Soft Body Physics for Beginners (Blender Tutorial)
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- In this Blender beginner tutorial I will show you how to use Soft Body Physics.
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▶️ Soft Body Physics Compilation: • Blender Soft Body Phys...
▶️ Learn how to model the Rubber Duck: • Creating a Rubber Duck...
● More Blender Physics Simulation Tutorials:
• Physics Tutorial Playlist: • Blender Physics Simula...
• Rigid Body Physics for Beginners: • Rigid Body Physics for...
• Cloth Physics for Beginners: • Cloth Physics for Begi...
• Fluid Simulations for Beginners: • Fluid Simulations for ...
🌄 HDRI link: polyhaven.com/a/hamburg_canal
● Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
2:10 Adding Rubber Ball
2:33 Use Enough Geometry
3:49 Adding Soft Body Physics
4:17 Turn Off Goal
4:46 Adding a Ground
5:18 Self Collision
6:10 Bending
6:42 Plasticity
7:34 Push and Pull
8:40 Stiffness
9:15 Multi-Object Interaction
12:05 Bake the Simulation
13:16 Rubber Balls Lights & Materials
16:07 Rubber Duck
16:32 Adding Physics
17:50 Duck Physics Settings
18:46 Adding More Ducks
19:47 Baking Ducks Simulation
20:24 Change Simulation Speed
21:12 Add more Collision Objects
23:01 Jello Cubes Simulation
23:42 Adding Jello Physics
26:10 Adding other Modifiers
27:49 Adding more Jello Cubes
28:41 Soft Body Mass
29:32 Field Weights
30:51 Collision Distance
31:38 Jello Lights & Materials
33:45 Closing
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I have been waiting for an updated version of this video from any channel for Blender 3.0+. The elation I felt when I clicked this and knew that I was going to learn exactly what I needed was immense.
Thank you!
thank you for watching!
Hello sir I'm from Pakistan and you are my best teacher ❤️
Thanks!
Fantastic tutorial with all explanations.
Thank you!
Awesome tutorial as usual, Ryan.
Glad you like it!
Mr Ryan, you are the King 💪💪
thanks!
Very useful, not many soft body videos out there. Thanks!!!
thank you for watching!
The very step by step repetitive way you present this is very very good for helping me embed the steps in my memory. Excellent tutorial as usual. I think the ducks still were a bit too jello-like.. maybe making them a bit stiffer would make sense. Thanks again!
yeah the ducks could have been a bit more stiff. thanks for watching!
Thank you Ryan !!! 🐤
you're welcome! hope you like the tutorial.
Your tutorials are so rich...nice one. Keep it up. You're thah best🎉
glad you like it!
Very profesional and detailed explication. Obviously you has a talent. Was watching every second of the video. Thank you
glad you like it!
Interesting that you added depth to collision objects rather than extra geometry. I'll try that. It seems that having higher geometry in the soft body objects is far more key than adding it to the collision objects, (which is kept ridiculously simple). Very handy.
i'm so thankful for this guy
you're welcome!
Ryan doing a lowkey ASMR voice without even trying! Such a cool dude.
Haha thanks : )
@@RyanKingArt No bro, thank you!
Looking forward to fire simulations! 🔥🔥🔥
Eventually I'd like to cover all types of simulations in Blender! 👍
Que tutorial incrivel, obrigado por compartilhar!!
super helpful tutorial!
thank you very, very much for it! 😊
Glad it was helpful! 👍
I am new to blender and will watch every video of yours to learn it! Thank you for your motivative content!! Amazing ❤❤❤
thanks for watching!
you're new to blender? and you've found Ryan King's channel real early in your journey?
boy, you are one lucky dude; many of us wander around lost and confused for a long time but you, you've hit the mother lode right away
seriously, as someone who's watched more blender tutorials than anyone should, i have no hesitation in telling you that RK has everything you need to become pretty darn good at Blendering; Good Luck
@@samdavepollard thank you very much! I do vfx for a long time and would like to learn 3d now. Im watching a lot corridor crew and lately also a lot blender content. Im very motivated!! Thx for responding 😇🤤❤️
@@samdavepollard wow thank you!
