More night races to come! 👍

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Glad you like them! More to come. :)

Thanks very much! :)

It takes about two days to build the track, two days to run and film the races, two days for editing, adding music etc. I don't have videos showing the process - I am still fairly new to Blender and probably doing 100 things the wrong way so I don't want to share that. I will at some point in the future when my Blender skills have improved. :)

More to come!

Yes, well spotted. 👍 We had some lane jumping on this track. Also red and turquoise marbles on the white track. It is difficult to keep everyone in their lanes through a loop and very difficult with a double loop.

@@moreballs I don't think it was on the loops.

Thank you so much 😀

Sì, dovrò trovare un'alternativa per le gare notturne.

Grazie mille! 😊

You're welcome and thanks very much for the feedback!

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Go Pink! 💕

Pink Marble: Oh thanks! Because well next video, I am totes going to win, why you may ask? Because I'm the Marble Race's fastest racer. But every time cyan wins, I get jealous. If only me, Blue, and Yellow tied for first place.

Thank you! :)

Yup. Trying to have some innovation in every video, including different patterns and materials for the balls. :) Some crazy ones coming in the next race!

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Yup, coming soon. The next race will again be a night race.

Thank you very much!

The centripetal force is an effect of the rigid body simulation in Blender. It is not something that is set up or applied separately. If you set up a rigid body world and set up the physics so that the balls collide with the track, then it is just a matter of the balls gaining enough momentum on a downhill section for the centripetal force to automatically do its job through the loop section. If you're new to rigid body simulations, there are excellent tutorials here on KZbin, by people who are better qualified than I am! :) Good luck!

Many thanks!

Please bro how can I apply this centripetal force at 4:35 in blender?..... Please help me bro

That's centripetal force. The balls gain momentum on the downhill part just before the loop, then centripetal force pushes them onto the track as they go through the loop.

Thank you! :) There is no magic, just simulated physics and centripetal force that keep the balls on the track through the loop.

Thanks boss...but I checked my blender force field and I can't find centripetal force. What I'm seeing is vortex, wind, turbulence, magnetic etc. please I can I get the centripetal force you taking about