What is 3D visualisation?

Visualisation is a powerful tool in any capacity when a creator wants to present something to a user. You’ll find 3D applications in various fields, including architecture, product design, gaming, film production and even data analysis.

• Architecture: 3D visualisation software enables architects to showcase building designs and landscapes in an interactive and highly realistic format.
• Entertainment: Whether it’s films, video games, virtual reality or more, studios can leverage 3D tools to bring worlds and characters to life.
• Data analysis: 3D visualisation tools are used in scientific research as well. Researchers can use algorithms to process data and produce visualisations such as data. Visualisation is used in astronomy, geology and more.

By using specialised software, such as Adobe Substance 3D apps, 2D dimensional data can be converted into a visual format that appears 3D and mimics real-life very accurately. 3D visualisation involves the creation of 3D models, applying lighting, textures, materials and animations and rendering for a final output.

Watch 3D visualisation in action and the power of photogrammetry in Substance 3D Sampler.

In today’s world, immersion and connection is an invaluable way to connect with others, especially customers. There are many benefits of using 3D to communicate ideas, convey data or create enjoyable experiences:

• Enhance user experience
• Increase conversions
• Saves time and money

Depending on what you’re hoping to accomplish with 3D, having the right tools in your toolbox is crucial. We built Adobe Substance 3D with the goal to help harmonise 3D artists workflows into one centralised place.

Substance 3D includes software that can assist in nearly every step of the 3D visualisation process, including modelling, texturing and rendering. There are countless ways creators can use 3D visualisation software to create more efficiently and effectively. We can’t wait to see what you create.