Simulate Rigid Body in Blender in 30 Seconds.

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[@Raven1015]

From a 34 year old. Thank you. This was EXACTLY what I wanted to learn in school when I was young.

[@HarnaiDigital]

haha Coool

[@geometrikselfelsefesi]

Dude awesome! I was learning blender and i wanted to make a pool. And now i can do it :) Also i love your setup and it feels retro and i love retro things

[@HarnaiDigital]

Hahaha thanks man. I appreciate that. I also love Retro stuff

[@kunalnjain9019]

1:00

[@de_adsmile204]

bro, you really help me out, thanks a lot

[@HarnaiDigital]

No Problem. Any Time. haha

[@XorpPlays]

Thank you!

[@HarnaiDigital]

😄

[@ablsilent9265]

Thank you for this video ❤❤

[@HarnaiDigital]

Your welcome

[@RamBAnimations]

Nice

[@nanditarishishwar1977]

What are your pc specs

[@HarnaiDigital]

Like it works. lol 😂 intel core i3 3rd gen. 8 Gigs of Ram and a 500 gigs of HDD. no graphics card though.

[@Altos_Entretenimentos0955]

WOW! NICE

[@HarnaiDigital]

Thanks bro.

[@Snow_Buddy18]

Ty

[@happy_bacon]

thx

[@nunosapuno]

thanks you sir !

[@HarnaiDigital]

No problem. Anytime

[@Tickbeat]

Or you can select the face, extrude, then delete the top face in face select.

[@HarnaiDigital]

😂 I was too stupid back then. Lol of we could delete the top face of a Cube. Lol

[@Tickbeat]

@@HarnaiDigital yeah, it's easier, quicker, and blender reads the walls as all the same. Otherwise, if you were, for example, to apply a bevel modifier to your cube, the second wall you extruded would be beveled separately from all the rest, which will very clearly show that it is separate as the edges get rounded.

[@zyadyounes8666]

ty dude

[@HarnaiDigital]

Your welcome.

[@pickles1762]

explain some more i cant even see half of you screen

[@HarnaiDigital]

You are right. lol it was made 8 months. Ago. I will make more. appreciate that.

[@furrysm]

This didn't help me. Is this working for 2.82?

[@HarnaiDigital]

Why isn't it working?

[@PaidGuy3208]

HEY THERE IS A PROBLEM IN MY BLENDER WHEN IN SIMULATION I CLICK CTRL+Z BLENDER JUST CRASH

[@simpletechnicalsoloutions]

It is probably because your PC has low RAM. Simulation consumes a lot of RAM. And when the consumption is full, it crashes!

[@HarnaiDigital]

You are right but more than RAM it needs a good GPU or a good CPU. I have 32GB of RAM and it still crashes like that since the CPU is not capable of calculating that much data. but a shitty 10 year old GPU is able to handle it.

[@simpletechnicalsoloutions]

@@HarnaiDigital Yeah true. But remember, the CPU never crashes, even in 100% utilization.

[@HarnaiDigital]

@@simpletechnicalsoloutions 😂 I have to agree but my System literally Turned off. "Shutdown down" with CPU 100%. Idk was wrong but when I changed it to GPU. It never crashed again.

[@simpletechnicalsoloutions]

@@HarnaiDigital 😆 What a great chat going on!😃

[@aapka_pyara_editor]

Thank

[@HarnaiDigital]

Your welcome 🤗

[@boriswilsoncreations]

The loop

[@HarnaiDigital]

The Perfect loop doesn't exi-

[@apextornado1]

w

[@HarnaiDigital]

Thanks. lol