Thanks so much for all the amazing comments on this tutorial! A lot of people have been asking about the sound design at 04:45. So here are some FAQ: Q: Where do you get your sound effects? A: I use a sound effects library called Soundly. It's a freemium library with a super efficient way of adding sounds. For this I used the Pro version, which significantly increases the size of the library. Q: Where do you do the sound design? A: Davinci Resolve 17! Q: Can you do a sound design tutorial? A: I already did! The entire workflow using Soundly with Davinci Resolve 17 is covered in this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/jjBNjvNIlQ4/видео.html Thanks for watching!
I live in south korea, and i generally don't leave a comment in non-kr vid. cuz i don't know grammar of english at all.. but despite that fact, i want to say this. your channel is underrated as hell. every video i watch in your channel, every single one of them have so much useful tips and information for the noobs like me. and quality of your work is so fascinating, make me feel practicing blender is worth of my time. sorry for using broken english but i was wanted to say this comment.
This is literally the first time I've seen someone use Blender.. your explanations and keyboard/mouse indicator is amazing, the lesson was very easy to follow and kind of felt like I was sin the Matrix for a second... "I can do Blender" lol You're an excellent teacher.
God I love when you can see people are really passionate about something they're doing. I've never taken a physics class in my life, nor do I play around with programming like this. But I suddenly have the urge to binge all your videos on the subject
I always wanted to learn blender but those other tutorials were always missing something. Your passion in animaton motivated me to learn blender and I rendered my first animation today!
I think my favorite thing about your tutorials is the documentary vibe they have. Great editing and scripting skills, plus the sound design is so on point.
this channel is 10/10, easy to follow, chill, informative, no bullshit, feels like you're having fun & i have fun following along rather than feeling like i'm in school or something like with most other channels, you just throw the info out there for us & give us the walkthrough of the process & it feels really nice with the rendered out cutscenes you make, awesome channel, feels high effort & all of the videos are very indepth & cool & you have your own style it's been a lot of fun watching the videos & learning something new every now and then & just relaxing watching them even if i'm not learning, 10000/10 love it, hope you keep this up, out of all the blender tutorial channels i've watched you're probably in the top 3 or top 2 imo
8:57 dude! This little moment right here is exactly what it was like for me when I discovered I could automate the BPM of my tracks in music production. Really enabled some seriously experimental stuff
@@lucmermans37 My good dear sir, this is the music industry, literally anything ever is commercial and no matter what you make, someone out there fucking loves that shit. Best advice for me (assuming you're less experienced than me, probably wrong tho but i do want to say this anyways) is to say fuck commercial, fuck rules, fuck everything. Make what you make naturally, whatever you yourself enjoy producing the most. If you pursue music its not because of the money, it's because it's your passion, so make sure you enjoy every step of it ;) not that its wrong for you to focus on the commercial aspect tho, it's only advice and not meant to be orders so honestly you can do whatever you want O:)
These... These kinds of stuff just make me want to learn and experiment even more! Honestly, thank you for making vids like yours. (those renders as well, they're way too simple yet they absolutely look amazing) It's just soo motivating for me.
this became my favorite format of tutorials on RUclips ! it's so entertaining and so beneficial at the same time . And what makes it absolutely the best is the last section when you take things to the next level after we learn the basics ! Thank you !
This is so cool. I'd never even considered trying this because I had no idea blender's simulations were so intuitive. I had no clue it had real-time simulations for the physics!
Woah, how did I not know about the alt+click trick to apply the change to all? This is gonna make things so much easier than copying the attributes every time!
i have been using blender for about a year now. ive watched tons of tutorials on youtube. YOURS ARE THE BEST! very in depth and easy to follow, plus the renders are completely procedural without hassle. your amazing and i cant wait to see more!
I really like how your tutorials are beginner friendly, but also pack so much information that a somewhat experienced Blenderer like me still can learn something from it. Your tutorials are very inspiring, keep that up. I'm looking forward to see many more in the future! Also, I can't agree with you more on what you said about rigid body, I love it too.
