The Power Of Rigid Body in Blender!
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2023
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Are you looking to create a beautiful animation using rigid bodies in Blender? In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you step-by-step on how to create an impressive animation in under 10 minutes!
We'll begin by setting up the scene with rigid bodies, which will allow us to add physics to our animation. We'll then create a material for the objects that reacts based on proximity to other objects. This will give our animation a dynamic and engaging feel, making it look as if the objects are interacting with one another.
But that's not all! We'll also walk you through creating a simple studio lighting setup that will make your animation really pop. You'll learn how to use lighting to highlight certain aspects of your animation and create a realistic and professional-looking scene.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Blender user, this tutorial will provide you with useful tips and tricks to create beautiful animations with ease. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a stunning animation that you can show off to your friends and colleagues. So, grab your computer and let's get started!
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For those having a problem with the simulation stopping at frame 250, do this:
Go to the Scene Tab (where you set the Gravity), turn down the arrow for Rigid Body World, the turn down the arrow for Cache. There you can set the start and stop frames for the simulation. You'll need to set your animation back to the beginning (Shift-Left Arrow) and hit play to re-cache the simulation. Hope this helps.
Wow thank you so much!
THANK YOU
Great comment he tells you to change it to 350 then towards the end of the video silently changes it back to 250 smh
Thank you!
@@violettracey You're welcome!
@Ducky did you know you can just hit Shift+T to adjust where the light hits a target? Instead of hitting 2x the R key. Works with all directional lights. Also, when you hold Ctrl after that, it "snaps" to the normal of the surface you have your mouse on. :)
That's a great tip, I didn't know, thanks. I tend to use a Track To modifier and hook it up to an Empty so that way I can freely move lights around and they'll always point where I want.
I tried to tell him a while ago but no reaction ☺️
I really love😍 the creativeness that you have. You really make classic motion graphics
Amazing render dude!
Hello to you. And as always, many thanks for the inspiration and so to speak creative pendal.))) With letters, too, it turns out very interesting. I have already figured out where it can be implemented.
Thank you!
Love the material on this, hoping its added to your "Realtime Materials" plugin!
so awesome i love it
Thanks Ducky xx
Looking good👌 can you maybe do a video on a way to make an orbit with rigid body’s?
I’m aware of the vortex force field but that one drags ‘m in as well. And someone recommended me to use geonodes for that, but I want them to be able to interact with other forces and objects.
Either way love your content ✌️
i love your videos always learn something new :D
I’m glad to hear that
Thanks for the video!
Could you make a tutorial on making procedural particle like rigid objects? Like filling a glass with spheres
Sure I will look into that
Thank you! Lifehack with map "Ambient occlusion" very good tools )
For those having a problem with the simulation stopping at frame 250, do this (Blender3.6.7):
1)Go to the Scene Tab (where you set the Gravity), 2) turn down the arrow for Rigid Body World OFF, then dont touch Cache or anything, YOU MIGHT delete all rigit body. 3) There you can change the amount of frames needed for the simulation (350). 4)turn down the arrow for Rigid Body World back (ON). 5) You'll need to set your animation back to the beginning (Shift-Left Arrow) and hit bake to re-cache the simulation. 6)Hit play and check if it works properetly. Hope this helps.
If Frame in Cache start and End IS NOT clickble - you might need to press "Remove Rigit Body World" and after that change frames and RE- asign all objects in scene in Physycs Tab again( 1:59 )
i cant use cycles for this i have to use eevee. as soon as ambient occlusion is on blender crashes when i see it in cycles. even though i have a rtx 4070ti idk what to do.
but the tutorial is really nice and brings me on some intresting ideas.
BRUH I JUST HAD 1080 GRAVITY HAHA thanks for a great tut bro
can you please make a tutorial about blender guru abandoned house cliffing issue
Thermal shader looks
really cool!
Thanks man!
Really good 🔥
Thank you
Great
at 6:13, the ambient occlusion node doesn't affect the material, as in it doesn't react. I also downloaded it from your Gumroad but it doesn't show. I don't know whether it's my laptop or am I missing something?
This is so funny I solved my own problem 😅. For anyone with the same problem, you just have to tick the ambient occlusion box in the render properties tab. (I use Eevee to render). This solution works for Eevee I don't know about cycles
I'm having issue withe the color ramp on the materials part (in 3.4), any advise?
you rock!
