Changes and modifications are always present. A website keeps evolving and regularly you adapt something to it. But what about a 3D animation? Is this easily adaptable? There is no single answer to this question. Everything depends on the complexity of the 3D animation. Especially when the animation contains many details, it is not easy to adjust.

Complex technique
If a 3D animation is created using rigging techniques and sophisticated software, adjusting the animation can be very challenging. For example, if the animation features a character, every part of the character, such as the bones, muscles, and skin, must move correctly to look realistic. If you want to modify this animation, you may have to re-adjust each part of the character to make the changes work. This is also how it works with a model made from a product. The color of the product is relationship easy to adjust, the visualization of its operation involves much more work. On the other hand, if the 3D animation is relatively simple and consists of only a few objects that are not complex, adjusting the animation may be easier. For example, if the animation contains a single object, such as a ball that moves, adjusting the animation may be easier.House style
House style elements such as color and logo are relatively easy to adjust. In our studio, we work with specific software to incorporate our clients' corporate identity into their animation or video productions as much as possible. This can change, for example when a company changes its name, logo or corporate identity color. We can often adjust this to the client's wishes so that the animations made do not lose their added value.