How to make an object float in Blender #shorts

In this tutorial, we'll learn how to float any object on the water in Blender.
#blender3d #blendertutorial #blenderanimation

[GraphicsMK]

To get better result, pls switch the Wrap method from Nearest Surface Point to Projected.

[tecnobrenda]

i can't believe this video. this is exactly what i was looking for yesterday but i couldn't put into words when trying to find how to do it on the internet. thank you so much!

[HOVNA]

I love this dude, because he always shows weird techniques that are applicable to a lot of other situations.

[krupavasantha]

Really Awesome...wish to see more videos about constraint.

[Whaddif_]

I have singlehandedly learned more blender from this dude’s shorts than any tutorial i’ve ever watched, combined

[BlenderInferno]

wow that's awesome! Great tutorial as always :)

[faizahmedfarooq]

Amazing! But can someone please explain me the logic too?. If we do attach the tube to vertex groups of the plane, why doesn't the tube deform with the vertices? How does it know to not deform?

[sander-wit]

Dang that's a cool technique I didn't know, thanks!

[tonysheilds]

Is there no way to setup a ray casting node
for the Torus to see and react to the water surface? This should be only two or three steps.

[satriadibasuki]

omg, i thought what it needed was physics and physics simulation which will make my PC explode XD

[juniordev]

way more tedius. In C4D you just have to add the collider tag and it works just fine.

[Axiasart]

Im proud I guessed right what tools will be used 😂

[maxximus]

Well done! So many bad tutorials out there but this one has great info!

[dingleberry]

Can this work for other things like cloth on a body if that makes sense? Or like anything moving with anything

[febby_febrian]

.. now i know correlation shrink wrap and copy loc rot

[INFINITYPostz]

Why can't we use the ocean as the plane object.?

[SchizoetryOfficial]

This dude's voice makes me feel like I'm watching a crime documentary 😂

[roaling]

how do you make it slip and move around without doing it yourself?

[realmrpizza]

"child to" has left the chat

[Seagull]

Can this method simulate large floating object e.g. ships in sea or huge waves?