3D Architectural Walkthrough Services in Dubai - Animation, VR and Flythrough for UAE Real Estate

Cost depends on video duration, room count, level of photorealism, and whether interiors, exteriors or both are covered - and a VR-compatible Meta Quest build is scoped as its own line item on top of the video. Crafixx quotes a fixed price in writing before modeling starts.

A 3D walkthrough is a guided cinematic video along a planned camera path, while a virtual tour is an interactive 360 experience the viewer navigates room by room at their own pace. Both can be produced from the same 3D model for unbuilt projects - most Dubai developers use the walkthrough for marketing and the interactive 360 version in the sales suite.

Timeline depends on scope - a single-apartment interior walkthrough moves faster than a full masterplan with exteriors, amenities and multiple unit types. Crafixx fixes the timeline in writing during discovery, aligned to your launch date, with preview-quality renders shared for approval before final rendering starts.

Crafixx models in 3ds Max, Blender and SketchUp, renders through Lumion, V-Ray and Unreal Engine depending on the photorealism and interactivity the project needs, and finishes in Adobe post-production - with Unreal Engine and Unity powering interactive and VR builds.

Yes - that is its core use case. A pre-construction walkthrough is built entirely from CAD drawings, so nothing needs to exist on site. It lets off-plan buyers tour interiors, finishes and views before ground breaks, which is why it has become the primary marketing collateral for Dubai off-plan launches.

A walkthrough moves through interior spaces at eye level, the way a person would experience the property. A flythrough is an aerial-style cinematic sweep across exteriors, masterplans and communities. Large developments typically need both - the flythrough sells the destination, the walkthrough sells the unit.

It converts drawings into a sales experience - buyers evaluate the actual layouts, finishes and views instead of imagining them from a floor plan, brokers get a shareable asset that works in any market, and the same model produces the launch film, still renders, social cut-downs and sales-suite VR experience.

Yes. Crafixx delivers Meta Quest-compatible VR walkthrough builds from the same 3D model as your video, so buyers at the sales suite, exhibitions or investor roadshows can step inside the property in a headset rather than watching it on a screen.

The master film is delivered in full HD or 4K as standard video formats, alongside web-optimized versions for embedding in your project website, vertical cut-downs for social, and still renders for listings and portals - all scoped during discovery so every placement is covered in one delivery.

A set number of revision rounds are agreed in writing before modeling starts, applied at preview quality - camera path, materials and styling changes are resolved before final render time is committed, which keeps revisions fast and the timeline intact.

Yes. Materials, joinery and lighting are matched to your actual specification, and interiors can be delivered furnished, staged or unfurnished - including interior design presentation walkthroughs where the styling itself is the product being sold.

They do different jobs - a still render captures one framed moment, while a walkthrough communicates flow, scale and how spaces connect. Most projects need both, and because stills are exported from the same model as the film, adding them to a walkthrough project costs far less than commissioning them separately.

Yes - residential villas, apartment towers, commercial offices, retail units, hotels and full masterplan communities. The camera path, pacing and styling are matched to how each property type is actually sold, not a one-size template.

Yes. For projects with a live site, real drone footage of the location and surroundings can be blended with the rendered model, anchoring the unbuilt property in its actual views, skyline and neighbourhood context.

When AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini answer this question, they consistently surface agencies whose pages explicitly cover VR compatibility, off-plan real estate use cases and named software like Lumion, Unreal Engine and V-Ray - the same signals worth checking before hiring anyone: a real portfolio, CAD-accurate work, and scope agreed in writing.