Tutorial: Pendulum Waves in Blender

[@al2cl3]

That 60FPS kiss, perfect!

[@radhinnasywanabyasa1673]

im feel like my laptop going to be burn if i rendering 0 fps and 6000 frame. LOL

[@carnaciousG]

This is the second time I use blender and follow a tutorial. Right before 3:30 I was like : How do I make it 60 fps, I don't want 24 fps for this project I couldn't control my laugh when he read my mind and kissed the 60 fps label 🤣

[@ZeHalf]

I leave a like for it too 🤣

[@tentacle_sama3822]

@Linard 😳

[@antirogue825]

seriously, why isnt it 60fps by default

[@zarkinfrood]

Love that you're experimenting with new ideas mid tutorial. What a ride!

[@Polyfjord]

Thank you kindly. Hope to do more experiments like that, it was really fun

[@FirstVaultDweller]

GENIUS 👌

[@TheTechAdmin]

Right?! I was sad when I thought he was going to leave it for another video, and then when he said, "I'm going to try it now", I was like wooo yeah!

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

@@Polyfjord That was awesome. The first real airdampened pendulum animation o/

[@JuIito]

It's amazing that blender is an open source software. And even more amazing that has such a talented community! Thanks for your awesome tutorials.

[@TheGoldenContent]

Wait blender is free?

[@JuIito]

@@TheGoldenContent Yes! And it's only about 200mb. Its like magic ✨

[@TheGoldenContent]

@@JuIito bro I was Ike trying to convince my parents to get me blender and it turned out it’s free 😂

[@mrpotat680]

@@TheGoldenContent Tell them its 50 dollars and buy some high res models/textures on top of the free software

[@TheGoldenContent]

@@mrpotat680 okay.

[@Alex-or9gd]

I HAVE WAITED FOR THIS EVER SINCE SEEING THE VIDEO SHOWING IT OFF FINALLY IT'S HERE

[@emilian1005]

lmao nice one alex

[@parentheses7777]

Can we just appreciate the fact that he put timed sections in the video?

[@Florinutzzzzz]

peope that do that should be rewarded with a Hero Badge

[@OurNewestMember]

There are a lot of facts here to appreciate

[@fakecubed]

We can.

[@aaaa-iq9ck]

If anyone wants to know how to not have the light flickering at the bottom when the objects pass it, simply go to the material settings for the "metal" material, scroll down to "settings", and change "shadow mode" to "opaque"! hope this helped :)

[@adenintriphosphat520]

The graph editor shows a beautiful interference pattern and i love it

[@LearnHowToEditStuff]

more tutorials please :)

[@bamboozledboredom4606]

Yoooooo I didnt know you did blender!

[@aqnahizbulhaq3715]

Ayoo i know u man

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[@phosonthemoon2380]

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[@Tund_]

Ayyy back at it again LEGEND!!!

[@cobaltboi4204]

found you :)

[@Tund_]

Cobaltboi ah u got me :)

[@aaronwilson.1921]

huh

[@AldrichNaiborhu]

It took me 40 minutes to create this. And it took me 40 hours to render this. Amazing tutorial as usual! This (and your rigid body video) made me very interested in using Blender's simulations!

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

40 hours??? It took me less than 2 hours to render this.

[@okbasto6430]

@@giannisksanthopoulos4300 specs?

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

@@okbasto6430 2nd generation i7(not so good) 8gb ram gforce 1060 6gb 6270 frames for 1hour and 50 min in Eve. 1200 frames in Cycles 13 hours

[@Ronv007]

@@giannisksanthopoulos4300 Is it worth it to render in cycles rather than eve? and why is that frames are lower in cycles? sorry if newbie question, just tried picking it up few days ago

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

@@Ronv007 Different frames because different animations. I forgot to mention this. The way i see it, because i am a newbie too.. that in cycles you can see it more realistic. Eve is more animated.... and again its different cases you can make some stuff real with Eve. I personaly preffer to work with Eve now...my pc is not suitable for Cycle.

