Build a focused 3D product or logo scene from simple shapes, an extruded logo, or a supplied GLB/GLTF model. The skill adds studio-style lighting and a slow turntable, then prepares still images, transparent cut-outs, or a looping turntable video for export.
- Creating a studio-style 3D product hero image
- Turning a supplied GLB model into a product presentation
- Exporting a transparent object cut-out or turntable clip
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Render a supplied 3D product model from a `.glb` file as a clean product shot. The model is automatically centered and framed, with a soft shadow on the ground to give the image depth.
- Creating a product shot from a `.glb` model
- Framing a bottle model for a product preview
- Rendering a centered 3D object with a ground shadow
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Create a rendered 3D version of a brand’s SVG mark, with extrusion, beveled edges, and a brushed gold finish. The logo turns slowly, providing an animated presentation of the mark.
- Presenting a brand mark as a rotating 3D logo
- Creating a brushed-gold logo animation
- Showing an extruded version of an SVG mark
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Explore a rendered 3D scene of a small stone courtyard at dusk, featuring a sky, cobblestone and stone wall textures, a brass lantern, and two wooden planters. It includes a 10-second camera flythrough; listed assets are CC0.
- Viewing a rendered 3D courtyard example
- Getting a reference for a dusk courtyard scene
- Reviewing a short camera flythrough
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Plan and build a small three.js environment, such as a room, courtyard, or diorama, with several related objects. Light it with a sky and free CC0 assets, then present it as a still image or camera flythrough video.
- Building a small 3D courtyard or room
- Creating a diorama for a hero visual
- Exporting a still or camera flythrough video
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Document one engineering decision in an Architecture Decision Record (ADR). Capture its context, chosen option, consequences, status, and links to records it replaces or that replace it, so readers can understand why a system is built this way.
- Record why an engineering choice was made
- Compare options considered for a design decision
- Link a new decision to earlier ADRs
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