The main task of 3D modeling is the idea of a future object or object, because in order to release an object, you need a clear understanding of its design features in the smallest detail for subsequent reproduction in industrial design or architecture.

The model is based on the completed model of the future object from the sketch to the final 3D model. Three-dimensional modeling has a number of advantages and a pleasant feature, at an early stage, to receive a realistic and detailed representation of the future 3D model that possibly exists only on
at the drawing stage or even easier at the idea stage. Thus, we have the opportunity to move from an idea to a deeper design and recreation of the final result.

It is not uncommon for the contractor to use only a 3D model to convey in more detail, in all details and nuances, all the advantages and features of the product to the customer and the end consumer.

Frequently, the customer is more willing to make a decision in a positive direction, thereby reducing the time frame, while understanding simply disappears. The 3D model of the project allows you to convey the whole meaning of the proposed.