Blender: Ropes, ropes, ROPES

[@man_art_man]

very nice and quick tutorial ! Exactly what we (People who uses Blender ~ 2-3 Years) need. Thanks! You are the best with all your stuff in your head ! :)

[@UnderfundedScientist]

I wonder if you could tie the scale of the hanging object to the force applied to the rope to make it seem like weight was effecting tension

[@Blasphemr]

This video makes me want to try Nunchucks in Blender now

[@Mittzys]

those first few seconds were real concerning

[@alamogordo280]

Ropes and hopes.

[@sanjaux]

Perfect for keychains!

[@ddd13b]

This tutorial is like you telling me not to come tomorrow to school

[@EladBarness]

Amazing tut! However it doesn’t take into account the weight of the object. is there any way to do it as if the rope constrained the object to not move too far?

[@stoicfx]

Was just starting to wonder how I can go about making marionettes in Blender. Will have to play with this.

[@VisualistAyush07]

I challenge you to create Iron Man suit up using geometry node

[@Ferroes]

It's already been done with the nanobot ironman suit

[@VisualistAyush07]

@@Ferroes Yeah,it is good but I am talking about that Iron suit up which are shown to us in Iron man 1,2,3

[@pile333]

Cool!

[@AndresMagnone]

Is there a way to make the monkey also affect the rope? I've been thinking about how to do that but the only way I could think of was through dirty tricks (like creating a ball the size of the object and joining it to the end of the rope as the same object, then making the ball invisible), but I've found no way of doing it with the real object without making it part of the cloth mesh. Is there some trick for making rigid bodies and cloth sims affect each other?

4 words: Rigid Body Bones Addon

[@unboring7057]

You can do this using Rigid Body Constraints - make the monkey a rigid body and attach it to the end of the rope using the constraint. No need for geo nodes for this - the rope must stay a mesh object

[@AndresMagnone]

@@unboring7057 Would the monkey's weight affect the rope and viceversa?