Feature Request – Advanced Industrial & 3D Animation Suite for High-Tech Websites

To the WebWave Development Team,

To keep WebWave at the cutting edge of web design—especially for the growing Industrial, Engineering, and Agri-Tech sectors—I would like to propose the implementation of an Advanced Animation Suite. Currently, while WebWave is excellent for standard layouts, modern "Digital Twin" and high-tech product showcases require a more dynamic approach.

Here are four specific features that would bridge the gap between a standard website and a high-end interactive experience:

1. Native 3D Model Support (GLB/GLTF) with "Exploded View" Controls

Static images don't do justice to complex machinery like smart valves or automated pumps.

• The Feature: A 3D Object Widget that supports GLB/GLTF files.

• The Animation: Allow users to map "Scroll Progress" to the animation timeline of the 3D model. As the user scrolls, the product should perform an Exploded View (parts separating to show internal components).

2. Mouse-Tracked Interactive Orbit (The "Look-Around" Effect)

Users should feel like they are interacting with a physical product.

• The Feature: X/Y Coordinate Binding.

• The Animation: Allow an object (or a 3D model) to rotate or tilt slightly based on the user’s mouse position. If the mouse moves to the top-right, the product tilts to show that angle.

3. State-Based Loop Animations (Functional Visuals)

For greenhouses and factories, showing "Active" states is crucial.

• The Feature: Enhanced Lottie/SVG Integration with Trigger States.

• The Animation: A "Fan" or "Motor" object that has a constant loop animation.

  • Example: A fan rotates at 5% speed normally, but increases to 100% speed on "Hover" or when a specific "Smart Toggle" is clicked.

4. Path-Based "Flow" Animations (Liquid & Data Logic)

Visualizing irrigation and fertigation requires showing movement through pipes.

• The Feature: SVG Path Animation (Stroke-Dash Offset).

• The Animation: Allow designers to draw a path (a pipe or wire) and apply a "Flowing" effect that moves a texture or dashed line along that path.