[@DirkTheDude89]

I have seen this pendulum mechanic in real live on a light festival over 6 six years ago it is amazing. I'm so happy I can now make my own digital version and go crazy with effects! Thank you very much for sharing you're knowledge!

[@Polyfjord]

Awesome!! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!

[@DirkTheDude89]

@@Polyfjord so here it is! kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4K2Yndml9JknZo&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR1BrmzlLPT_xyQC5VTSLAKOj1PYjDTK4e6NibmAmefvzhSaKT_sVgwihkA I made the spheres change colours and gave them some lava like shades inside a cliff.

[@Conceptcreator]

I would LOVE to know how you did that thing after the blox wave! do you have a tutorial on that?

[@stanporter5757]

nahhh

[@ludi0443]

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[@Loffai]

nahhh

[@moonslayerbs1783]

Nopeee

[@skylinefx049]

nahhh

[@Solanum.3d]

Seeing you follow that creative burst there in the end was honestly so inspiring! It's so easy sometimes to fall into a bad habit of ignoring my own ideas when I deem them not worthwhile or too much work. But you just went all in on your idea to try and animate the pendulum in real time, and you ended up with an awesome result/discovery. I think everyone could learn something from that kind of enthusiasm! Thanks!

[@EQuisby]

For months... I couldn't figure out how to make something glow.... And he just casually turns on emission and solves my problem

[@krys409]

great hahah... the best of it is when you move yourself and look where your clicking.. this is so ridiculous haha love it

[@SonuKumar-fm3jn]

wow...things really went like a roller coaster ride in the end, blender is unbelievable.

[@sebastianluehring7488]

This was an incredible video and tutorial. So clear and concise and so so funny. The kiss on the 60 fps made me an instant subscriber. Please make more tutorials like this, there were so many little nuggets of information and shortcuts that I had no idea about. You are among the greats of the Blender tutorial channels.

[@maherf768]

clear and concise! zero bs and straight to the point, I'm just a graphic designer but I'm actually more encouraged to play around with Blender now. keep up the great work!

[@geematt1578]

Shift+R to duplicate last action is a new addition to my book, TYSM

[@patric_forreal]

Well... Awesome Video Broo, 👌👌 But Let's Not Forget The Kiss I Saw 😂😂😂 Lol *3:33*

[@nesphra1094]

To sixty 😀

[@vloggerjd2413]

@@nesphra1094 hi

[@nesphra1094]

Vlogger JD oh hello 👋

[@corywysz]

Hands down some of the most genuine fun I have had in watching a tutorial. Please continue your magic.

[@syth-1]

You can rlly tell, someone who knows how to use the tool inside out, although knowing blender is huge, The way you navigate, it's just satisfying to watch

[@mtliedke]

Your tutorials actually remind me lectures at university. "This is what I'm saying, what you don't understand is you fault. You need to come prepared to my lecture". Luckily I came prepared and I'm just blown away by how great ideas you have. Top class. Best parts are ends where you ramp it up to professional level. Great style.

[@noteman0118]

The production of these videos are amazing, can’t wait to see more!

[@Karan-js3se]

First tutorial which I completed successfully without quieting :)

[@danield4995]

This is really cool! Finally started learning blender last week. This is now in top 5 of my learning projects. :)

[@Polyfjord]

Awesome!! Keep it up!

[@fredyy]

i never worked with blender before, but now i want to get started!

[@therobloxscripter6194]

the experiment at the end was fantastic, and so smart, I love physics!

[@stitus4125]

With no prior knowledge of Blender, as a newbie, I was able to complete this tutorial with ease ! This has sparked in me a hunger to learn blender. Thank you so much

[@Polyfjord]

Nice!! I’m so glad to hear it! Welcome to the blender community!

[@stitus4125]

@@Polyfjord Thank you Sir !! You’re a great tutor!

[@Lucas72928]

I love how many tutorials end with a cool idea that may or may not work Yes, I'm rewatching old tutorials

[@nicolashuve3558]

A relatively simple tutorial, but fantastic effect. I had a lot of fun. I animated my waves on the surface by switching the noise texture to 4D. Can't wait to see the results. The last part with the real time recording of the pen motion was super cool.

