Rigid Body Physics for Beginners (Blender Tutorial)

In this Blender Tutorial, I will show you how to use Rigid Body Physics.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:17 Adding Rigid Body Physics
3:09 Active And Passive
4:18 Animated Objects
5:42 Collision Shape
8:08 Animation Length
9:04 Baking the Simulation
10:42 Simulation Gravity
12:27 Simulation Speed
13:00 Rigid Body Settings
13:56 Friction
15:09 Bounciness
15:43 Object Mass
17:29 Copy From Active
19:45 Bake To Keyframes
21:35 Animate Sphere Smashing Into Tower
24:41 Ending

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[KamauKianjahe]

In order for bounciness to work, you dont just control the bounce of the active object but of the passive one as well. For example, in what you were doing, you need to turn the cube's bounciness up as well as the plane's for them to interact as you wanted.

[chef_moquin]

I love that you show the wrong way of something being done. Like when you added rigid body to the plane before setting it to passive and watching it fall down with the cube. Really shows the full effect and importance of different settings. Way better then the shorter tutorials that just tell you which setting to use with no explanation of why.

[amirnaseri]

I watched like 10 Riged Body sim Blender tutorials on YouTube, and none of them were as helpful as this one. You are the best teacher. The things you mentioned in this video are really important. Thank you so much.🙏❤

[connorphillips]

You're definitely one of the best blender educators on youtube, thanks for helping us all out!

[neelkaklotar]

Your tutorials are just so understandable, love to see more tutorials on forcefields and cell fracturing in detail

[Skirbiy]

this guy is the most wholesome I've seen in so long

[dontmvme]

Fantastic! You're explaining the how and why so well it makes it really easy to follow and should stick in the mind for a very long time. Thanks for the lesson ! ^_^

[igorgilewicz]

One of the best explanations I've ever seen

[zimmermancreative]

Just increase "Sensitivity" and the cube will bounce more. Thanks for your help! I learned a lot.

[gordonl]

I love the way you taught as everyone will try each step and then find what's going wrong and how to solve it. Thanks for your tutorial.

[LadyDrow]

Incredibly helpful, especially when you show what happens when we don't have the settings right. Now I need to see if you have another tutorial for multiple linked objects doing this... ^^

[SamiSadeghi]

Everytime that I search for something and your tutorial comes up, I know I'm gonna learn it thoroughly

[PastaMaster]

Blender has a way of reminding me of Dunston Checks In. Every time a YouTuber says "monkey head".

"THERE'S A MONKEY HEAD IN MY LAP!!!"

[samdavepollard]

excellent video, sir, and a perfect example of why you're one of the best blender channels out there
many thanks for sharing your knowledge

[MaffBowers]

Ryan's love for Blender is infectious

[SEARCH__]

Fun and easy to understand tutorials. Thank you 👏🏻

[MUA웃]

thanks for the tutorial, it’s not bored and really helpful 💖

[christiancouture]

Would be nice to see how to make cannon blasts on castles without them to fall instantly as they have some resistance!

[someshsahu]

Very nice explanation thankyou so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[fahmiraza]

Oh my God insanely helpful thanks
God bless you