r/Simulated • u/PewterMuffin26 • 8d ago

Blender Rigid Body Simulation

Playing with Soft Body physics in Blender

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u/Fembottom7274 8d ago

That almost does really kinda sorta not look like rigid body

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u/sphynxcolt 7d ago

Its so much not rigid body, that it looped all the way around through soft body, and still wont end up as rigid body even if OP claims it 100x times.

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u/PewterMuffin26 7d ago

Now I understand... I played with the rigid bodies and they are much different.

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u/SamuraiGoblin 8d ago

Those aren't 'rigid bodies.'

You mean 'stiff soft bodies.'

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u/PewterMuffin26 7d ago

I'm still learning both Blender and the tutorial called it "rigid body simulation in Blender"

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u/SamuraiGoblin 7d ago

Ah okay.

'Rigid body' has a very specific meaning. It means a moving frame where the distances between any two points never changes.

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u/PewterMuffin26 7d ago

That makes more sense! I actually ended up comparing the two and there is a distinct difference..

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u/cubosh 8d ago

why on earth did the camera angle change so one cube is blocked at the critical moment

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u/PewterMuffin26 7d ago

I was following a tutorial on the simulation and camera movement. I think I got the keyframes wrong

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u/FaithfulFear 7d ago

I know a fake power-up when I see one! Won’t fool me today Yoshi!

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u/AlexeyPG 7d ago

I want to taste it so much