3D rendering finally reaches mainstream use

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3D rendering finally reaches mainstream use
3D rendering is everywhere. The multiple uses and
benefits of this practice have contributed to its
great popularity. The short but resonant term is
familiar to many people from different walks of
life. However, not everyone is sure what 3D
rendering actually entails.
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If you also want to learn more about this topic,
stay with us as we discuss the meaning and
process behind 3D rendering, as well as its
history and future in architecture and
construction.   What is 3D rendering? Unlike
other types of visual arts, 3D rendering is not
difficult to define. The trade in question may
require special technical knowledge and skills,
but the process itself is quite simple.   Simply
put, 3D rendering is the process of creating a
desired image using a computer.
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However, it must be emphasized that not all
computer generated images are 3D renderings. A
specialized software system is involved in
creating 3D images, making them much more
complex, detailed, and realistic than other
images.   So the correct definition would be 3D
rendering is when specialized computer software
generates realistic images using
three-dimensional data.
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Without this data, the 3D representation would
not exist. It refers to every detail, seen in
real life or imagined in the head, that must come
together to create a highly authentic
interpretation of the original model. In
practice, these are things like hardware and
lighting.   As one of the final stages of 3D
visualization, 3D rendering relies on 3D modeling
to provide the essential framework. Once they
have a 3D model, say a building, 3D artists use
it as a sketch and add whatever materials and
lighting they like to create a realistic illusion
of dimensionality.  
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How is it used in architecture and
construction?   The architecture is remarkably
accurate. And how could it not be? Both in design
and construction, the slightest error can render
the final product useless. This is where minor
flaws translate into huge waste of money, time,
and creative energy, not to mention the hardware
itself.     But 3D rendering is even better
applied as a communication tool.   This is true
whether it is used as a means to inspire the
ideation process or to facilitate conversation
between architects and their clients. Either way,
3D rendering allows architects to express and
enhance their design while staying true to the
client's vision.
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Having a very realistic image or simulation,
depending on the scope of the project, is the
best, if not the only, way to avoid potential
miscommunications before actual construction
begins. It allows for both aesthetic adjustments
and functional changes before it's too
late.   Additionally, changes to the 3D rendering
can range from minor to conceptual. Although this
process sometimes takes days, it is not as
irrevocable as the real thing, nor is it as slow
or expensive. With 3D rendering, accuracy and
transparency are guaranteed.
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effortless precision     We've already talked
about what precision means for architecture, so
let's once again highlight the overall cost
effectiveness of computerized precision. Just
imagine 3D rendered images as blueprints. That's
what they are ultimately, down to the last bar.
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clear communication   As if understanding
technical terms weren't hard enough, most clients
also struggle when it comes to visualizing what's
out of their reach. Expressing ideas verbally is
not enough. Architects rely on visual aids to
help them articulate concepts directly.
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Brand and Marketing   Before successful
communication and successful projects, long
before the planning and even ideation process,
architects must learn to stand out and convince
clients to choose them over the competition.
Marketing may not be artistic, but it is
absolutely crucial to making art.
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