7 Common Mistakes to Avoid while Working with your 3D Rendering Partner-converted
                     Rayvat Engineering
7 Common Mistakes to Avoid while  
Working with your 3D Rendering 
Partner
3D architectural renderings are undoubtedly a great idea. 
The stunning presentations that are made possible 
through this  medium are handy marketing tools for 
builders and developers. Architects, too, can showcase 
their designs and  explain their concepts more clearly 
through 3D renderings. To get the best results, you should 
work with a3D Rendering Partner who is experienced and 
versatile, and willing to go the extra mile to give you 
breathtakingly photorealistic images. There are a few 
things that your 3D rendering partner would like you to 
know so that  you can both be pleased with the final 
results! Here are some of them.
Be Clear About Your Expectations
At the very outset, you should be clear about your timeline 
and  how many drafts you would expect. Each selection 
would have an  associated cost, and you should discuss 
budget considerations as  well as upfront. Ask your 
renderers how flexible they would be  and how willing they 
are to change camera angles and lighting  according to 
your inputs.
Do plan your Schedules 
properly!
We understand that you are under pressure to meet your 
deadlines.  However, remember that Renderers aren’t your 
Designers, so unless  you have at least 95% of your design 
details inputs for 3D rendering  services in place, please do 
not expect them to guess which fittings  and fixtures you 
need, or what facade you have in mind. They can  work faster 
and give you a better visual if you do not rush the  project 
over, expecting them to start work before the design is even  
completed!
Fill in as much detail as You Can
To eliminate guesswork and ensure that the image created 
looks like  the image that’s in your head, please make sure that 
you give your 3D  Rendering Team sufficient details. Ideally, 
they should have a full set  of final architectural drawings, 
exterior information like paint colors  and textures and window 
finishes, and interior finishes like flooring,  joinery, furniture 
designs, and electrical knowledge. If you can give  them a style 
guide for the interior design, landscaping schemes, and  some 
actual photos taken at the site, then they can create visuals that  
are more true-to-life.
Give Reference 
If yIomu caang aelsso supply photographs of furniture and finishes, 
or  the kind of landscaping you prefer, for example, your 
expectations  will be matched. However, too many pictures 
will confuse the  issue, so avoid giving too many alternative 
options.
Review as Accurately as You Can
3D teams work to pre-set schedules, so it would help if your 
review  of the first render can be as comprehensive as 
possible. Have your  entire squad review the image, including 
the architect, interior  designer, branding agency, and real 
estate promotion team. Get  everyone on the same page when 
it comes to the changes you need.  Sending in different 
change requests, many of which may be  conflicting with each 
other, will slow down the work and create a  final output that 
doesn’t look the way you want it to.
These are some points you 
should  consider while reviewing 
the image:
Angle and position of the Camera
Doors and windows of the right size and 
position  Architectural details and finishes
Colors and material 
selections  Light fittings 
and fixtures
Tile sizes and flooring 
finishes
Time of day indicated- night or day- shadows 
and  direction
Background landscape  
Furniture style and 
colors
Wall cladding, balcony railings, staircase 
balustrade  details
Also, review the level of detail offered. Is it 
adequate  for your needs?
Your feedback should 
be  Accurate
A couple of iterations may be needed to get the image perfect, 
and  your 3D rendering partner understands that. Ideally, if you 
could  redline the image or mark the  changes you require with 
arrows  pointing to the right places, they could follow up on 
exactly what you  need them to do.
Providing the right markups for 3D Render Visuals are very  
important, so please be clear in your instructions. Feedback like, 
“This  carpet doesn’t work for me” is not going to help! Please 
send a  picture, or a sample, of the carpet that you have in 
mind. The more  clear your feedback is, the  more quickly they 
can get to your final  render.
Hire the right 
person!
While this may seem all too obvious, it isn’t. Do check out the 
style of  work that the  renderer has done in the  past, and ask 
to see their  portfolio. If you are looking for high-quality 3D 
Rendering Services with specific styling, then you should 
pick someone who has  done similar work. There  can be a huge 
difference in the quality of  renders, with final images ranging 
from views that look picture-  perfect, to those that look like a 
wrong version of a video game.
Ask for references from their past clients. Did they complete the 
work  on time? Did they accommodate feedback and change 
requests from  the clients? Did they understand instructions 
easily?
Hiring the right 3D Visualization Partner is not without its own 
set of  challenges; however, by following these tips, you can 
avoid most of  the common pitfalls. To derive the highest value 
from 3D imagery for  your projects, to engage with experts in 
the field like Rayvat  Engineering, who has over a decade of 
valuable experience in  the areas of Architectural Visualization, 
Animation and Drafting, and  Modelling.
Thank 
You