How To Float Any Object On Water - Blender Tutorial #blender #3d #tutorial #render #animation #cgi

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[Blamesy]

What I love about learning blender is that after while, it all becomes logical. Like adding the plane to a vertex group and having the torus mimic it.

[rubenfernandez]

Is there any full video about this?
With more detailed information

[haydengraham]

This da first thing I'm doing when I replace my gpu