interesting -- but i am not sure one would want to build an entire presentation with a lot of 3D effects and animations

IMO this would be a good tool to have among many -- to use judiciously only when needed. -- Maybe if we could somehow integrate this capability into existing tools (not sure how).

(I think MS Powerpoint has some 3D objects and animations -- but I dont see it used much in business. I used it once for a fancy presentation and it worked fine. It does support "Morph" transition so you can copy a slide 1it ha 3D object and move / scale / rotate it in 3D ... and powerpoint will interpolate it for you. you can also animate the objects - like apply a 3D rotation.)

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lolrazh 2 days ago | parent [-]

maybe architecture or product design students would

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		Right. I think if it’s a presentation about the object then there could be plenty of applications for this. I will definitely be trying it.