Hi, Setting the context about my question - My Company sells furnitures online and we use only 3D models for our product portfolio and we do not stick to product photography. I have a designer on my team who is good at creative sketching and modeling and she uses solidworks and keyshot for modeling/rendering. My company's core feature is customization and hence we help people visualize their products by rendering the fabric colors that they have selected on the UI screen. Since there are too many combinations of the same model, we need a reduced image size ( with low poly) with real life rendering of the furniture (plus it needs to be placed in a real time interior - eg. https://www.stitchwood.com/catalogue/keith/ ) We are planning to relay our works. Our Designer will sketch and model the sofa in solid works and hand over the baton to another freelancer for rendering, texturing and lighting ( who uses 3ds max). Is this approach right? My freelancer tells me that realistic images can be obtained only by using 3ds max for our requirements. Kindly let us know which approach is the best to follow - either to have all the modeling done in 3ds max by the freelancer or to follow this relay approach? I am caught in between these 2 decisions and it would be much appreciated if anyone can give us suggestions/advice knowing of our requirements. Thanks.

Hi-- it seems this thread landed in the Community forum. Which software forum were you looking for?

Let me know so I can move this thread. Thanks so much!

@ sathyaz - I sent you a site mail.

https://360.autodesk.com/Viewer
I guess ya talking about autodesk online viewers .
There is a lot of different ways to show ya stuff online.
How fast your site loads for your customers will depend on your customers web speed .

You need to talk to a intelligent Web Master that has experience with your needs.
I don't know how you ended up on Renderosity but your in the wrong place.
I would look for some experienced Web Masters.
The Web Masters will be able to tell you exactly what you need.