Blender Tutorial: Satisfying Rigid Body Animation with Constraints

[@KevinMerinoCreations]

Fun stuff! Thanks for sharing! 👏👏👏

[@curtistemple2421]

Very nice easy to follow good tutorial

[@KennyPhases]

so amazing!

[@vasanthrajark]

he back baby

[@murato4693]

great scene

[@incaroads001]

This is a good video, so I don't really want to correct anything. But the word is "held".

[@papadenteam]

Thx!

[@RaffoVFX]

pretty stuff :)

[@jamesriley5057]

Hey Raffo! Love your VFX tutorials on patreon!!

[@RaffoVFX]

@@jamesriley5057 Hi James! we meet again:)

[@Failtrial]

THX!!!!

[@GiancarloBombardieri]

nice!!!

[@RTKdarling]

Why all the physics? You could drop the force field object into Geonodes, and use the distance-to-object to drive a set position. That might make good content... Standard sim vs geonodes and simulation nodes

[@ianzander5057]

With geonodes, do the objects interact with the ground and each other and have gravity affecting them?

[@RTKdarling]

@@ianzander5057 Certainly can. Interacting with each other becomes a simulation node and is the most expensive computationally. Ground / gravity is an easy constraint. Depending on the density of objects, the complexity of the objects, and the nature of the "shot", most of the time its faster and easier to fake it without the self collision. I was suggesting that side-by-side because it's an interesting comparison.

[@ar7ista239]

W video

[@sicfxmusic]

Finally the password found you 😁😁 Thank you and happy new year 🎉🎉

[@BlenderMadeEasy]

😅 My goal this year is to post tutorial WAY more often than last year.

[@sicfxmusic]

@@BlenderMadeEasy Appreciate your effort, can't wait to see what you've got in the cube for us this year..😁🙏🙏