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An immersive 3D website concept for Insta360 Luna.
The camera model was created in Blender and brought into XrollY (Upcoming), where I created the scroll-driven 3D animations and interactive scene.
The finished experience was then embedded into Framer, allowing the 3D experience to become part of a modern website without building the entire site around a 3D engine.
Stack: Blender · XrollY · Framer
A demonstration of how XrollY can turn traditional scrolling into an interactive 3D storytelling experience.
Complete Case Study: Check it out
Very immersive work 😍
Thanks Taha🔥
the camera move looks fun. did you make it in xRolly?
Yes the animations were all made inside XrollY and it has a very similar interface to blender. I will be releasing some behind the scenes as well and soon its Early access beta will be launched.
Now that's something. Curious about the XrollY, never heard of it. Is it a new platform?
Yes Haseeb, it's a new platform that we were building for past few months, it's more user friendly and you can import, animate and embed a complete 3d scene in around 5 minutes. And it works across all the Code and No-code web platforms.
Always one step ahead. I was thinking about 3D scene builder other than Spline. Glad to have early access of it😂
Perks of being inside Studio😂 🔥
This is awesome! 👏
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Nice work
A few weeks ago, I shared a little preview of this project here and it received so much love from the community. I really appreciate all the support 🤎
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