Create Engaging 3D/AR Illustrations
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This guide will help you design stunning 3D/AR projects to enhance your illustrations! By adding 3D/AR elements, your work will become more captivating and interactive.
Note: This is a reference guide for creating 3D/AR. Feel free to get creative with Assemblr Edu’s 3D objects to suit your needs!
Arrange your illustrations neatly by splitting the image into separate objects.
Use .png images with no background to create clean, polished designs.
Limit the number of images to 30 per project, and ensure each file is under 1MB for smoother performance.
Maintain proper spacing between images to avoid clutter.
Position each image thoughtfully to ensure a cohesive and balanced design.
Using off-theme or poorly formatted images (e.g., with backgrounds or non-.png files).
Overlapping or closely packed images can make your project look disorganized.
Design projects with a parallax effect to make your background come alive and create the impression of stepping into a new world. This effect makes your project visually dynamic and immersive!
Choose images that match the theme for a cohesive look.
Use .png files without backgrounds.
Limit the project to 30 images and ensure file sizes are under 1MB.
Arrange images in a straight direction so viewers feel like they’re moving into the scene.
Maintain consistent spacing between images (front-to-back).
Preview the project to ensure proper alignment and flow.
Off-theme images, unedited backgrounds, or oversized files can ruin the project’s appearance.
Misaligned or randomly placed images can make your project look chaotic.
Incorrect spacing can lead to overlapping or gaps between images.
Skipping the preview step may result in an unfinished or disjointed design.
Bring your AR projects to life with interactive motion! Perfect for storytelling and creative applications.
Select .png images that align with the project’s theme.
Avoid using more than 30 images, and ensure files are under 1MB.
Use the “Set Camera” feature to create multiple scenes from different perspectives.
For example, set the scene 1 for the front view, the scene 2 for the right view, and scene 3 for the left view.
Ensure consistent spacing between images (front-back/left-right).
Preview your project to ensure everything is aligned and functioning as intended.
Using images that are off-theme, have backgrounds, or are not in .png format.
Cluttered or overlapping images without clear patterns.
Unfinished scenes with misaligned camera frames.
Skipping the preview step, leading to incomplete results.
By following these tips, you’ll create stunning 3D/AR projects that are both visually appealing and interactive!
