Reference integrity
Check that geometry, textures and materials resolve before judging the lighting.
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Scene upgrades & relighting.
A repeatable upgrade path for existing scenes: audit the content, repair the assumptions, modernize the presentation, and make the next scene easier to bring along.
FOR GAME & VISUALIZATION TEAMSFOCUS / TOOLS & WORKFLOWSDELIVERY / PRODUCTION TOOLS & HANDOFF
01AUDIT
Record the original scene, dependencies, material families and rendering assumptions.
→02TRANSLATE
Repair references and apply explicit conversion rules to supported content.
→03RELIGHT
Build a modern lighting and exposure baseline while preserving the intended visual hierarchy.
→04COMPARE
Capture the same cameras before and after, keeping comparison settings documented.
→05PACKAGE
Leave reusable presets, exceptions and a practical workflow for subsequent scenes.
Separate translation from art direction.
An older scene can carry useful art direction alongside obsolete shaders, broken references, inconsistent exposure and a lighting setup tied to an earlier rendering path. A blanket conversion risks fixing the pipeline while losing the look.
OUR APPROACH
Audit materials, textures, asset references and the lighting setup first. Apply conversion rules to the mechanical work, record exceptions, then review exposure, light balance and scene readability with deliberate art decisions. Matched views keep that review grounded.
Make the next step
a repeatable one.
Visual intent
Review focal areas, contrast, exposure and material response from named camera positions.
Repeatability
Run the process against representative scene types and preserve authored exceptions.
If your team has valuable scene content tied to an older workflow, we can separate repeatable conversion work from the art decisions that need a person, then leave you with a process for the next scene.
A workflow the team can own.
WHAT WE CAN DELIVER
Conversion utilities, asset and material audit outputs, reusable scene presets, a documented exception path and matched review captures. A production handoff includes the choices that automation cannot safely make on its own.
Start with the work you need done.
Bring a representative scene, the applications involved and the step that keeps slowing your team down. We’ll discuss constraints, acceptance criteria and a useful first milestone.
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