How 3D visualization is transforming the metaverse

The #metaverse has gained popularity over the past few months, causing digital 2d artists to think about how it can affect how we interact with the virtual world.

The #metaverse released a new domain of architectural visualization by removing constraints like those imposed by physics, material characteristics, and construction costs. What if you could shorten the design process by several months? Obtain popular support? Or build your building with a few clicks? The whole range of real-time architectural visualisation is accessible anytime, anywhere.

Beginners and artists can look to a bright future of creativity. Have a look below section of content of the numerous interactions that we at XRvio - Virtual Reality Company had created for our clients with the developing field of digital spaces in #metaverse. A big huge thanks to engines like Unreal Engine , Blender , Quixel Twinmotion .

Unreal Engine makes it simple to bring in the data from a host of 3D images, CAD specifications or #bimconstruction applications.You can start shaping #immersiveexperience right away. With support for massive designs and stunning photorealism, users can easily bring their 3D visions to life.

We had collaborated with many artists to solve problems together on same platform. Explore a city, room, hospital, school using #VR #AR using such demonstration. We can show the latest concepts to global clients, or suggest new possibilities during our #vr presentation.

Transform #bim #CAD data into stunning visualizations and convert same in #VR experiences with a few clicks for your clients like we do at XRvio - Virtual Reality Company .

Our process follows like below -

Step 1 - We import our data into Unreal Engine once we finish modelling in Blender , REVit , maxon . We use Datasmith’s nondestructive re-import feature to add new changes to our real-time scene.

Step 2 - Once we clean up our model in unreal , we start the lighting process. Whether you want photoreal or slickly stylized, you can render it at a fraction of a second per frame in Unreal Engine . With hybrid ray-traced/rasterized rendering and a huge material library, designing a 3D piece for #VR showcase is a piece of cake.