Hey guys, heres my inquiry. As some of you may remember, i work for a manufacturer of retail store fixtures. So i do alot of renderings of shelving, and the assemblies of our p roduct.......and lately, getting alot of requests to put the actual merchandise that we display into the renderings along with the fixture. Ive been getting away with decaling.....for instance, a motorcycle helmet, i get an image, trace it with a spline, extrude that shape, then apply the helmet image onto that extrusion as a decal, bring it into the assembly, constrain it to the shelving as if it were sitting on it, and it works as kind of a mock or prop, from one view or perspective. But if i change camera angles in studio, you can see its a flat plane. Im getting into requests like furniture......for example, creating a living room set display with our shelving behind it merchandising all the items in the living room set. My point is, is there somewhere to buy this stuff, that i can bring into Inventor......studio,......to spice up my renderings without faking 2d props as models lol. I dont use blender or any other package, so these models would have to work in Inventor. Am i extrememly limited. How do many of you guys handle this. Do i need to start branching out from Inventor to achieve this level of modeling? Here is an example of one of my merchandised renders