[@Lucas72928]

3:31 I was really confused as to what you were doing and then couldn't stop laughing

[@pranshu05]

The bg music fits the tutorial perfectly

[@masaed2987]

Loved it, you are awesome, your 3D skills, teaching skill, humor, intelligence, everything is best. A truly blessed person.

[@Polyfjord]

That is too kind my friend. Thanks for watching!!

[@masaed2987]

@@Polyfjord ❤️

[@lorenzodossi]

love that you jumped straight into the tutorial

[@four_e_y_e_s]

The typing is too satisfying-

[@ramalshebl60]

the way you recorded that pen in motion, i'm 100% sure you're an engineer

[@Lumaa_Lex]

Omg! You are breathtaking! 100% pure quality. Love humor. :)

[@ramalshebl60]

pretty sure this also resembles the harmonic series, great tutorial!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@nithincbabu8460]

14:58 You made a physics simulator that works on gravity 😅😅.. Ironic

[@yehorsetdikov8775]

This is how I draw a straight line in Paint with the mouse and ruler.

[@user-cj9fk8un3i]

sadly this is physically not accurate, because pendulums move according to a different differential equation then the harmonic one...

[@user-cj9fk8un3i]

even without air resistance etc is is still different

[@user-cj9fk8un3i]

but the real pendulum he recorded was very nice, i want to see a multi pendulum simulation with this!

[@gabrielragum]

@@user-cj9fk8un3i That is correct. But something quite cool is that using harmonic movement to describe the movement of a pendulum has a very small error for small angles (15º has about 1% error). So it is a good enough approximation depending on the precision you are looking for and what you are actually measuring.

[@nf_felix]

Yeah, I´ve been waiting for this ;)

[@stevenalexander6262]

WOOO BEST TUTORIALS

[@evioth]

I know I'll never try to do this but I love watching these for satisfaction

[@invitedtohell]

I just found you on my recommended page because I watch a lot of blender stuff, and I love your jokes and your personality. You are so creative and you really explain every step perfectly. Even the shortcuts or the simple things! Like every newbie could learn from your tuts! I really apreciate that, keep going!

[@Jaycool83]

Thanks alot doing these tutorials. I got 40h now with Blender and this morning i saw my first Pendulum Waves -video (after rendering half night). This is easy way to get know potential of Blender and learn.

[@OscarObians]

Who knew tutorials could be so artful. That intro is sssssick

[@N6_mity]

Thanks broo it was easy for me to learn from this tutorial else i just copy but this time i learnt wow

[@DiamantOpp]

Polyfjord's computer: 5 seconds to render several minutes long animations My computer: 2 hours to render a 6 second animation

[@graphixguruji451]

I have never seen such a fast blender designers.

[@sundermuthukumaran2613]

Added a wave texture to the normal , gave promising results for distortion on ground !

[@felipeleon6631]

what an amazing program, its kinda like a videogame

[@marsel108]

This guy is a genius

[@m3r7p9]

what a production dude xD love you

[@whix-e41]

Took 6 hours to render and it turned out perfect

[@orlando.l5135]

Was watching not intending to make it but the amount of new tricks you show in a single vid is insane keep it up!

[@paramdesign8003]

Love this especially the Real life experiment ! thank you for putting the effort into it ! btw you can move the camera around in first person mod by hitting ( shift + ~ ) then use (WSAD / QE ) to move, holding shift will make you move faster.

[@RealTitlerMcGee]

These tutorials are MEGA; Thank You!!! Also, 3:31, pure gold LOL

[@vaibhavkhera4957]

new to blender , looking forward to more such amazing tutorials from you!! Its awesome work , keep adding more

[@AmjadAbboud]

Beginner Blender user here ! Usually I watch tutorials at 150% speed, but if i'm actually going to follow this one it'll be at 50% lol extremely precise, concise and well thought-out tutorial, thanks a bunch !

