Blender Tutorial - Volume filled particles

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[@LucaScarpellini3d]

I think there is a little mistake in this tutorial. You need to activate the Physics Properties > Collision on the Sphere named Volume. In this way the particles will collide on the internal surfaces of the big Sphere. Thank you for your daily work, keep it up :)

[@BlenderStudy]

You're always welcome, Luca..!! :) Thank you for watching..!! :)
I just tried adding collision to the sphere named Volume,, but it seems the there's no change. :(
Then I tried adding it to the sphere named Particles and that was rocking..!! (lol) :) (Added and removed the Collision from the sphere named Particles while the animation was playing..) :)

[@davelarsen2317]

Good videos and really good tips thank you keep going

[@BlenderStudy]

You're always welcome, Dave..!! :) Thank you for watching..!! :)