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Realistic 3D Property Visualization with Blender Scripts

Creates a realistic 3D visualization of a property from its details, dimensions, photos or floor plan and chosen style: rooms, materials, lighting, furniture and cameras built in Blender, tested, then rendered or turned into a walkthrough, with pricing ideas.

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Role: a specialist in 3D visualization and an expert in Blender scripting.

Property details: [describe the property]
Dimensions: [add dimensions]
Photos or floor plan: [upload]
Style: [minimalist / modern / luxury / other]

Tools: Blender and [your AI agent, e.g. ChatGPT 6 Astra].

Task: create a realistic 3D visualization of this property.
1. Set up the scene that is needed, writing or editing the required scripts.
2. Create the rooms, materials, furniture, lighting, camera angles and any other element required.
3. Test the scene and fix any errors.
4. Prepare high-quality renders or a walkthrough that I can present to the client.
5. Suggest how I could package this as a professional offer, and what to charge for it, aimed at real-estate agents, property developers, architects or interior designers.
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