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Thank you very much for Appreciating our work. We used Blender Animation Software for Cycloid animation.

Thank you very much for Appreciating our work. We used Blender Animation Software for Cycloid animation.

Did you change the left mouse for selection in preferences??

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Was trying give intro.... Will reduce in future 👍

Thank you very much for appreciating our work. Coming to your problem I can't understand spring penetrating the other. Can you please explain with little more clarity. Keep learning...

Hi, thanks for your availability! What I intend to create is a model in an environment vaguely similar to that of deep space, without the influence of gravity, but only mechanical interactions between objects that collide with each other without however determining inertial behavior: if one object collides with another violently , for example, the other object does not move away but remains attached to it, it simply moves because the two objects cannot interpenetrate. I know, it's an unusual environment, but the interesting thing is studying a context that is as elementary as possible, which precedes gravity and inertia, or rather is the cause of them. To test some hypotheses in this regard, I need to "play" with the springs (non-elastic and non-deformable), which have the only characteristic of interacting with other identical springs (all, for example, made up of four coils) partially inserted into each other. in the others, to form a chain. One of the first experiments I would like to do is to see what happens if I rotate the entire chain of springs together clockwise and move it laterally with an external object: I want to see how the springs behave, if they are forced to rotate on themselves to adapt to the movement, if waves are formed or similar... That is, the springs must be rigid bodies that interact with each other only due to impacts or screwing into each other, without any friction that limits these movements. Do you know the rack movement? I mean the one between a rack and a worm gear. Rotating the screw causes the rack to move longitudinally and vice versa. I intend to ask you if it is possible in Blender to obtain the same interaction between two springs partially inserted into each other (even better a chain of springs partially inserted into each other). I don't care if they are super defined or smooth objects, otherwise the calculation becomes terribly complicated and slow. In essence, what I am asking of you is very simple in itself: the model of a single rigid spring, infinitely duplicable, made in such a way that it interacts with an identical spring by rotating inside it clockwise or anticlockwise depending on the external stresses. If you can make a chain of such springs and make it rotate on itself, I'll try to see what happens by playing with it a bit. Thank you very much! Davide

@@EngMorph thank you, the explanation helped me understand my issue better, it works now.

Thank you for appreciating our work. You can adapt the same by adding upper and lower limits about z-axis of Rigid Body constraint under Angular option by checking the Z-angle radio button. This will limit the angle upto which your door is to be rotated.

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Thank you very much for appreciating our work. Ya we can join the two objects instead.

Thank you very much for appreciating our work. To get animation to be working for more frames, may be you have to add more keyframes to animate the gravity at different intervals.

Thanks, I actually did later get it to work.

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@@Gillissie When you go to keyframe 4 and have your mouse over the un-checked "animated" checkbox, press I on top of the box so that the box being unchecked is also keyframed. Otherwise the checkbox value won't be saved and the animation will continue to be on.

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@@EngMorph Appreciate this. Something without a strong base kick would even help. I am often in studio with a client and the music can cause disruptions.

@@huntercressall9610 Use mute....?

@@huntercressall9610 breaking discovery!!!! you can mute the video and put your own music in the backround

We have not used cell fracture, they are simple stack of cubes made from array modifier and then applied Rigid body.

It's a simulation.

Partly true but The golf Swing is based on Double Pendulum Model.

@@EngMorph That' s why is so difficult. With lateral move..

@@golfolie64 Ya true

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Thanks for appreciating our work. We did the Following to make the spring deformable. (Spring was not Rigid Body) 1. First a Screw Modifier was used on a single vertex to Model Helix (Spring Center Line). 2. Then, this helix was converted as Curve (Object >> Convert >> Curve). 3. Then Under Curve properties, Depth was increased suitably to show the spring wire. 4. Then with the Help of Shape Keys the animation was achieved. Keep Learning!

@@EngMorph oh it was shape keys. I thought it was physics based. do you know any other software that can simulate the spring physics? thanks for the information!

@@HuanLeVuong clearly it is shape key. if you want to simulate spring deformation you could use solidworks or autodesk inventor.

Screw Modifier-animate Screw