This looks fun to use
it really is! 😀
Thanks. Very helpful video 😊
thank you for watching!
Excellent...thank you!
You're very welcome! thanks for watching.
wow! this really helped out a lot! thanks dude!
Glad it helped!
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You're very welcome! Thanks for your support!
Amazing 🤩🤩
Thanks!
Love learning new tricks :)
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great video thank you
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Thanku..Big fan of you brother..
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awesome class
Glad you liked it!
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Thank you so much for your support!
Excellent...
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Easy to follow guide even in the new blender 4.1
glad you like it!
Me: Im not going to need the download files... Ryan: if you want the rubber duck... Me: I NEED THE DOWNLOAD FILES
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tnx ryan but i noticed thing you usually refer to it on your videoes (at least the ones i watched) which is to mentioned that you usiing Cycles for rendering not EEVEE , so that you can see the shadows on the ground. tnx a lot ryan for the free high quality content, keep it up.
thank you!
Thanks ^^
You're welcome!
I found a new kind of trouble! Came back to this tutorial after a couple months ago just to review things, play with settings. Instead of a plane to bounce on, I made a cube, and scaled the Z axis to small, something like 0.01 or so. The falling object did not bounce, but simply slumped down into a flat puddle. I cranked up the softbody Bending, and toyed with the Collision's Inner and Outer Thickness settings for the slab. It wasn't until I moved the bottom face of the slab way down, more like the original cube, that it worked. Softbody objects are affected by both the first surface and the next surface beyond of the collision object, the those surfaces are too close together. Adjusting the Inner and Outer Thicknesses may fix it, but better to just not have a surface close beyond the first-strike surface of any collision object.
Very informative video. Btw what if we use instances of Duck or Ball (Alt+D) instead of duplicating it. Will it have any effect on simulation speed?
Thank You
Can you make a tutorial on how to create a muscle simulation system without using add-ons
Ur the best .
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Awesome video! Thank you so much for the comprehensive guide ^^
Just one question; for the bouncing balls, I always have some gap between the balls when they collide (so they never touch directly, only with a layer of air between them)
I couldn’t figure out which factor is responsible for it… :’)
Your tutorial has been life-changing for me. Thank you so much! I have a small question. I'm having trouble with gaps between objects when they collide. I've tried adjusting the self-collision settings, but nothing seems to work. If you have any solutions, I would greatly appreciate it
Once the Edges settings are cranked up, for things like this ducky or the balls, the self-collision isn't important (usually) so I turn it off. Simulates faster, see the animated render sooner!
Wow this will be helpful in my attempt to animate skibidibop guy
hope its helpful!
After seeing the duck sim you shown at the beginning it made me wish that blender had something like dynamic audio where it could see what’s on screen and make sounds according to that. Also I feel like blender needs to make some of there simulations better, especially water sims. Also is “king” your last name because something funny about that is how my middle name is “king”. Also sorry that i message in chat so much T.T
Yes, King is my last name! 🙂
SKRRRR great tutorial
Glad you like it!
Amazing dear like real teacher
I have questions about balloon instead of ball I use zero gravity but after touch each other balloon went mix
Any tricks?
Bro didn't waste a damn time teaching...
Must-watch-YTr !!!
thanks!
BONUS DUCKS!!!
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Best
thanks!
How you add sound? I mean according to the collision!
This tutorial helped me a lot but does anyone know how to apply physics to boolean objects? I made cubes with numbers punched out and i want to follow the physics in this tutorial. The whole thing collapses once i have the numbers cut out of the cubes
Please Show us how to make a peanut butter texture next.
thanks for the idea 👍
A really weird thing I just found in Blender 3.3 and have no idea on was that - if you put the 1st soft body object above the 2nd one, the 1st SBO will always bounce on the initial position of the 2nd SBO even if the 2nd object already drops down - and this abnormal collision only happens between soft bodies. I noticed that - unlike rigidbody - the pivot of soft body object is always still and never follow the physical movement during the simulation, but is the soft body really supposed to work in that way or did I just set something wrong?
im doing a brain falling and my pc cant handle it
maybe try to turn the resolution of your object down. it will be more laggy if its very high poly. Also try baking the simulation.
