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Sports props at regulation size, lit like meshes: courts with every rulebook line and their nets, goals or hoops (tennis, basketball, football, volleyball, ice hockey, athletics track, …), balls with their real panels and seams, equipment (racquets, bats, golf clubs, skateboard, weights) and goals, nets or hoops on their own. Built in real metres; the transform places them.
A regulation playing surface with every rulebook line drawn sharp at any distance: tennis, basketball, soccer, American football, futsal, handball, volleyball, badminton, padel, pickleball, ice hockey rink, athletics track or table-tennis table, on acrylic, clay, grass, parquet, ice, tartan, turf or sand, with its nets, goals or hoops. Use for sports venues, parks, schools, product scenes and arenas.
▶ PreviewA ball at its real size with its true panel geometry and seams: football, basketball, tennis, baseball, volleyball, rugby, American football, golf, cricket, bowling or beach ball, with leather, felt, rubber or resin surfaces, grooved seams, stitches, dimples and wear. Use for sports scenes, product shots, playgrounds and still lifes.
▶ PreviewA piece of sports equipment at real size, built from its parts: tennis or badminton racquet with a strung bed, table-tennis paddle, baseball or cricket bat, golf driver, iron or putter, hockey stick, skateboard, dumbbell, kettlebell, barbell with plates, or frisbee, in wood, steel, carbon, rubber and leather with wear. Use for gyms, sports shops, locker rooms, product shots and lifestyle scenes.
▶ PreviewA regulation goal, net or hoop standing on the ground: football, futsal or handball goal with its sagging net, ice-hockey net, basketball hoop with backboard and pole, volleyball, tennis or badminton net on posts, rugby or American-football uprights, in real metres with wear. Use for pitches, courts, playgrounds, backyards and arenas.
▶ PreviewReady-to-paste React Three Fiber code and the 3DRise API are included in paid plans, inside the studio.
A primitive 3D shape (box, sphere, cylinder, etc.). The most common object type for general geometry.
36 objectsA grid overlay (cells and sections), typically on the ground plane.
24 objectsA light source illuminating the scene. Choose the kind based on directionality and falloff.
10 objectsEnvironmental elements from the world
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