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I've been designing a deck of cards for a while and thought Spline Hana was a great tool to showcase them. Cards are a perfect medium for a 2D to 3D effect on web. I made the material slightly metallic and holographic to give a etheric effect coupled with a Spline "look at" interaction. When you click on the stack they start to reveal more cards underneath.
woahhh 🔥
wonderful!
wow amazing
Here's a quick tutorial of how I created this! Comment below if you have any more questions 😄
thanks so much!
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