Rendering (Modeling)
The modeling will be created in 3 to 7 business days from commencement date and 3DHomeMedia LLC continue all work to a conclusion acceptable to the client.
Once the white-box is complete it will be proofed & any errors will be addressed.
Client will receive unlimited free revision in white-box stage. If structural changes are requested, no additional fees are required in this phase.
Phase 2: Color Rendering (Texture & Material)
The first set of 3d rendering will be created in 3 to 5 business days from date of phase 2 acceptance. Once the render is complete it will be proofed and any errors will be addressed.
Client will receive one free material/color revision. If structural changes are requested, we may need to provide a quote beyond the nominal change fee.
Phase 3: Postproduction (Final Rendering)
After receiving approval, we will create the final rendering in 4K quality and enhance the image through post-production. Additionally, we can provide the rendering with or without people included.
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Phase 01
Unlimited Revisions
Phase 02
One Free Revision
Phase 03
4K Quality
PAYMENT
We provide three distinct payment options for our clients.
Full Payment Upfront
In this option, the client will have the advantage of removing the watermark from the designed renderings. They will also have ample time to review and provide feedback on our designs.
Additionally, if the client decides to cancel the order for any reason before proceeding to material rendering, a 50% refund will be provided.
Please note, the design files will be securely kept until the client approves the final design. This ensures that the client has the opportunity to review the design thoroughly before giving their approval.
50% Deposit
Under this option, a 50% deposit is required to initiate the design process. This deposit ensures commitment from the client and covers the initial design work.
Once the client has approved the white box rendering, the remaining 50% of the payment will be due before we proceed with providing the material & color rendering. This ensures that the payment is completed before the next phase of the design process begins.
In this payment option, it is essential for the client to share their feedback within one week of receiving any materials for review. Comments received after the one-week deadline may disrupt our schedule and potentially cause project delays.
Net 30
After a few projects together, we introduced the client to the option of Net 30 payment terms. This enables the client to settle the complete invoice amount within 30 days of receiving the final rendering.
What information do you need to provide for your
InteriorInterior Rendering?Rendering?
To create an interior architectural rendering, several elements need to be provided;
1. Floor plan
A detailed floor plan of the space, including accurate measurements, room layout, and placement of windows and doors.
Our range of acceptable file formats includes architectural blueprints, floor plans, CAD, REVIT, PDF, JPEG, and even hand-drawn sketches.
2. Material and finishes
Information about the materials and finishes that will be used in the space, such as flooring, wall finishes, ceiling treatments, and cabinetry. It is helpful to provide samples or reference images to accurately depict the desired materials.
3. Color palette
The desired color scheme for the space, including specific paint colors, fabric patterns, and textures. Providing reference images or sample swatches can help convey the desired aesthetic.
4. Furniture and fixtures (optional)
A list or reference images of the furniture, fixtures, and decorative elements that will be included in the rendering. This includes items such as sofas, tables, chairs, lighting fixtures, artwork, and accessories.
5- Lighting plan (optional)
A lighting plan indicating the placement and type of lighting fixtures, as well as the desired lighting effects and ambiance.
What information do you need to provide for your
ExteriorExterior Rendering?Rendering?
To create an exterior architectural rendering, several elements need to be provided:
1- Architectural drawings
Detailed architectural drawings (any format) of the exterior of the building, including floor plans, elevations, and sections. These drawings should accurately represent the size, shape, and proportions of the building.
Our range of acceptable file formats includes architectural blueprints, floor plans, CAD, REVIT, PDF, JPEG, and even hand-drawn sketches.
2- Site plan
A site plan showing the location of the building within its surroundings. This includes neighboring buildings, landscaping, roads, and other relevant features.
If you do not have a site plan, providing the address of the project would be sufficient.
3- Material and finishes
Information about the materials and finishes that will be used on the exterior of the building, such as cladding, roofing, windows, doors, and other architectural elements. It is helpful to provide samples or reference images to accurately depict the desired materials.
4- Color palette
The desired color scheme for the exterior of the building, including specific paint colors, material colors, and textures. Providing reference images or sample swatches can help convey the desired aesthetic.
5- Lighting plan (optional)
A lighting plan indicating the placement and type of exterior lighting fixtures, as well as the desired lighting effects and ambiance. This includes both functional and decorative lighting elements.
6- Landscape design (optional)
5. Landscape design: If the building is surrounded by landscaping, providing a landscape design plan is important. This includes information about plants, trees, hardscape features, and any other elements that will be incorporated into the exterior space.
Phase 01: Project Initiation
To initiate the 3D rendering process, we kindly request the submission of your architectural blueprints & inspirational reference photos.
Following the receipt of a “Notice to Proceed” and the issuance of Purchase Order(s), 3DHomeMedia LLC will promptly commence the work within 1 to 3 business days from the date of the Work Orde
Phase 02: Modeling (White-Box Rendering)
The modeling will be created in 3 to 7 business days from commencement date and 3DHomeMedia LLC continue all work to a conclusion acceptable to the client.
Client will receive unlimited free revision in white-box stage. If structural changes are requested, no additional fees are required in this phase.
Phase 03: Rendering (Texture & Material)
The first set of 3d rendering will be created in 3 to 5 business days from date of phase 2 acceptance. Once the render is complete it will be proofed and any errors will be addressed.
Client will receive one free material/color revision. If structural changes are requested, we may need to provide a quote beyond the nominal change fee.
Phase 04: Post Production
Post production in 3D rendering is the process of enhancing and refining final rendered images. It involves adjusting colors, lighting, textures, and other visual elements to achieve the desired aesthetic. Tasks include color correction, compositing, image retouching, depth of field, motion blur, adding visual effects, and final output formatting.
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