The final product

• Accurate 3D measures.

• 2D orthographic drawings
  (elevations, plans, cross-sections).

• 3D Computer Models
  (as-built models and visual databases for industrial plants, perspective views, isometric views).
  At the end of this process, you have an as-built model that can be used to help you design, work around, and tie into existing structures and plant systems. The model constitutes a visual database that can be used to verify that there are no clashes between the new design and existing facilities.

• Rendered Scenes
  (Realistic Photo-Quality Images of the 3D Model).
  From the 3D model new photographic quality images can be produced, showing any alteration or modification yet to be implemented.

• Animations of the rendered model
  (Walk Through, Fly by animations…).
  Computer animations can be produced from the rendered model. Walk-through and fly-by animations can be very useful to evaluate the environment impact of new buildings. Animations can also be very useful to visually evaluate the operability of new machinery with mobile components that are to be fitted inside existing facilities.

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