Sistema Sole-terra-luna, animazione

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Proving Solar System Animation in Blender and Importing to Sketchfab is a Straightforward Process. First, create a new project in Blender by clicking on "File" > "New" > "General". Then, name your project and click on "Create". Next, set the Blender units to meters by going to "Edit Mode" > "Units" > "Metric System". This will ensure that all measurements are accurate. Now, create a new sphere for the Sun by clicking on "Add" > "Mesh" > "UV Sphere". Scale it up to represent the actual size of the Sun. Create another sphere for Mercury and scale it down to its correct proportion. Repeat this process for each planet in our Solar System: Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. To create realistic orbits, use the "Follow Curve" constraint on each planet's motion path. This will make them follow a circular or elliptical path around their respective parent objects. For added realism, add texture and lighting to your Solar System animation. You can use Blender's built-in textures and materials or import your own from external sources. Once you're satisfied with your animation, export it as an MP4 file by going to "Render Layers" > "Render Settings". Set the resolution to 1920x1080 and the frame rate to 30 FPS. Finally, upload your animation to Sketchfab by creating a new account and clicking on "Upload Model". Select your Blender project and choose the animation as the export option. Follow the prompts to complete the upload process. That's it! With these simple steps, you can create a stunning Solar System animation in Blender and share it with the world on Sketchfab.