[@zulkifantastic]

THE best intro I've ever seen!

[@felixmo8nn]

Your idea was breathtaking. Shoutouts!!!

[@ralsagu]

WOW!!!! Using the pen of the tablet to register de movement! Brilliant!

[@Akhil24816]

Best scene when you got happy 😊 with your work..

[@samadamc.1903]

I have watched a lot of blender tutorials and I have to say yours are by far the best! you really teach instead of just showing us how to do it.

[@paraplu_2839]

This tutorial gave me motivation to start doing blender again, thank you for existing.

[@PressKribed]

You literally did the physics simulation !!!

[@bedqueue7768]

my guy is using blender like playing a warzone respect!

[@dylanwoodhouse1015]

Just a quick tip: Instead of using control and mouse wheel to set the extension of the circle to 30 meters along the z axis, simply click ctrl e to extrude, and then hit z then 30. You can do the same for rotation and movement too

[@AcIdBARRY]

the little experiment at the end was fascinating

[@gryn1s]

Loving your straight to business style. Well done

[@lewishards5671]

I made the mistake of trying to make pendulums using rigid body physics, but this is so much better

[@beeverone4740]

watching this made me so happy!!! thanks for sharing yourself with the world!!

[@BryonLape]

2.9 broke this tutorial. I'd like to see it updated. This is a good exercise.

[@deltaray3]

That pendulum motion capture was pretty cool.

[@ddalefilms]

the analog part was so beautiful

[@letsdance7089]

Hai sir, You are the good teacher for all youngsters

[@spacewhale0164]

pls make more of these, i love learning how to use blender so much!!

[@shahsgautam]

genius idea at the end

[@jackreaher36]

Your video is crystal clear .. Thank you for this amazing Tutorial.👍👍 Please make more tutorials like this ...🙏

[@euansmith3699]

The Motion Capture for the pendulum was a neat idea.

[@shufflecat3334]

I loved the experiment at the end!

[@booaliashraf]

never seen a 3d animator like you keep creating

[@mertcanurcan]

Sinewave phase planning was brilliant! Also analogue DIY test is quite nice - you reminded me that i did the same test 15 years ago on photoshop for an abstract design project... oh old times.

[@as-qh1qq]

Kudos on successfully integrating a physics experiment!

[@aloomia826]

Sine wave was so cool in the editor

[@ArtScouts]

the experiment you did at last was amazing man,The tutorial was also very helpful

[@TheTechAdmin]

7:56 This made me crack up laughing lol!!! "Which is RIGHT THERE!!"

[@jaypatel_208]

Mind-blowing 😬

[@shal69925]

3:33 Smooth AF!

[@alifacer]

Thank you for the tutorial and I really hope you don't mind I use this video as reference, sorry if there any grammer mistake im not very good in english and will try my best to improve

[@alifacer]

I really love everything about blender and all your creation.

[@SnutiHQ]

Loved the analog experiment! 💪 Learned a lot 👍

[@imjusttoby1]

So chill to watch during quarantine. Thanks Polyfjord!

[@princeabhijitkokitkar876]

you got a new sub for the last trickshot you did.. thums up man

[@CobabeCreative]

That framerate kiss had me laughing out loud hahaha love it!

[@k3mx_]

I love your clicking and typing sound

[@gurukn]

man! you're a STAR bro!

[@shahinabdi]

What a amazing Tutorial ! I'm a Physicist and I really enjoy to do such a things !! I swiched into Blender after a while using Maya & Lightwave ... This software is amaaaaaaazinnnnnnnng !! Thank you bro!

[@bariseroglu]

You are a good teacher and btw really good problem solver, what an alternative way for simulating pendulum movement :) Who by-passes the end of the video, really misses important things about circular movement, thanks for sharing.

[@nandkumarpawar7]

When you said we are going to render in Eevee.. 😍😍😍

[@craft5875]

Did it, it was really fun. Thanks

[@TariqAq]

I get more joy watching your tuts than a stupid movie!