How to Build and Animate a Complete Scene in Prisma 3D

PrisMan 3D is a powerful mobile app that lets you create professional-looking 3D scenes right on your Android device. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through building a full 3D environment—from a house with fences and grass fields, to adding characters, lighting, and camera animations.


1. Setting Up the Scene

  1. Import the House Model
    • Open Prisma 3D and import your house model.
    • Apply textures by selecting different parts of the house from the Object Tab.
  2. Add a Ground Plane
    • Import a Plane and scale it as needed.
    • Apply a ground texture to the plane for realism.
  3. Add Trees and Fences
    • Import a Tree from your presets. Position and resize it accordingly.
    • Import a Stick Fence model, add texture, and use the Copy option to duplicate it around the house.
  4. Add Tall Grass
    • Import a tall grass model, scale, and texture it.
    • Duplicate it multiple times to create a full field around the house.

2. Building the Environment

  1. Add the Sky
    • Import a Sphere and scale it until it surrounds the entire scene.
    • Apply an HDRI Sky Texture to the sphere for realistic skies.
  2. Lighting the Scene
    • Import a Light and switch it to Sunlight.
    • Use the Rotate Tool to adjust the sun direction toward your camera.
    • Change the sunlight color to yellow or orange for a warm look.
  3. Adjust the Camera
    • Arrange your Viewport Camera to frame your house and environment.
    • Import a new Camera and position it at your preferred angle.
    • Animate the camera for smooth movement.

3. Adding Characters

  1. Import a 3D Character
    • Bring in your preferred character model along with its animations.
    • Position the character in your scene and apply textures.
  2. Fixing Performance Issues
    • If you notice a black cover on your screen when moving around, don’t worry—this is a device memory limitation (especially on phones with 4GB RAM).
    • Use the Light Bulb Icon to temporarily toggle visibility for heavy objects like grass.
    • This issue won’t appear in your final render.

4. Creating an Interior Scene

  1. Open the House Interior
    • Use the Move Tool to drag the door open.
    • This gives you access to the room inside.
  2. Add Interior Objects
    • Import 3D models (e.g., artifacts from Sketchfab).
    • Position them and add textures.
    • Hide the house model temporarily if it blocks your view while editing.
  3. Lighting the Room
    • Switch your render settings to Night Mode.
    • Add Point Lights and Spotlights inside and around windows.
    • Adjust intensity, color, and position to create a realistic interior glow.
  4. Animate the Door
    • Use keyframes to animate the door opening/closing for extra realism.

5. Creating a Fight Scene Outside

  1. Add Characters
    • Import two 3D characters with fight animations.
    • Apply textures and position them in front of the house.
  2. Add Cameras
    • Place a camera for the first fight angle and animate it.
    • Add a second camera for an alternate angle.
    • Rename cameras to avoid confusion.
  3. Beautify the Scene
    • Adjust the house and sky positions for composition.
    • Add another Sunlight for dramatic lighting.
  4. Render the Fight Scene
    • Select Camera 1 → Jump into its view → Render.
    • Select Camera 2 → Jump into its view → Render again.
    • This way, you’ll have two cinematic perspectives of the same fight.

6. Final Rendering

  • Once satisfied with your scene, start the final render.
  • You may need to watch an ad to remove the watermark in PrisMan 3D.
  • Preview your finished work—you now have a fully textured, animated 3D scene created entirely on mobile!

Wrap Up

With just your phone and Prisma 3D, you can:

✔ Build outdoor environments (houses, fences, trees, grass)
✔ Design interiors with custom lighting and props
✔ Add animated characters for storytelling
✔ Use multiple cameras for cinematic shots
✔ Render complete 3D animations anywhere

This workflow shows how powerful mobile 3D creation can be—even with limited device memory. The more you practice, the more polished your scenes will become. 🚀

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