Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between a 3D visualization and a 3D animation?
A 3D visualization is a single, static frame — the digital equivalent of a product photograph, just like the series of fence, gate, and wicket renders prepared for this client. A 3D animation shows the same model in motion. We explain the difference and use cases for both formats in more detail in the article 3D Visualization – How It Helps Companies Present Products and Investments.
How much does a 3D visualization of a product like a fence, gate, or wicket cost?
The price depends on the number of models, color variants, and the presentation style — studio shots on a neutral background versus a full architectural arrangement. We publish a detailed price list and calculation examples in the article How Much Does 3D Visualization and Animation Cost?
Can I send my own CAD drawings of fencing products?
Yes — that’s exactly how we worked on this project. CAD drawings from the fencing industry aren’t suitable for marketing presentation on their own, so we use them as the basis for building a separate, structured 3D model library designed for rendering and product display.
What do terms like rendering or low-poly mean in the context of product visualizations?
We explain them in our 3D graphics glossary — including definitions of rendering, texturing, and model topology that come up in projects like this one.