3 top tips to enhance 3D renderings in outdoor projects

In this section we give you some important tips for improving the 3D representation of your exterior design:

1) Take care of the implementation of the exterior spaces in detail;

2) Take care of the lighting and add details;

3)  Optimize perspective.

 Let's go on step by step.

    1)  Take care of the implementation of the exterior spaces in detail

There is nothing worse than seeing a simple, outlined horizon that is not outlined in a 3D rendering: it looks artificial and unrealistic. For this reason, we recommend that you use the preset horizons available in your software to get a more precise idea of ​​what the external environment might look like Trees, swimming pools, outdoor SPA, bar corner, various furniture and architectural elements: here is everything that should be in a 3D rendering for perfectly done outdoor projects.

    2)     Take care of the lighting and add details

Illumination rendering errors are also immediately noticeable on faces with less trained eyes. For this reason, it should not be underestimated how important it is to accurately reproduce daylight. As many studies have shown, light has a profound

impact on human health and productivity. Because of this, we always have to look at lighting with a holistic design approach. It is therefore necessary from the outset to make optimal use of the lighting effects, both artificial and natural, in order to immediately perceive the effect of the project and its complexity. Also, keep in mind that people and objects from different entities should be placed on the plane for a more realistic feel.

    3) Optimizing perspective

        Finding the perfect perspective is an art. However, there are a few basic rules that can help. First of all, you need to put your perspective together from a human perspective. Second, alignment or overlapping of geometries, which can create confusion, should be avoided. then it is necessary to frame the outside areas with vegetation if possible, possibly by placing a branch of a tree in the foreground. Adjacent details and architectural elements (such as walls

and floors in different dimensions) can sensibly and visually impair the proportions of a room. We therefore recommend simply moving the observation point to the left or right. Well-developed software allows you to add visual depth and a wider field of view.

Follow our step-by-step guide to improving 3D renderings in outdoor projects. In this article we will show you a collection of the best software design and 3D animation. We have also given you some important tips on how to improve 3D renderings in outdoor projects.

These are essential resources for architects, designers, and professionals. Professional designers in the industry, as they are specially programmed to make the work smoother and more agile, but above all to meet all your requirements in every design phase.

3D Team NZ