Golf Ball Paradox - Real World vs Blender Physics

[@ObscureHedgehog]

Holy smokes! I watched that Steve Mould video as well and was wondering if it could be done in Blender! Damn! I guess Blender's bullet physics engine is pretty good. Still waiting for XPBD though lol. Such a great thing to see a physical phenomenon being replicated through math and code visually. Great job!

[@BlenderRookie]

Yeah, Blender's physics engine is pretty good. I have never used XPBD but based on a quick google search, it appears to work based on location and velocity, and therefore won't need the compute burdensomeness of subframes.

[@azumanguy]

that‘s amazing, good job replicating this phenomenon

[@BlenderRookie]

Thanks

[@jtmcdole]

Hopefully Steve sees this

[@BlenderRookie]

That would be cool.

[@BricktowneMedia]

This is so freakin cool....huh....saw Steve's video when it came out. I watch his stuff all the time...and then i see this...I thought there might be a chance...but I wasn't expecting it to be so accurate...wow....
Legit, someone tell Steve! haha

[@BlenderRookie]

Yeah, someone tell steve and get him to promote me. LOL
In seriousness, I had doubts that it would work. What it tells me is that whomever created the physics engine in Blender, actually understand physics enough to make simulation mirror reality.

[@Mr.Doruko]

Nice informative work, well done👍

[@BlenderRookie]

Thanks

[@don.3s]

Wtf i tought it wouldn't work, so crazy??!

[@BlenderRookie]

I also thought it wouldn't work.

[@don.3s]

@@BlenderRookie very interesting video! 😁

[@BlenderRookie]

@@don.3s Thanks