0:30 Just a tip brother, on how to get rid of the banding. Make an adjustment layer with just 2% noise on top of the gradient(in 16bit workspace). Srsly, works like a charm (y)
I got addicted to physics simulations in 3ds max years ago, I loved mixing motion capture data with zero gravity ropes, and real flow for liquid simulations, it always felt like magic. Blender looks like it has a much better system than the old one in max, and it's great that it all seems in the program instead of having to mix various plugins. I tried a bit with particle systems with complex behaviours to make lots of fish and things like that but loved the idea of creating a whole ecosystem of animals/insects /robots/whatever and running a giant calculation to see how everything unfolds. Like the Lord of the rings software. I guess you're basically just making a computer game at that point. But the unknown outcome and some beautiful rendering could make a great vr experience for people to relax inside watching all the madness unfold around them.
youve literally blown my mind. cant wait to get better at these sims, your examples were absolutely so freaking cool that it reinspired my drive for learning all of this, it can become overwhelming at times
This content is incredible. Thank you for taking the extra time to make your examples that much better. The DOF, lighting, and cinematography in your renders is all top notch.
I know nothing about blender, never used. Watched this whole video and about to watch more. This was such a good tutorial I felt like I, a complete novice could understand
You have the capacity to take very intricate concepts and to distil them down into a simple and well communicated form. I'm learning a lot from every tutorial and I really appreciate the time you must put in to making these.
The part the blew my mind was how to make it slow motion. I was always wondering how to do that or if it's possible. Anyways, love this tutorial. Your tutorials are so good. You show us the basics, then the end is just rapid fire of what we can do to get our brains thinking of more unique ideas. I also like that you always have a neat animation for each of your demos.
i just started learning Blender when your burger video came out! it helps by a tons!! and you just keep inspiring me to do more in Blender! now i wanna create a fire animation so badly!
I downloaded Blender for some game engine practice I'm working on. Now I see this in my recommendations and my first thing was how you explained so quick and well these features. I especially appreciate key bindings being shared and the way they were presented. Thanks! Going to watch more and hope I can learn to do some good things with Blender while I build and play my game engine.
I love how you do your tutorials by including the misleading or mistakes one might make. It's a really good way to teach, almost Socratic in the way you don't just info dump. +1 sub
Non blender user, Ludite adjacent actually but have to express my sincerest admiration. Pure genius. You have mastered something I know nothing about which has the amazing effect of appearing magical. I am totally impressed.
I really can't express right now how wonderful this video was. I've been trying to get some motivation in order to start working w/ animation/Blender etc and this video did the work for me. Very helpful step-by-step guide. Keep up the amazing work! Can't wait to see more!
this is so useful! It can be used in mostly any animation. For example we can make it so a rocket runs out of fuel while leaving earth and it crashes back
I only ever played around with blender for a few weeks, self taught, a few years ago and found it frustrating to work with and sort of gave up. I had no experience with art, animation, computer design, etc, it was more just for fun, but it was anything but. I never referenced any videos or tutorials, and was sort of just playing around with settings and reading the descriptions/tooltips, but that didn't get me very far. Seeing how simple, and smooth this tutorial was really makes me wanna give it a try again.
Woah I'm using blender in my school right now and we use a way older version and like half the stuff you've used for that hand and the tower talked about so many things are different and new and its just so awesome
An enjoyable tutorial, but when you showed how to keyframe the sim speed to go into super slow motion, it set off that inspirational flash in my head :D Looking forward to messing about with this in my spare time, and congrats on the patreon! Super happy to be able to support your fantastic creative imagination!
Being new, I did the ball falling into a tower of cubes. You're right, way to much fun. Now, I'm dropping marbles into a wine glass, (some overflowing) next to the deformed glass cube you did a tutorial for. Thanks a lot, I learn something new each time I watch a video. Now I REALLY have to go shower....... LOL
Thank you ur explain its easy to understand, hopefully i will join with ur patreon membership next year.. i have basic with 3ds max for interior modeling btw. But after spent a month watching some of tutorial blender i never started then i found ur tutorial video about turn 2d to 3d.. the burger i follow every step with different logo and that so easy.. thank u once again..
I found that the best way to stop rigid bodies moving before their meant to is to enable animated and set a key frame to disable the animated tickbox, and u can use a key bind, (can’t remember exactly) to link animation data between all the objects so that all the animation changes are linked, also if u want to copy rigid bodies data u can select the objects, f3 then type rigid body and select copy from active
Thanks so much for all the amazing comments on this tutorial! A lot of people have been asking about the sound design at 04:45. So here are some FAQ:
Q: Where do you get your sound effects?
A: I use a sound effects library called Soundly. It's a freemium library with a super efficient way of adding sounds. For this I used the Pro version, which significantly increases the size of the library.
Q: Where do you do the sound design?
A: Davinci Resolve 17!
Q: Can you do a sound design tutorial?
