3D Studio For Textures And CGI Material Rendering

As a specialized 3D rendering agency, we can offer a wide range of CGI materials, including: wood, metal, glass, stone, plastic, fabric, and more. Our 3D technology and know-how enable us to represent both simple and complex materials and surfaces with great detail as a CGI image (up to a certain size). It's important to us to represent the material as realistically as possible as a 3D product visualization, taking light and shadows into account.

3D visualizations are suitable for a wide range of manufacturers and are particularly useful for manufacturers who produce materials and surfaces. This includes manufacturers of building materials, furniture, clothing, flooring, wall coverings, and more. These 3D images for the manufacturer can help to better present the products and highlight their uniqueness, quality, and variety.

At Danthree Studio we create material and surface 3D renderings for the furniture, home & living industry. We can render interiors such as kitchens and bathrooms in 3D or visualize furniture, for example wooden or upholstered furniture.

To create a 3D material or texture rendering, we usually need a precise description and a hand sample of the material or surface. In addition, information about the desired light and the perspective in which the material is to be presented later in 3D is also helpful.

3D material rendering describes a process in which realistic images of different textures and materials are created using special 3D software. This image can be used to represent different types of surface textures and materials such as wood, metal, fabrics, glass, etc., and to stage them in 3D. The product images with digitized surfaces can then be used for visual markеting.

3D material and texture renderings offers several advantages. It allows designers and manufacturers to photorealistically represent a certain material or surface in a digital space. This can be useful in product development, interior and architectural design, or in many other areas such as visual marketing. In addition, digital 3D visualizations enable better communication and understanding of the final product and can thus contribute to better brand awarеnеss.

The time it takes to render textures and materials depends on various factors, such as the complexity of the material and the format in which it is to be rendered. The entire process can take from a few hours to several days. For a more accurate time estimate, feel free to contact us and speak to a Danthree Studio expert.

The digitization of materials includes the following processes:

1. Material analysis: First, we analyse the material or surface to be visualized. We take into account various properties such as color, texture, reflection, roughness, and transparency. We also discuss with the client what the CGI image will later be used for and what purpose it is intended to fulfill. This allows us to better understand the brand's intentions and better showcase the materials.

2. Digitization: Based on our analysis, we digitize the material or surface (if not already available). The specific characteristics and details of the material or surface are scanned or photographed precisely. Important properties of this prcoess include the exposure of the digitized texture and the tileability to achieve a photorealistic 3D visualization later on.

3. Shader creation: After digitization, we create a 3D shader for the subsequent CGI image. A shader is a 3D tool that determines the way the material or surface absorbs, reflects, scatters light, or determines the surface structure to achieve a realistic appearance. A shader is built up in several layers, which reflects the material or surface in all its properties and then later creates a photorealistic result in the 3D image.

4. Texturing: The 3D model is then textured. This creates the visual "skin" of the model, which simulates the appearance of the real material or surface. A number of parameters must be taken into account here so that the digitized texture is mapped correctly onto the desired 3D model.

5. Light and shadow settings: After texturing, we adjust the light and shadow settings in our CGI studio. This step is crucial and important to achieve the realistic effect of the surface, as it simulates the play of light and shadow on the surface.

6. Rendering: In the last step, the final 3D image is rendered. During this process, all the previous steps are brought together to create a high-quality, realistic CGI image of the material and texture.