Thank, you too
Does anybody know how to set an initial state in Blender? I have never been able to figure that out.
I just realized you can actually animate the force field once you set the rigid body for the objects In your scene.
Огонь 🔥 👏
Nice!
Hi! Is there a bug in Blender 3.5.1? When I try to bevel an object, it bevels correctly but when I go in EDIT MODE, there's this weird wire frame of the original object and I can't select the faces that were beveled. Now, I'm not sure if I hit something in the settings but please do help. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You've probably used the bevel modifier right?
If you wanna edit your bevels go to edit mode select the object, edge or vertex you wanna bevel and press ctrl + b on your keyboard.
That opens up the bevel tool and those bevels are directly applied on to your mesh.
But you can always apply any modifier as well by pressing ctrl + a while hovering over the modifier
@@itisjakobig62 thank you for this.
instead of using a UV sphere and having to mess with the cords just use another icosphere with more subdivisions
That’s a better idea!
@Ducky 3D thank you ,it's what I did when following along .
amazing effect and great tutorial. I'm doing a test render now to see how it turned out .
Seriously inspired to try to make some sort of solar system or nebula like this .
I'm having trouble animating the torus. I type in 360*5 and set the first keyframe but when I go to play it back the torus doesn't move...
im getting that too
Okay I figured it out, we didn't shoot it towards the end of the timeline. So after you hit the animate property button, change it to the last keyframe, by hitting the fastforward to the end button (the one furthest from the play button on the right hand side) and THEN type in 360*5 and hit the animate property button one last time.
@@PeterRychlik that actually makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the info! Much appreciated.
@@jwhite3389 hey you're very welcome man! Yeah, it's been a minute since I've done any animations lol. We gotta look out for each other!
@@PeterRychlik same here. I've always had an on/off relationship with animation but I'm trying to take it more seriously. We'll see how this time around goes lol.
Hello sir i am from india i am a 3d artist . Will u please tell me how i can improve my animation skills in blender.
But why 350 frames? and how to fix rigit body animation if it only simulate to 250 frames but not 350?
i bought your project but i dont understand why there is no materials in the material view like its grey and it lags
when i changed some spheres with my objects
3 days trying to make it but stuck with torus movements doest do nothink just stay in same possitio any clue ?
having same problem here
my objects stop reacting to the forcefield and the rigid bodies after 250 frames. I don't know why. I can see some sort of bar on the timeline ending at frame 250...but I can't figure out what it is indicating.
same here, but haven't figured it out yet
search rigid body in your properties search bar, you need your rigid body cache to match your last frame , i had the same issue
@@UnderfundedScientist how do I search that? My rigid body cache you say? Man, I feel like I would've never figured this out in 15 years, lol! Thank you!
@@UnderfundedScientist i have the same problem can you help, at 100 the simulation stops,
@@PeterRychlik go to scene > rigid body world > cache > set end value to 350
Blender has to improve rigid body physics, i've always felt them a little wonky, friction and bounce not always work as intended.
why my tourses are not colliding
is it possible to loop that?
As far as I’ve looked into it, you can’t do it in a seamless way. But I will figure it out eventually.
Could you keyframe the force field on the last frame to positive 400 and play with the curves? Not as cool as them looping in the rings but would they loop in and out frame?
@@carlingram1003 i made a seamless loop key framing the force field like you mentioned as well as animating the camera a bit to be sure the camera was clear of the animating bodies at the last frame, as it was in the first
WHAT???
Bruh. I kept it as a PNG and choose my file location and it rendered every frame as a single image and as a video. So now I got 350 PNGs. thx I guess...
Yes, it supposed to do like that with a PNG. A lot of people will do that because it’s a very stable way to render, and you can use an editor to compile it as a “PNG sequence“
it is a cool Video, but. you swap at 12:51 from 350 to 250 Frames and say nothing. Because over Frame 250 the animation doesn´t work. No big deal and no huge Problem. If anyone has a solution for this, comment. Maybe set the frame first and then create the froce field.
Its no big deal. Is a very nice Vid. Only wanted to say
Yes, I apologize for that. I had to re-record a part of the video and totally forgot about the frames. That’s my bad.