Changes and modifications are always present. A website is under constant development, and you regularly make adjustments here. But what about a 3D animation? Is it easy to adjust? There is no straightforward 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 modify.

Complex Technique
If a 3D animation has been created using rigging techniques and advanced software, modifying the animation can be very challenging. For example, if the animation features a character, each part of the character, such as bones, muscles, and skin, must move correctly to appear realistic. If you want to adjust this animation, you might need to tweak every part of the character again to make the changes work. The same applies to a model created from a product. The color of the product is relatively easy to adjust; however, visualizing its functionality requires much more work. On the other hand, if the 3D animation is relatively simple and consists of just a few uncomplicated objects, adjusting the animation can be easier. For instance, if the animation includes a single object, such as a ball in motion, modifying the animation might be simpler.Corporate Identity
Corporate identity elements like color and logo are relatively easy to adjust. In our studio, we work with specific software to implement our clients' corporate identity as much as possible in their animation or video productions. This may change, for example, when a company changes its name, logo, or corporate identity color. Often, we can adjust this according to the client's wishes so that the animations produced do not lose their added value.