Lmao
My PC almost combusted
Bro increase tdr delay 💀👍
can I use it to make a burger add likethe lower bun drops then cheese slice etc.?
does soft body interact with rigid body physics?
I have bending at 10 and stifness at full and it's not retaining enough shape
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Thank you!
why u adding ico sphere and solidify modify instead of adding sphere?
Can i export this physics to ue5?
Can you please tell me how to add softbody physics to any character?
When I add softbody physics to any simple character, the character's hands, arms and legs disintegrate.
So physics as a whole does not work.
I am getting some major lag during the rubber duck portion of it. I used the duck I modeled on the later tutorial. Why do you think it is taking so long to run through an animation? I applied all of the modifiers and made sure that I didn't have repeated vectors. What do you think I did wrong? (Plus, I have an RTX 4070.) But, I also pulled the duck from an asset library. Does that play a factor?
hmm, the more geometry the model has, the slower the simulation will be. So if you applied a sub-surf modifier, it will be more laggy. I don't think using it from an asset library would effect the simulation baking speed at all.
@@RyanKingArt I resaved the original file, which I started before I installed a new video card, and it worked like a charm. But, I tried to work out of the original file I modeled, and I got the same issue. But, when I resaved the same file in another folder, it was flowing like whiskey. I am wondering if the original file's data was tied to the GTX and wasn't configured for the new card? I don't know. But, it works now. Thanks for the response, Ryan. I appreciate it.
Hmm, that's odd. Glad its working better now. 👍
1:54 isn’t the youtube membership emoji’s only useable for livestreams?
No, you can also use them in video comments!
@@RyanKingArt ohhh thanks, i didnt know that :)
How to do if after 250 frames (e.g. at 300 frame) is no physics?
If I understand, you have a 300 frame animation but the physics stops working after 250? If that's the case... look in the Physics tab, unfold the Cache section. There's a Simulation Start and Stop frame number setting. Should be obvious what to do from here.
Instead of a plane, I made a box for the duckies to fall into, no matter how thick I make it or how many times I extrude the bottom, they still go through, idk what is happening.
If it's just a simple plane, it works fine, as soon as i make any changes to it, it fails. Any ideas?
Thanks for the tutorial!
Maybe try changing the collision shape to mesh instead of convex hull and see if it changes
the thing I'm trying to learn is just make impacts when someone is hit
How do you get those jello looks for objects?
At 32:17 I show how to make the jello material.
*T H I C C*
thanks : )
@@RyanKingArt np
what are your computer specs???
I had GTX 960 4GB and 8GB RAM.
what's necessary to work fairly with blender???
I wonder what Mr. King is using. I'm using an RTX 3060, 16GB RAM and doing well with that. I'd like something newer and faster, but I'm cheap and the 3060 is doing fine for everyday use. If I had to render a long animation, longer than a minute, at 4K I'd probably look for a pay-for render service online.
I created my duck in your other video. Each half of the mirrored duck is a different color gray and when i do all the simulation settings and it drops the beak starts to separate and when it hits the plane the duck splits in half and folds over itself. Any ideas? It's like its mirrored but separate sides.
might be a problem with normals you could select all the faces, go to mesh, normals, and recalculate outside
might be a problem with normals you could select all the faces, go to mesh, normals, and recalculate outside
@@naiknaik8812 It didn't happen
Hi ryan i wanna Excell in blender at what pace should i learn
Umm I don't know, just learn at your own pace I guess.
is this methoid also suitable for humanoid figures? i'e body parts? i need it for...research...
I cannot use softbody physics on any character. Characters are falling apart.
you've said "send me a little tip" so many times in the intro to this tutorial that i'm never going to send you any tips at all now.
