3ds Max is a popular software used for architectural visualization due to its powerful modeling, rendering, and animation capabilities.

Rendering is the process of creating realistic images of a building or structure using computer software.

Ray tracing is a rendering technique that simulates the way light travels in the real world, resulting in highly realistic images.

Texturing involves adding color, realistic materials, and patterns to a model to enhance its visual appeal and realism.

FBX (Filmbox) is a widely accepted file format used for exchanging 3D models between different software applications.

Lighting involves placing lights and adjusting their properties to create realistic illumination and shadows in a 3D scene.

Perspective projection is often used in architectural visualization to create realistic images with depth and vanishing points.

An interactive walkthrough allows users to navigate and explore a virtual representation of a building or space using a computer or VR headset.

Procedural generation uses algorithms and rules to automatically create realistic vegetation and landscapes based on defined parameters.

Post-processing involves adjusting colors, contrast, adding effects, and correcting lighting and shadows to enhance the final rendered image.

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is often used for storing high-resolution images in architectural visualization due to its lossless compression and high image quality.

Texturing involves applying materials and textures to surfaces in a 3D model to create realistic visual effects.

Ray tracing simulates the path of light rays to accurately calculate reflections and refractions, resulting in realistic visual effects.

Photogrammetry involves capturing multiple photographs of an object from different angles and using software to generate a 3D model.

Unreal Engine is a popular software used for creating interactive 3D walkthroughs and presentations due to its powerful graphics engine and real-time rendering capabilities.