A: I already did! The entire workflow using Soundly with Davinci Resolve 17 is covered in this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/jjBNjvNIlQ4/видео.html
Thanks for watching!
Can you do a tutorial when you explain where and how to find and download mats and how to use them? :D
Please also include tutorials on giving materials and colors if possible! 🙏🙏🙏
can you rebind middle mouse button to move objects in blender? mine is currently broken, but am too lazy to replace it just so I can use blender lol.
I live in south korea, and i generally don't leave a comment in non-kr vid. cuz i don't know grammar of english at all.. but despite that fact, i want to say this. your channel is underrated as hell. every video i watch in your channel, every single one of them have so much useful tips and information for the noobs like me. and quality of your work is so fascinating, make me feel practicing blender is worth of my time. sorry for using broken english but i was wanted to say this comment.
Great
The thing I like the most about Rigid body is that I can run in realtime while we move objects. Just like playing games
Yes! It's so intuitive and just makes sense!
@@Polyfjord dynamicpaint with wave as simualtion type also may run in realtime. But we need to bake the simulation
for rendering
Well this is how physics in games work
i have the same name as your!! :)
@@tinamo50 yen :D
This is literally the first time I've seen someone use Blender.. your explanations and keyboard/mouse indicator is amazing, the lesson was very easy to follow and kind of felt like I was sin the Matrix for a second... "I can do Blender" lol
You're an excellent teacher.
God I love when you can see people are really passionate about something they're doing. I've never taken a physics class in my life, nor do I play around with programming like this. But I suddenly have the urge to binge all your videos on the subject
I always wanted to learn blender but those other tutorials were always missing something. Your passion in animaton motivated me to learn blender and I rendered my first animation today!
I think my favorite thing about your tutorials is the documentary vibe they have. Great editing and scripting skills, plus the sound design is so on point.
this channel is 10/10, easy to follow, chill, informative, no bullshit, feels like you're having fun & i have fun following along rather than feeling like i'm in school or something like with most other channels, you just throw the info out there for us & give us the walkthrough of the process & it feels really nice with the rendered out cutscenes you make, awesome channel, feels high effort & all of the videos are very indepth & cool & you have your own style it's been a lot of fun watching the videos & learning something new every now and then & just relaxing watching them even if i'm not learning, 10000/10 love it, hope you keep this up, out of all the blender tutorial channels i've watched you're probably in the top 3 or top 2 imo
8:57 dude! This little moment right here is exactly what it was like for me when I discovered I could automate the BPM of my tracks in music production. Really enabled some seriously experimental stuff
You really shouldn't do that for anything commercial though LOL
@@lucmermans37 My good dear sir, this is the music industry, literally anything ever is commercial and no matter what you make, someone out there fucking loves that shit. Best advice for me (assuming you're less experienced than me, probably wrong tho but i do want to say this anyways) is to say fuck commercial, fuck rules, fuck everything. Make what you make naturally, whatever you yourself enjoy producing the most. If you pursue music its not because of the money, it's because it's your passion, so make sure you enjoy every step of it ;)
not that its wrong for you to focus on the commercial aspect tho, it's only advice and not meant to be orders so honestly you can do whatever you want O:)
These... These kinds of stuff just make me want to learn and experiment even more!
Honestly, thank you for making vids like yours. (those renders as well, they're way too simple yet they absolutely look amazing) It's just soo motivating for me.
this became my favorite format of tutorials on RUclips ! it's so entertaining and so beneficial at the same time . And what makes it absolutely the best is the last section when you take things to the next level after we learn the basics ! Thank you !
You blow my mind with tutorials like this one. Clear, concise, and with at least 1 WOW moment.
This is so cool. I'd never even considered trying this because I had no idea blender's simulations were so intuitive. I had no clue it had real-time simulations for the physics!
Woah, how did I not know about the alt+click trick to apply the change to all? This is gonna make things so much easier than copying the attributes every time!
i have been using blender for about a year now. ive watched tons of tutorials on youtube. YOURS ARE THE BEST! very in depth and easy to follow, plus the renders are completely procedural without hassle. your amazing and i cant wait to see more!
Use frame to control the timespeed is brilliant! I love it too!
I really like how your tutorials are beginner friendly, but also pack so much information that a somewhat experienced Blenderer like me still can learn something from it. Your tutorials are very inspiring, keep that up. I'm looking forward to see many more in the future! Also, I can't agree with you more on what you said about rigid body, I love it too.
0:30
Just a tip brother, on how to get rid of the banding.
