First post here guys, I’ve been building a lot of custom Framer components lately, and this is on...

First post here guys, I’ve been building a lot of custom Framer components lately, and this is on...First post here guys, I’ve been building a lot of custom Framer components lately, and this is on...

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Hasan Wali

• 9h

First post here guys,

I’ve been building a lot of custom Framer components lately, and this is one of my favorites.

3D models, controlled entirely by native trigger frames.

You can move, rotate, scale, and transition a 3D model using Framer’s native trigger frames, no manual timeline needed.

Check it out here: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/scroll-3d-model/

Framer

Rohan Ahmed

pro

• 9h

The native trigger-frame approach is a really elegant way to make 3D interactions feel tactile without burying the component in timeline logic. Being able to move, rotate, and scale from one system is a strong Framer-native interaction pattern.

Hasan Wali

• 9h

Thanks Rohan! It was quite a tough nut to crack, especially the responsiveness side of things, took me a good while to optimize it and make sure it holds up claenly across all breakpoints.