This clonable was created to make life easier for those who want to use 3D in their WebFlow projects but don't have time to learn Threejs in depth.
It uses a library called "WEBGi" by Pixotronics, which makes the result very realistic with just a few steps. Everything you need to know to adapt this page and change the 3D model is shown in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpTZbJPYZas
This is using WebFlow interactions in conjunction with Gsap ScrollTrigger to change the 3D model in the background. At the end of the page, changing some parameters, it is possible to turn off the page scroll and interact with the 3D model.
Want to know how the trick is done? Clone it, change it, make it yours!
Important: WEBGi is a free library for non-commercial use. To check your license, go to: https://webgi.xyz/license/
Credits: 3D model by Alex Ka
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