Make an adjustment layer with just 2% noise on top of the gradient(in 16bit workspace). Srsly, works like a charm (y)
And add Curves to get rid of the grain in the dark areas if you dont want it. Oh man this channel brought best talents :D
I fell in absolute love with this. Holy moly
I got addicted to physics simulations in 3ds max years ago, I loved mixing motion capture data with zero gravity ropes, and real flow for liquid simulations, it always felt like magic. Blender looks like it has a much better system than the old one in max, and it's great that it all seems in the program instead of having to mix various plugins. I tried a bit with particle systems with complex behaviours to make lots of fish and things like that but loved the idea of creating a whole ecosystem of animals/insects /robots/whatever and running a giant calculation to see how everything unfolds. Like the Lord of the rings software. I guess you're basically just making a computer game at that point. But the unknown outcome and some beautiful rendering could make a great vr experience for people to relax inside watching all the madness unfold around them.
The look of focus on your face with "how satisfying is that?" is priceless. Amazing tutorial as well! Thanks!!!
I have never used blender in my life but your video tutorial is so friendly and clear that it really makes me want to dive deep into it.
Good work!
youve literally blown my mind. cant wait to get better at these sims, your examples were absolutely so freaking cool that it reinspired my drive for learning all of this, it can become overwhelming at times
This content is incredible. Thank you for taking the extra time to make your examples that much better. The DOF, lighting, and cinematography in your renders is all top notch.
I've paused and liked just for the epic intro, because I already know your content is amazing.
05:01 well that was random
I know nothing about blender, never used. Watched this whole video and about to watch more. This was such a good tutorial I felt like I, a complete novice could understand
You have the capacity to take very intricate concepts and to distil them down into a simple and well communicated form. I'm learning a lot from every tutorial and I really appreciate the time you must put in to making these.
Rigid body simulations are so nice, and polyfjord is one of the best blender artists out there :)
First time experimenting with my own rigid body physics simulations and this helped a lot, thank you!
what an amazing tutorial!!! your style is so unique sir!
FAST, CLEAR, SIMPLE, AND BRILLIANT... as all tutorial should be
The part the blew my mind was how to make it slow motion. I was always wondering how to do that or if it's possible. Anyways, love this tutorial. Your tutorials are so good. You show us the basics, then the end is just rapid fire of what we can do to get our brains thinking of more unique ideas. I also like that you always have a neat animation for each of your demos.
Cant believe that I didn't know about the alt shortcut to change for all the selected objects..!! You saved me a ton of time.. Big Thanks..!!
*this rush of motivation to start 3d modelling again is incredible*
i just started learning Blender when your burger video came out! it helps by a tons!! and you just keep inspiring me to do more in Blender! now i wanna create a fire animation so badly!
I downloaded Blender for some game engine practice I'm working on. Now I see this in my recommendations and my first thing was how you explained so quick and well these features. I especially appreciate key bindings being shared and the way they were presented. Thanks! Going to watch more and hope I can learn to do some good things with Blender while I build and play my game engine.
Absolutely love watching your tutorials!!!!!!
Concise, practical, no nonsense, perfect tutorial in all aspects, thank you very much!!!
I totally agree
this is the best tutorial i've ever seen about gravity in blender, thank u so much
I love how you do your tutorials by including the misleading or mistakes one might make. It's a really good way to teach, almost Socratic in the way you don't just info dump. +1 sub
Non blender user, Ludite adjacent actually but have to express my sincerest admiration. Pure genius. You have mastered something I know nothing about which has the amazing effect of appearing magical. I am totally impressed.
I really can't express right now how wonderful this video was. I've been trying to get some motivation in order to start working w/ animation/Blender etc and this video did the work for me. Very helpful step-by-step guide. Keep up the amazing work! Can't wait to see more!
Man! I am blown away by your renders!
This dude is seriously underappreciated. He needs more subs!
This whole tutorial was so satisfying to watch! Thank you for the invaluable tips - there were so many!
i just discovered a whole new rabbit hole and i am excited to jump In.
Thank you Polyfjord.
Huge fan! Finally not afraid to try simulations in blender
this is so useful! It can be used in mostly any animation. For example we can make it so a rocket runs out of fuel while leaving earth and it crashes back
I just watched this for entertainment and i didn't notice it was a tutorial until i was halfway into the video. Good vid! :D
I only ever played around with blender for a few weeks, self taught, a few years ago and found it frustrating to work with and sort of gave up. I had no experience with art, animation, computer design, etc, it was more just for fun, but it was anything but. I never referenced any videos or tutorials, and was sort of just playing around with settings and reading the descriptions/tooltips, but that didn't get me very far. Seeing how simple, and smooth this tutorial was really makes me wanna give it a try again.
