A Frame animation

To divide your browser window into multiple sections, HTML frames are used. A separate HTML document is loaded in each section. The frameset is defined as a collection of frames in the browser window. Word processing and graphic arts use frames to get a viewer's attention. The frame is a web framework its builds virtual reality (VR). It is based on HTML and is simple to get started. 

Using A-Frame, we can very easily create animations. To animate the object, place the element inside the object/entity.  

• dur (duration in milliseconds of the animation), in this case, 500 — the higher the value, the slower it will move. 
• from - where the animation starts. 
• to - where the animation ends. 
• repeat - It describes the number of repeating processes. 

The dur is 500 (so it will move faster than before). We will start from 1 in the x,y, and z-axis and go to a value of -3. The property position is set to be rotation. Then, the easing parameter is linear. 

Features 

• VR Made Simple 
• Declarative HTML 
• Entity-Component Architecture 
• Cross-Platform VR 
• Visual Inspector 
• Proven and Scalable 

Here is an example of how to perform A Frame animation: