I have a detailed land-plotting layout in AutoCAD that needs to be transformed into a clean, lightweight 3D scene ready for the web. The core task is to take my 2D drawing, extrude every individual plot and the road network, add basic boundary walls, trees, and clear labels, then apply realistic textures and elevations so visitors can freely rotate, zoom, and explore it on our site. Blender is my preferred tool for the conversion, but if you have a stronger workflow in SketchUp or AutoCAD 3D and can still match the required file size and visual fidelity, let’s discuss. What matters most is that the resulting .GLB or .OBJ comes in optimized—small enough to stream smoothly yet detailed enough for investors to grasp the project at a glance. Deliverables • Web-ready 3D model (.GLB and .OBJ) with plots and roads accurately extruded • Embedded material and texture maps for quick loading in major WebGL viewers • A short hand-off note explaining layer structure, scale, and any custom shaders used Acceptance criteria: model aligns 1:1 with the original AutoCAD dimensions, file size under 20 MB, loads in <3 seconds on a standard WebGL viewer, and no visible texture stretching at 4× zoom. If you’re comfortable turning flat CAD data into an engaging 3D experience, I’m ready to share the DWG and jump straight into milestones.