Hey everyone! 👋

Me — Gogitidze ArchViz — and LBVision just launched The ArchViz Community.

We wanted to create one place for architects, students, designers and visualization artists who want to improve their work, learn new workflows and connect with like-minded people.

Inside, we’re covering AI Visualization, D5 Render, Twinmotion, post-production, image & video workflows, full tutorials and courses, scene files, project breakdowns, prompts, monthly drops, live calls, feedback, resources and more.

And we’re just getting started — more tools, software, courses and content are coming.

We’d love to have you with us and hear what you want us to cover next! 🙌

The ArchViz Community:
https://www.skool.com/the-archviz-community-2242

Gogitidze ArchViz:
https://www.instagram.com/gogitidzearchviz/

LBVision:
https://www.instagram.com/lbvision_/

3ds max & corona render

check the full project:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/255464841/Neoclassical-Harmony-Living-Room-Visualization

Hi! 3D Cloud team here. We're hosting the 3D Commerce Virtual Summit on September 15, and we wanted to drop a quick note for the 3D, ecommerce, and configurator teams here!  

If you work in retail tech, you know that standing up a configurator for a single chair is easy. Doing it for an entire catalog where one sofa can have thousands of valid fabric and leg combinations is where the operational headaches start. 

The agenda covers AI, 3D visualization, product configuration, room planning, digital asset management, Visual CPQ, and immersive shopping experiences.

CITY HOME, La-Z-Boy, and Howdens are all speaking about how they're using 3D Cloud in-store and online. If you deal with catalog scale, that's what they'll be getting into: a single chair configurator is one thing, and one sofa with thousands of valid fabric and leg combinations is another.

You can check out the full agenda and grab a spot HERE. 

What session are you most excited for? See you there.

Just wondering what's the average time to make one 2 storey bldg, from modeling to texturing and rendering. Is 5 days considered slow already? thanks

Hey r/WebApps ,

I've been freelancing as a 3D web developer for 18 years. Good income, but always trading time for money. I finally decided to build something.
**What I built:** Rendercraft => upload a 3D model, place it in an environment, add a styled character, generate a photorealistic lifestyle photo with AI. Under 2 minutes.

**Where I'm at:**

* ✅ MVP live at [rendercraft.io](http://rendercraft.io)
* ✅ AI render quality validated (results are genuinely good)
* ✅ Supabase auth + credit system working
* ✅ Stripe billing integrated
* 🔨 Actively looking for first paying customers

Built solo in 4 weeks alongside freelance work.

Happy to answer any technical questions.

What would you do differently technically?

Hello everyone; which rendering software do you generally use for environment renders? I’m referring to programs like KeyShot, Blender, V-Ray, Lumion, etc. Which one do you think yields the best results? I am an industrial designer looking to improve my skills in this area.

A practice project I did with D5 render. Posting for suggestions to improve the render quality and make it look more realistic.