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K4VE β Brick Path - Physics Animation
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Published: 2013-09-29 16:47:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 7055; Favourites: 284; Downloads: 116
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Tutorial available!: fav.me/d6rql4e
Created in Blender 2.68a
Rendered with Cycles (GPU, 50 samples)
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excellent work!
I hope you make tutorial
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Thanks
I don't think I'm going to make tutorial, but it's actually pretty easy to achieve. First, you model one brick, then you use array modifiers to duplicate them. (You have to apply the modifier and seperate them by loose parts in edit mode) Then animate a cone to move under the brick. The last step is to use the rigibody simulator to calculate the physics.
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thanks for your quick tip!!
I'll try
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Bugs Bunny: "I knew I should have taken that left turn at Albuquerque."
BTW, That looks really clean for untextured surfaces andΒ only 50 samples.
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Thanks, most of the noise is from the gif compression.
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It really reminds me of Looney Tunes and how Bugs Bunny digs his way through, pops out and says "I should'a made a left at Albuquerque." xD
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nice amount of weight in the bricks...Β
looking good
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You made this in Blender?
Now that is impressive!
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thats cool, how long did it take to render?
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Thanks, took about 1h to render (GPU)
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lol, it was inspired by that rayfire demonstration on youtube
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Great work.Β
Gotta ask, how did you make this effect?
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There is an invisible cone under the bricks, which moves and pushes the bricks aside/upwards.
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