First Half 2024 Blender Physics Compilation

This is a Blender physics compilation of all the physics simulations I have made for the first half of 2024. I have the following types of physics simulations. Flip fluids, particle fluids, molecular particles, rigid bodies and rigid bodies with constraints. I also use force fields.
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Some of my most popular videos:
• Keva Plank Building Bl...
• Molecular Script Addon...
• Physics Simulation Cyc...
• Multicolored Fluids Si...
• 2017 Animation Mega Co...
• My 2018 Blender Animat...
• Molecular Script Sand ...
• Convert Image Sequence...
• Motion/Camera Tracking...
• Dual RTX 2060 Super Bl...
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The Software I Use:
Live Streaming/Screen recording: OBS(freeware)
obsproject.com/
3D Editor: Blender 3D (freeware)
www.blender.org
Video Editor: Cyberlink PowerDirector14 (payware)
www.cyberlink.com
MP4 Encoder: HandBrake (freeware)
handbrake.fr
Audio Editor: Audacity (freeware)
www.audacityteam.org
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My Hardware:
Desktop 1
Motherboard: Asus X570 TUF
CPU: Ryzen 9 3900X
GPU: RTX 3070 - RTX 3060
RAM: 64GB 3600Mhz G Skill Ripjaws 4 X 16GB
STORAGE: 500GB NVME (Western Digital Black)
1TB Samsung Evo NVME
COOLING: Cooler Master Hyper 212
POWER SUPPLY: EVGA 850 Gold
Desktop 2
Motherboard: MSI X470
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
GPU: 2X RTX 2060 Super - 2X GTX 1060 6GB
RAM: 32GB 2133Mhz G Skill Ripjaws 4 X 8GB
STORAGE: 250GB SSD Western Digital Blue
COOLING: Stock AMD Cooler
POWER SUPPLY: EVGA 500 Bronze
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I am a Blender Rookie teaching myself how to use Blender. I am posting my animations on this channels for people to see and critique.

[@travismartin9671]

Awesome job! I love seeing what the capabilities of physics in Blender can do. Keep up the good work!

[@BlenderRookie]

Thank you.

[@Unizuka]

i love seeing these, I watched this with my nephews and nieces and they enjoyed it, thanks sir

[@BlenderRookie]

Cool beans...

[@denizcarta9915]

genius stuff , i wish i could do stuff like that, cant even install the molecular add on in my blender

[@BlenderRookie]

In all likelihood the reason you can't install the molecular plus add on is you are using an older version of Blender or Molecular Plus that are not compatible with each other or the python version is a mismatch. I use Blender 3.6 for all my molecular sims and I get my molecular plus addon from here 1.13.2 github.com/u3dreal/molecular-plus/releases There has been a lot of changes to blender over the last few years and addon makers have been chasing the changes in order to keep their addons working. It's been kinda confusing.

[@denizcarta9915]

@@BlenderRookie i see, i will try it with blender 4.0 keep going this genius work

[@BlenderRookie]

@@denizcarta9915 But if you use Blender 4.0 you will need molecular plus version 1.14.1. They changed python versions somewhere around 4.0 and 4.1 and it caused a compatibility issue. Essentially: 1.13.1 for older than 4.0 1.14.1 for 4.0 1.15.1 for 4.1

[@juanc.saravia8668]

Amazing level of detail. I didn't know force fields could separate blender molecular particles by color groups. Do you happen to have a link for tut?

[@BlenderRookie]

Yeah I have a tut. I believe I used particle fluids as the example but it works the same with molecular. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWeuqWmuasSJfck