Interactive 3D environments.
An interactive 3D environment lets an audience rotate a scene, change the viewpoint and inspect the proposed arrangement at its own pace. Vekt builds these environments from your drawings, site references and agreed brief.
For warehouse, industrial and project teams that need to discuss a site or arrangement from more than one viewpoint.
Give the viewer room to explore
A single image chooses the angle for the viewer. An explorable environment lets a reviewer rotate around the model and zoom toward a relevant area. That can help a discussion move between the overall layout and particular relationships, such as a loading area beside an access route. We define which parts of the scene matter before building the detail.
Build around the available information
Dimensioned drawings, usable models and site photographs help establish the scene. We identify the source for important geometry and distinguish confirmed information from assumptions. Photographs can describe appearance and context, but they cannot establish survey accuracy on their own. Your team reviews the representation against the supplied information.
Choose the right viewing experience
A lightweight model with orbit and zoom may be enough. Named viewpoints, annotations, a guided walkthrough or other controls can be scoped when useful. We agree the expected desktop and mobile devices, file size and browser or offline requirements. Live data, VR, BIM editing and simulation require separate assessment; they are not automatically included.
Keep exploration connected to a purpose
An opening view gives the audience its bearings. Selected still images can accompany the model when the same proposal needs to travel in a document. The environment communicates the proposed arrangement; it does not validate clearances, traffic capacity, collision safety or operational suitability.
What can be delivered?
- An optimized GLB scene and/or an agreed browser viewing environment
- Orbit and zoom controls appropriate to the agreed viewer
- Named views, annotations or accompanying stills when specified
The final formats, quantity of views and review rounds are agreed in the tailored quote.
What should you send?
- The current layout or usable source model, with units and revisions
- Site photographs and equipment references
- The parts of the scene reviewers need to inspect
- Expected devices, viewing controls and any offline requirement
You can start with a short enquiry and share supporting material later. The initial enquiry is free and does not book production.
Read the briefing guide →See an illustrative example.
Illustrative studio imagery. This still is not gameplay; devices and controls are agreed in the scope.
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