Animating the fasting Lysosome behavior results

Wow. I've spent 2 days studying how to have a text object spin through a range representing the current ketone and glucose levels and how they affect AMPK and Mtor in the bloodstream so I can see how that triggers the beginning of Lysosomes that fix a human body. And it was a complete waste. Nothing transfers over from Blender to the GLB file that is used by my website page's HTML file. Ouch!

So yeah. Now I have to implement the text running through it's range in the html file (Javascript language). so when ketones go above glucose, it will trip creation of Lysosomes. Ouch again! This is the life of a developer. Even using AI, it doesn't make it simple. Sometimes, you just have to eat the bullet and keep going. 

I have to add though, it's not a simple triggering of Lysosomes. It's more of an analog event. Analog meaning that it moves through a range of quantity of Lysosomal Mrna from the nucleus's DNA. 

Hey, I created videos on youtube from 3d environments and created them using OpenGL. But!!! It was an overwhelming task to do simple animations in 3d that can be used by a user or to be outputted to a video. 20 years later, I can actually make that happen. 

I desperately need to show what happens in an easy to understand animation. By the time I'm done explaining the process to anyone, I get those looks that let me know, they would rather pull teeth. Even though, it could change their life. Animations that explain the process stand a chance of actually waking up the alligator brain in normal humans that will catch a thought. I could be healed of my troubling diseases. After all, it is Lysosomes that eat the virus and bacteria when you're sick. 

Here's my current progress:

http://localhost:8080/MyWaterFasts/BlenderAnimation/CreateAnimation.html?animation=LysosomeTrigger.glb

Pierre

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