This felt like the fastest tutorial ever because it was so much fun. Can't wait to try!
I've never wanted to try modelling plastic robot arms more than I have after binging all of your vids
Amazing video, the quality of your last few videos are TOP NOTCH!
Very effective tutorial to understand how to play with rigidbodies. Thank you so much.
you are the best blender creator i ever seen your videos is soo much to learn and its fun
i love it thank you
dude I like your work I just installed blender and I think Im gonna have a lot of fun playing with those simulation keep going
Love your work man, always a delight to see you upload
The Clips you made gave me motivation. Thank you
Polyfjord deserves at least 2/3 of what the blender guru has (i mean subsribers lol)
This is the best tutorial i ever watched in my life
Woah I'm using blender in my school right now and we use a way older version and like half the stuff you've used for that hand and the tower talked about so many things are different and new and its just so awesome
Absolutely love your channel man, helped me so much in my blender channel. Just here to say thank you 😁
Damn, I just really watched a dude have fun with cubes in blender and I learned something.
I want you to make a tutorial for the fire power. It looked so good. Please make it as soon as possible.
I love playing with the physics sim in Blender. It is so satisfying. Fun to add some motors too! Great video.
An enjoyable tutorial, but when you showed how to keyframe the sim speed to go into super slow motion, it set off that inspirational flash in my head :D
Looking forward to messing about with this in my spare time, and congrats on the patreon! Super happy to be able to support your fantastic creative imagination!
That was one of the most satisfying tutorials I have ever seen 😍👌🏻
Being new, I did the ball falling into a tower of cubes. You're right, way to much fun. Now, I'm dropping marbles into a wine glass, (some overflowing) next to the deformed glass cube you did a tutorial for.
Thanks a lot, I learn something new each time I watch a video.
Now I REALLY have to go shower....... LOL
Thank you ur explain its easy to understand, hopefully i will join with ur patreon membership next year.. i have basic with 3ds max for interior modeling btw. But after spent a month watching some of tutorial blender i never started then i found ur tutorial video about turn 2d to 3d.. the burger i follow every step with different logo and that so easy.. thank u once again..
Everything is simple and clear! Thank you and good luck!
I found that the best way to stop rigid bodies moving before their meant to is to enable animated and set a key frame to disable the animated tickbox, and u can use a key bind, (can’t remember exactly) to link animation data between all the objects so that all the animation changes are linked, also if u want to copy rigid bodies data u can select the objects, f3 then type rigid body and select copy from active
Love the tiny detail in the intro where the L collapses 😍 Awesome video!
That was actually a really nice tutorial!
Thank you I really love your tutorials
always my fav teacher, i'll send to you message with an friend knows you in Oct Conference. thanks much
I absolutely love the quality of your tutorials. Keep up the awesome work.
You made this a lot of fun and it made a ton of sense.
I did not know the rigid body system was that interesting until I watched this, seems like I know what to do for my future project now.
I think I just fell in love with blender all over again
Nice!!
Informative, to the point, and entertaining! Very impressive work Polyfjord.
That cube @ 5:00 made my evening! Thank you. :)
man, I just love the way you go through this tutorial. here is a subscribe from me ❤. plz make more tutorials like this :)
My favorite blender animator... no question!
I really like your tutorials and I also really love Rigid Body Simulation :D
omg this is so inspiring. Just downloaded blender. THANK YOU SO MUCH! 😍
never had a pile of cubes falling been so amusing
Your rendered simulations are fantastic! Thanks for these! Just like a lot of us, I also love rigid body simulations in Blender since day one.
awesome! it helped me so much. and the way you explained it made it so easy to understand. thank you
I was kinda on a Vacation and I wasn't working for a year now. But i think Now is the Time to Get back to Work 🔥🔥
Your Videos just inspire me to click on the Blender logo !!! Good Work !!
I like the teachers who teaches what we suppose to do wrong
YO really thank you for making this so simple and awesome. Can't wait to try this on the weekend
Thats awesome brother. Keep it up. You make it look easy.
I love your tutorials
A notification from this channel is the best thing.
I've been using blender since I was 11 years old and I just realized the Shift+R command exists, thanks to you. I will be using it a lot!
Time for some very nice roller coasters simulations!
Emmm i feel the Passion here
Oh my goodness that's beautiful!
Beautiful video! you just blew my mind. thanks.