How to place a 'Custom Scene' order

Contents:

1. What are 'Custom Scene' orders?

2. 'Custom Scene' order checklist

3. Steps for placing a 'Custom Scene' order

4. What happens after I place my 'Custom Scene' order?

5. Price Lists

6. Useful resources

7. Useful applications

What are 'Custom Scene' orders?

A 'Custom Scene' order is a request to create a new custom scene and render it with a selection of digital materials.

'Custom Scene' order checklist:

All 'Custom Scene' orders should provide:

• The desired render image resolution (Full HD, 4K, or 6K)
• A detailed 'Custom Scene' brief
• A list of the digital materials to be used for rendering and instructions for where they should placed in the scene

Steps for placing a 'Custom Scene' order:

1. Start by compiling a detailed brief using the Guidelines for creating 'Custom Scene' briefs
2. After compiling the brief complete the 'Custom Scene' order form
3. Email the completed form and brief to [e-mail]

For assistance with a TwinBru order please feel free to contact us at [e-mail]

What happens after I place my 'Custom Scene' order?

1. After receiving your order we review it and assign one of our dedicated project managers
2. They will then work with our team of 3D artists to create the scene - if further information is required they'll contact you
3. Once the model is complete you'll be invited to join an fTrack review to assess the scene and provide your feedback or approval
4. After approving the scene our team of 3D artists will prepare it for rendering in your selection of materials - if further information is required they'll contact you
5. Once rendered you'll be invited to a second fTrack review to assess the renders and provide your feedback or approval
6. As a final step after your approval the renders are transferred to you via WeTransfer

Price Lists:

• TwinBru EUR Price List
• TwinBru USD Price List

Useful resources:

• 'Custom Scene' order form
• Guidelines for creating 'Custom Scene' briefs
• Guidelines for specifying curtains
• Guidelines for specifying furniture
• Guide to understanding colour differences
• Guide to understanding the effects of lighting

Useful applications:

• Milanote: For creating digital moodboards
• 3D Homestyler: For creating floor plans
• Design Connected: For finding digital furniture
• Substance 3D or textures.com: For finding digital textures and HDR files