You can submit 3D Max archived models. If your project is designed using other software such as Revit or Sketchup, it must be saved and archived correctly.

Your file must include all objects and textures, integrated with connected heights and levels if the project has more than one floor. Floors should be correctly connected with stairs in a single 3D Max file.

Projects should have a low poly count for efficient processing. The standard is approximately 4 million polygons, and files should not exceed 8 to 12 million polygons. Further optimization, if needed, will incur additional fees.

Objects must be three-dimensional with depth, unwrapped and flattened, and should use instances for identical objects. All objects must have corrected Latin names for easy identification, and multi-component objects must be attached, not grouped.

Objects should not interfere with each other, and the correct scale must be used to ensure accuracy in the final product.

Yes, all renders of the submitted model should be included to help us understand the spaces, objects, textures, and colors. The submitted 3D Max model must match the renders.

Yes, any necessary modifications beyond those already included in our packages will incur additional fees to meet the specified guidelines.

Failure to adhere to the guidelines may result in delays and increased costs in producing deliverables.