3D rendering animation sets itself apart from 3D modeling because it is the branch of architectural design that takes an existing three-dimensional model to the next level using two cutting-edge special effects.
Secondly, animation brings the project to life with smooth, fluid movements – through manipulation of the structure itself or as viewed through a camera, moving about within and outside the construction.
Here are three applications for 3D rendering and animation that can make your firm a leader in advanced architectural technologies:
Architectural Presentations are enhanced through visualization techniques such as watercolor rendering for an artistic effect or photo-realistic surfaces and furnishings to supply clients with a true representation of the structure’s appearance.
Rooms animating occupant function demonstrates how each area of the facility is utilized.
Public Project Approvals gain added assurance with the animation of persons and vehicle traffic flow throughout the project.
Big changes are on the horizon for the world of 3d rendering and animation.
This makes for an aggravating disruption that can potentially mean missed deadlines as well as money and time wasted.
That is all about to change with the help of two things: cloud computing and the GPU (graphics processing unit).
Both of these key elements are there to cut out the middleman when it comes to when and how long rendering takes.
This is because the GPU specifically works with graphics rather than a multitude of things, thus relieving the CPU of doing a lot of work on one task.
In fact, the GPU first came on the scene in the video game industry and is responsible for the better graphics commonly seen in today’s video games.
