Blender for Beginners

Overview

“In this last unit I will teach you how to do a domino and flag effect simulations. I will give you some tips that I use to make this more fluid.”

In this video lesson Carlos Sifuentes Haro addresses the topic: Practice time, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 5: Particles, Physics, and Hair. Learn to add realism to your animation.

Partial transcription of the video

“INTRODUCTION TO BLENDER / COURSE 5 LESSON 5 Practice As an exercise, we’ll look at a domino effect and simulate a flag. Let’s get started. First, we’ll create a flag. We’ll give the flag a regular size and a small radius. Then I’ll create a cube. Why a cube? Because a cube measures two meters and we’ll use it as a size reference. Remember that Blender works with physics at a real scale, so if I calculated this, it’d be calculating an oversized flag, and the render would be very slow and also imprecise. I’ll scale this to two meters. Now I’ll add a plane to represent my flag, and I’ll also c...”

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Course summary for: Course 5: Particles, Physics, and Hair

• Level: Beginner
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• 5 units
• 5 lessons (45m)
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