A static render or pre-baked fly-through shows one camera path. A Unity-built visualization lets stakeholders walk through a design themselves, in real time, in a browser, on the device they already have. XGameDev builds interactive 3D visualization tools for architecture, property, and engineering teams across Australia.
Real-time engineering visualization is the same underlying discipline we use to ship commercial games, applied to CAD and BIM models instead of game levels. We convert SketchUp and other design files into Unity-compatible formats such as GLTF, preserving key metadata and layer organisation so the design intent stays intact.
Real-time, stakeholder-controlled walkthroughs for design review, client presentations, and pre-council consultation.
Converting CAD and BIM models into accurate, performant real-time 3D scenes while preserving design metadata.
One visualization, deployed wherever your stakeholders need to view it, no dedicated hardware required.
XGameDev is run by Jacques and Melanie Leemans, both Unity engineers, founded in 2010 on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. We've delivered 170+ projects for clients across Australia and internationally. There's no account manager and no rotating team: you work directly with the people who build your project.
An engineering/environmental simulation project built with real-time 3D.
The full breakdown of our architecture, engineering, and construction workflow and supported formats.
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Yes. We convert SketchUp and other CAD/BIM formats into Unity-compatible GLTF/GLB, preserving layer organisation and key metadata.
Yes, WebGL builds run in a browser from a shared link. Native mobile or desktop builds are also available if you need offline access.
Yes. We're based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, and work with clients across Australia and internationally through a remote-friendly workflow.
Yes, see our GIS & Engineering Data Visualization page for details on supported formats and integrations.
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