3D model + 3D animation
Employer
[no-member:pro]Vladislav[/no-member:pro]
Project parameters
Type of cooperationOne-time project
Section3D graphics
Prepaymentprepayment is possible
Payment methodsBank transfer, Electronic money
Acceptance of requestsfrom Oct 20, 2019 until Nov 4, 2019
Project description
The services of a specialist in working with 3D models are required. We have 3D freezer models that can be rotated 360 degrees, zoomed in and out without loss of quality, like here:
Https://sketchfab.com/models/4f2b216aee8441bc8f77ba0e9428191e[/hide].
The models are made in .blend format.
They need to be built into the body of the HTML page so that they can be rotated directly on the page 360 degrees, zoom in and out without loss of quality (in the source code it is laid). That is, you need to ensure that the interactivity of 3d models is implemented not through the window, but directly from the page - you scroll the page, reach the place with a 3d model and can spin it without opening additional windows, talk.
In addition to this, you need to program 3D animation directly into the 3D model. For example, you click on the door, the animation starts - the door opens, a cart appears that enters the refrigerator, fans begin to work in the chamber, etc.
Https://sketchfab.com/models/4f2b216aee8441bc8f77ba0e9428191e[/hide].
The models are made in .blend format.
They need to be built into the body of the HTML page so that they can be rotated directly on the page 360 degrees, zoom in and out without loss of quality (in the source code it is laid). That is, you need to ensure that the interactivity of 3d models is implemented not through the window, but directly from the page - you scroll the page, reach the place with a 3d model and can spin it without opening additional windows, talk.
In addition to this, you need to program 3D animation directly into the 3D model. For example, you click on the door, the animation starts - the door opens, a cart appears that enters the refrigerator, fans begin to work in the chamber, etc.
