Me: "Oh it's only 2 hours and 41 minutes I can finish this in an afternoon" Also me: pauses and rewinds every 5 seconds cause I've already forgot what the next step is
I've been looking for such a good tutorial for days, thank you so much! And if I may say so: a great clear and very present voice! No "uh yes, then click here, or no, better there..."
We believe this is a better experience. Most of our team isn't native English speakers (we're French). We have thick accent and it wouldn't be consistent across the whole video working as a team. So we picked the most natural AI voice using Eleven labs.
@@DesignCodeTeamI understand. It's a cheap and easy solution. Maybe I was asking about the big picture. Literally every other video has these, or the TikTok voices, they're a little creepy. The 'uncanny valley' for voices!
@@DesignCodeTeamthe main problem is that youre using generated voice, you should use some fancy new ai tools either translate the video from your native language or generate it using newer tools so it sounds fluent
Feedback: Not sure if I missed something during video observation. 50:45 Path Animation: "Path" or the "Apple" part of this file initially only has 2 states for animation transitions. After deleting the event for "Path 2" or the "Leaf" part of this file, "Path"/"Apple" has 3 states for animation. After rewinding that portion multiple times, I still did not see when "State 2" was added to "Path"/"Apple" although "Path" was selected by the user after the event for "Path 2". So my question is: What were the state settings in "State 2" for "Path"/"Apple" at 52:00? I did not anticipate frustration at that point although most of this video is nicely thorough and clear so far. I understand that there is really no wrong way to go about this specific thing and it doesn't matter eventually, but I am just trying to ask questions.
@@DesignCodeTeam Oh, it's not the 3D I mind, it's Figma. lol Example: A 'mask' implies it 'covers' that which is behind it. Like wearing a 'mask'. In Figma, you put a mask BEHIND all the elements - which is flat out stupid. It's like putting a mask on the back of you head expecting people not see your face. lol At any rate, I love your content. I just thought it was funny to hear someone refer to Figma as 'intuitive'.
@@scottonanski4173masking is an established principle across all 3D/Graphic/CAD-Software. I understand your view regarding the mask metaphor, regardless it is the norm to use it this way. It refers less to the analogy of wearing a “mask” and more like “masking” known from painting, where you block out parts by covering them, for instance, with masking tape, so it is actually quite close to that principle.
Thank you for this wonderful video on creating 3d interactions for websites with Spline. RU-vid recommended your video when I was watching CJ Gammon's channel. Liked this video and decided to subscribe.
Thanks, first steps loooks nice! My wi-fi icon looks great. The question is how to understand what numbers I should apply for different tasks, now you just said to me "here is 200 and here is 140 and position on 0 here and 45 here..." but how to inderstand it to work alone without hints?
i have a issue i create a 3D model in spline and export as react code and implement in my react project and i can't change the size of the 3d model it take the full width of the my screen how to solve this problem
Flat sites are flat. You can fudge it a bit with absolutes, shadows, z-index, transforms and some react tricks, but at the end of the day all the content is physically fixed to a single plane. I don't know whether splines will help me get where I want to go, but I'm happy to try anything to stop being limited by that plane in my design. The current other contender is learning the whole stack for 3js or aframe
Thank you very much for the content! I started to follow this course 2 weeks ago and all worked good, but 2-3 days ago I tried to download files for last 3 lessons, and the dropbox link doesnt work anymore. Have you deleted the file? Or maybe the link is expired? Could you have a look please?
Nice design, but I have a question, how can I realize all of them to a real website, I mean that Which framework and library can I use to develop all of 3D design above?
it's not that 3d is not cool but i think most developers forget that people still use old phones and laptops, and 3d will kill their GPU when I started web development 8 years back there was a course saying that your website needs to be reachable and interacted with even by people that have styles disabled lately i feel there is too much "flash" on my screen
To be fair, considering that some of our team don't speak as fluent English, perhaps the AI voice will be easier to understand. It doesn't take less effort, but we wanted to have a quality voice that's fluent.
Bruuuhhhhhh Are You Rapping Or Teaching?!I?! Can't Even See What You're Pressing/Touch,.They're Didn't Tell To Audience Which 1 You Should Touch Or Press,.,.Not Beginner Friendly........
I watched until I saw "Also available for windows" :DD you are a joke? Learn how many people use mac and how many windows. You didn't even bother placing two download button...stopped watching coz that shows you are living in your own small world
3D is completely unnecessary if I'm looking for a hairdresser or buying a pizza. But it will still be if it looks good and the process and cost from design to product can be significantly reduced. And this one knows it. It is not "necessary" for every UI interface, but everyone is looking for what distinguishes their product from the rest. Now it will be 3D for a while, then in 6-8 years flat design or a retro rethink... but maybe in 10 years AI-generated animations etc. Art and aesthetics, it conveys feelings, thus it develops. As a transfer of information, it is unnecessary, could all web pages be plain text? Not because of UX.
If Blender is too complicated for you to generate flat shaded simple geo like this you aren't skilled enough to be making 3D content at all. You talk about other apps being "costly" and then charge a subscription fee. Blender is totally free. Forever. And has better features. And is easily programmable yourself. With Python, a real programming language. This whole video sounds like an AI was fed a script and a bunch of clipart and screenshots to generate it automatically. It feels dead and generic and actively makes me dislike the product.
A Blender expert should know in this context you can absolutely create complex 3d and export to .gltf THEN import to a platform like this. Blender isn't going to export stateless components in React, et. al, much less build complex interactions with cross platform exports. It serves a different purpose. I think complaining about how you can do all this in React-Three-Fiber is a slightly more accurate criticism, but then you have to start with code and not a GUI, so again different purpose.
