Viewing and Rendering Multiple Products Together In The Same View
MarTech3D | Engine (Asset Creator) allows you to render and view multiple products together within a single scene.
This feature is ideal for showcasing product families, complementary sets, or grouped configurations — all within one high-quality 3D view or render output.
How It Works
When you see multiple products displayed in a single render or interactive viewer, it’s technically one 3D model file that contains all of the products together.
Each component (for example, several bottles, panels, or modular units) is combined within the same file before upload.
This means:
- All products are rendered together in a shared lighting and camera setup
- The scene behaves as one object for rendering and viewing
- Each product retains its visual accuracy and texture detail
💡 Tip: Grouping products into one file ensures consistent scale, lighting, and shadow alignment across all elements in the scene.
Creating Combined Models
To create a multi-product render, ensure that all the required product models are included in a single 3D file before upload.
If you don’t have the capability to prepare combined scenes internally, our team can assist.
You can request this as a service directly within the platform — we’ll merge your selected models into one render-ready file, correctly scaled and aligned for your chosen configuration.
🛠️ Model preparation services include grouping, alignment, and environment setup to ensure your final render meets consistent quality standards.
Limitations
Because grouped products exist within one unified model file:
- You cannot move or reposition individual products independently once uploaded
- The entire scene behaves as a single object during rendering and viewing
If you need independent control of each product (for example, repositioning or swapping components interactively), that functionality is supported in our 3D App Builder tier, not within the Asset Creator.
Summary
Multi-product scenes in MarTech3D | Engine are managed as a single combined model.
This approach keeps renders visually consistent and efficient to manage — perfect for grouped product visuals or marketing assets where layout changes aren’t required.
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