Sorry about that. thanks for the feedback. However, I only mentioned it twice. you can send a tip on Gumroad, or by using the super thanks feature on youtube.
what if i want the falling obj to be like a anvil no bunce
then you should use ridged body physics for that.
my stiffness dosent seem to be working
for some reason when I rotate it it then starts flying away.
I had weird things happen when playing with softbody. A bad idea is to model the thing in detail, use Subdivision Surface, apply it, have a zillion mesh points and then things go haywire. My mesh was visible all nice and proper in frame one, then vanished for frame 2. Solution: low-poly modeling, like for a game asset. In Modifiers tab, be sure Softbody is applied first (top of stack) and have Subdivision, Bevel and other modifiers like those later (below).
i want to support this channel but i dont know the store is called
Links to my Gumroad store, Patreon Page, and Blender Market store, are all in the description. I appreciate any support!
For some reason, if I try to simulate the duck with self collisions on (I made the duck by following your other tutorial) Blender automatically crashes.
Ahh sorry to hear that. Are you using blender 4.0? Sometimes when a new release of blender comes out, there are more bugs, but after more releases, they do bug fixes. you could try using blender 3.6 instead.
@@RyanKingArt Actually I'm using Blender 3.6.5.
The very first time I tried it, using the ball, it worked perfectly. As soon as I went to the duck, every single time I try it (including with other objects) the object disappears after one or two frames.
I made a simple heart and I want it to fall to the ground. IT'S ACTING CRAZY! There is NO WAY I can stop jumping after falling. I'm helpless...
Check if your collision object has a high thickness inner and reduce it to maby a centimeter or higher. You can find the setting in collision tab
heres a tip you should probably use, instead of duplicating or copy pasting a mesh, press Alt D to create an instance of that object, basically what it does is instead of creating extra geometry it uses the geometry of an existing object which does the same thing as duplicating except it is better for performance, i dont know if it works with soft body sims or any kind of physics sim but it probably does and its generally a lot better as your blender will be a lot less laggy. Ducky 3D has a great video covering everything about instances
Thanks for the tip. Although I don't think that will speed up the soft body sim, because each object still has to be simulated and calculated. And also you can't use the Alt-D, in edit mode. And I've found that the simulation works better when all of the mesh is within the same object.
@@RyanKingArt Ducky is good people and love his tutorials. But, at the end of the day, nothing is escaping buying an RTX card for Cycles with more RAM and a motherboard with two PCIe slots. Eventually, the serious 3-D artist must submit.
Uhh theres no option for soft body physic
Someone just leave an informative comment for this guy
Its wierd. When i click on stiffness my duck disappear.
that might be because you need to go back to the start of the timeline and replay the animation.
My momma knows how to make grilled cheese
Can you please make a tutorial about breast physics and collusion with hands please please please
sorry I'm not interested in doing a video on that.
6:59 that delayed reaction of the 80 plasticity bounce reminds me of the Axolotl that failed haha th-cam.com/video/Upca36YTYB8/w-d-xo.html
Lol! yeah I don't know why the simulation did that. It just kinda sat there, and the popped up. 😂
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@@RyanKingArt 👑
Or skin? 0:46
Yes you could make skin with soft body physics.
@@RyanKingArt like when animating a fighting scene with maybe slomo you need some good deformation
this way lo longer works
its not working? What part isn't working for you?
@RyanKingArt When you apply the physics to the duck instead of bouncing they will phase through the object. Sometimes they will bounce but they heavily clip through the object. The duck hits the surface like a trampoline, sinking in then bouncing out.
How make this in blender?
th-cam.com/video/rco8VLJ3nho/w-d-xo.html
Buddy is always looking like he's about to laugh. sus...
Who's tickling your feet while you are trying to record?
I had someone else comment that a while back. I don't understand why some people think I look like I'm about to laugh.
i tried this tutorial and midway my pc bluescreened 💀
Oh Yikes
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Isn’t it pronounced “rubber ducky?”
Yep : )
Very bad teaching style
sorry you dont like it
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