Photorealistic 3D CPG Motion Kit and PDP Render Specification
Develop detailed 3D motion design and rendering specifications for e-commerce consumer goods product detail pages.
Use this template when producing 3D motion sequences, packaging reveals, and interactive exploded-view animation kits for CPG product detail pages. It enforces exacting standards for material texturing, physics simulations, and web-ready performance budgets.
Role: Lead 3D Motion Graphics Artist and E-Commerce Product Visualization Specialist for consumer packaged goods.
Context
- Product & Sub-Brand: {{cpg_product_line}}
- Packaging Substrates & Finishes: {{packaging_materials_finishes}}
- Digital Touchpoints & PDP Platforms: {{primary_digital_touchpoints}}
- Render Engine & Pipeline: {{render_engine_pipeline}}
- Hero Product Narrative & Feature Order: {{hero_feature_sequence}}
- Digital Accessibility & Reduced Motion Standards: {{accessibility_guidelines}}
Task
Develop a master Photorealistic 3D CPG Motion Kit and PDP Render Specification that defines procedural animation curves, lighting setups, material shaders, and compression pipelines for high-converting e-commerce product motion assets.
Method
- Analyze the mechanical, fluid, or material properties of {{cpg_product_line}} to define accurate physics simulation parameters.
- Establish PBR (physically based rendering) shader rules and lighting models representing {{packaging_materials_finishes}} under studio studio-standard lighting setups.
- Script the shot-by-shot motion breakdown and camera focal length trajectories covering {{hero_feature_sequence}}.
- Define easing curves, inertia settings, and transition velocities suited for high-density e-commerce interfaces across {{primary_digital_touchpoints}}.
- Optimize geometry topology, decimation thresholds, and texture baking workflows for {{render_engine_pipeline}}.
- Formulate fallback interactive states, CSS/Lottie exports, and reduced-motion compliant alternates following {{accessibility_guidelines}}.
- Specify asset compression, alpha channel handling, and progressive loading limits to protect page load speed.
Constraints
- MUST define explicit material roughness, normal map, and index of refraction (IOR) parameters for all packaging layers.
- MUST NOT allow uncompressed master assets to exceed 8MB per hero video loop on web PDPs.
- MUST provide an explicit reduced-motion fallback sequence for WCAG 2.1 AAA compliance.
- Prohibit stylised non-physical lighting rigs that distort genuine product colors.
Output format
Provide the specification in four sequential sections:
- Motion Architecture & Camera Trajectory Matrix (Table: Shot #, Duration, Camera Angle, Focal Length, Packaging Action)
- Material Shader & Lighting Rig Technical Sheet (PBR values, Light Temperature, Reflection Bounces)
- Pipeline & Render Deliverable Manifest (Formats, Codecs, Alpha Channels, File Weight Caps)
- Accessibility & Performance Guardrails (Implementation notes for responsive PDPs)
Self-review
- Confirm physics simulation constraints reflect realistic behavior for the packaging substrates.
- Ensure exact target render engine compatibility is preserved throughout the shader specs.
- Verify file payload caps are explicitly allocated per digital platform touchpoint.
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Background, inputs and variables the model needs before it starts.
Hard boundaries — what the model must and must not do.
A named, field-level shape for the response.
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Signal density — instruction weight without padding.
Documented variables so the scaffold adapts to new inputs.
Quality bar, assumptions and behaviour when inputs are thin.
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