I will create an exploded view animation from your cad assembly file


About this gig
An exploded view is the drawing every manufacturer needs and almost nobody has in a usable form. It goes in the assembly manual, on the spare-parts page, and in the meeting where nobody wants to read a section view.
Send me your assembly as a STEP, IGES or Parasolid export and you get an animation where every part separates along the real assembly axis, holds, and comes back together.
WHY THE MOVEMENT IS CORRECT
The separation direction is worked out from the geometry itself, not chosen by eye. Parts come apart the way they were designed to be taken apart not scattered outward in a star, which is what generic tools produce and what makes an engineer stop trusting the image.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
- Exploded animation: apart, hold, back together
- MP4 1080p, WebM, 9:16 vertical and animated GIF
- Still frames from any stage, at 2048 px
- Per-part materials: metal, polymer, rubber and glass in one image
ONE REQUIREMENT
Export with the parts kept separate. If your assembly arrives as one merged solid there is nothing to take apart, and I will tell you before starting rather than after.
Your files stay confidential. NDA on request.
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Get to know DataFactory
Photorealistic Product Rendering and Animation from CAD Files
- FromGermany
- Member sinceAug 2026
Languages
English, German
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FAQ
How many parts can you handle?
Up to 25 in the Premium package. More than that, message me first and I will quote it.
My assembly is one merged solid. Can you still do it?
No. An exploded view needs separate solids in the file. Re-export from your CAD software with the components kept apart, and it works.
Can you number the parts to match our bill of materials?
Yes, as a paid extra. Send me the numbering you use and I will match it.
Can I get the assembled turntable as well?
Yes, it is included from the Standard package.
What file formats do you accept?
STEP, IGES, Parasolid and BREP. Native CAD files cannot be opened — export a STEP.

