The approach
A precise edit request is easier to review than a long paragraph of unrelated style words. Describe one visible outcome, identify the object and say which parts of the scene should stay fixed. Treat every AI result as a draft that you inspect in the editor.
Use a small brief with explicit constraints
Name the selected object, material or camera change. Include a practical reference such as a frosted surface, softer reflections or space for a headline. State constraints that matter: preserve proportions, keep the camera or leave the page’s text area clear. Ask for one category of change before combining several.
Review and iterate deliberately
Orbital’s Orbi workflow supports scene assistance, with access determined by the current account and plan. Start from a saved version, inspect the geometry and material response, and compare the actual result with the request. A prompt is a design instruction, not a guarantee that every requested behavior or integration has been implemented.
A workflow to start with
Save the current scene and select the intended object.
Describe one visible change and the constraints that must hold.
Inspect the result from the final camera and at mobile size.
Refine one issue at a time or undo when the result moves away from the brief.
Start with a specific request.
Change only the selected object’s material to a soft satin finish. Preserve its shape, position, scale and the current camera. Reduce distracting highlights while keeping its outline clear against the existing background.
Use this as a brief for scene work or AI assistance. Inspect the result in the editor; available AI tools depend on your account and plan.Turn your prompt into a website experience.
See the AI 3D website builder workflow for scene prompts, visual refinement and the steps to combine an Orbital scene with a complete website.
Before you publish
- The requested object changed, rather than the entire scene.
- Geometry and camera constraints were preserved.
- Interactions are tested in playback instead of inferred from a description.
Common questions
Should I request an entire finished scene in one prompt?
A broad prompt can help explore a direction. For controlled production edits, smaller requests are easier to evaluate and undo.
Are prompts the same as verified scene behavior?
No. Review the scene and test playback or export. Generated explanations alone are not evidence that an interaction works.
Further reading
Platform references for the surrounding workflow. Check destination-platform settings when publishing.
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