Discover how to use the Fracture tools, rigid body simulator, constraints, particles and the smoke simulator to create a realistic bullet smashing through glass.
anyone came into trouble when they removed the doubles , separate by loose parts, move individual origins to geometry, add the rigid body system with the default settings, and make sure gravity is off, when you press play, it doesnt stick together, doesnt explode but lots of parts just drifted off randomly as if they were in space???? idk whats causing it, anyone care to jump in?
@@charlierees5020 It should bring up a little box that says "by distance" at the bottom. Alternatively you can just right click when in "vertice select" in edit mode and it should be 5 up from the bottom
One month in the making... Glass Smash tutorial! Discover how to use the fracture tool, rigid body simulator, constraints, particles and the smoke simulator to create a realistic bullet through glass animation :) #b3d
Blender Guru Thanks for the great tutorial.... I would love to see you do a building destruction video. I've been attempting to do it over the last several months, and Blender limitations have really made it almost impossible to do well.
Blender Guru I really admire your devotion to your viewers, a whole month on one video, and this probably isn't the first time, and you even put up with simulation physics
If anyone is confused about how to draw on the pane with the annotation (grease) pencil in 2.91, you need to select the object in object mode, enter edit mode, select the Annotate tool, draw on the object, go back to object mode, and then F3 search "frac" and apply the Object->Quick Effects -> Cell Fracture effect
If you are doing this in 2.8, select your shard collection and then select "Object>RigidBodies>Connect" and then set the "Connection Pattern" to "Chain by Distance" instead of using that bullet plugin. Then go into rigid body constraints settings and make sure to set the constraint to breakable in the physics tab
Hey - I just wanted to say, I really appreciate the long-form tutorials. I remember you mentioned in a podcast or something how the analytics was telling you everyone switched off after 5 mins, and my heart sank because I thought you weren't going to make long ones any more. I know doing something so involved must be a massive pain, but I really love seeing the project go from start to finish, so as one of the minority who stick through to the end, thanks for doing them!
I just want to say that I stumbled on you by accident just looking at something unrelated to Blender. I had always wanted to use Blender but I was extremely intimidated by the software. I'm currently about 75% through your donut/coffee tutorial, and I already feel less intimidated by it and willing to go forward with it-- because I now have found someone who is not only thorough, knows what the heck he's doing, but also very good at his teaching method. AND-- he does it for free. I cannot thank you enough. Thank you for helping me get over my fear to learn the one thing in life (3D) I had always wanted to learn.
Andrew I haven't watched this yet or followed along but thank you so much for uploading a tutorial so long. This will help with a lot of things anyone does
Andrew you are seriously untouchable when it comes to making these guides. Thanks so much for everything you do! Would never have been able to learn Blender at the rate I did if it weren't for your work on the subject, and I went through LOTS of different channels trying to find a match that worked for me. Wishing you the best!
This is kind of a dream tutorial for me! It's how to do an animation by Andrew, which I'm thrilled to see him do again (I'm not usually interested in rendering still images; to each his/her own) and it's about destroying stuff with dynamics! Which is a goal of mine. Thank you Andrew!
Your tutorials are very thorough and explanatory, better then that speed modeling crap. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain and putting these tutorials out there for us. By the way I am a big fan of your paid products as well, quality work and great support! ... Have to add this: you crack me up a few times in this video!
these tutorials are amazing! when i first started with blender it was.. 2007? ish. and there where no tutorials what so ever. at least not like this. so i kinda left it becouse of the steep learning curve. but i recently picked it up again and wow these tutorials really make the learning of blender go 1000x times faster, thanks for putting in the energy and time! cheers
This... is... gorgeous. Time well spent! That render... O.O that's the kinda stuff 3D artists dream about. They don't call you the Blender Guru for nothing!
andrew is great cause a lot of tutorials I see will tell you how to use a feature for a specific thing and while that's the aim of most videos, he goes over how it works and what other kind of applications it can be used for. That way you can learn how to actually put it into practice for any project you're working on.
Thanking god you're back m8. This tutorial sounds like it was one helluva make, I personally wouldn't have been able to persevere and get something like this done. Kudos
Hey you are a great instructor ! Very informative, funny, honest but not tedious. Really great work man, love it! I hope you keep producing content like you do, it really helps us 'noobs' just figuring this out :D
Hey dude greetings from spain, I've been watching your videos for years and I love them. I love how you explain and how funny you are. It is a pleasure to learn from you. Keep it up! A big hug!
Nope, not this Maya user, well very amateur maya user here, learning blender atm too. :P I also often wonder why ppl downvote some videos...some ppl are not just douchebags in real life, they are too behind a keyboard, if not more so....
Thank you master Andrew for this amazing tutorial and your hard work, thank you so much , i started getting into blender and these are exactly what i needed. your tutorials just gives me more knowledge on the stuff i can do with blender. thank you
You can pick the depth for the depth of field by hitting "E" over either the focus or the distance field and the clicking in the viewport (e for eyedropper). Or activate the Specials menu while in camera view (W-key)
Andrew, thank you so much for this tutorial and thank you for showing what you can do to recover from when your simulation animation does not go to plan. This was important to show that experienced users still have to deal with the unexpected. Seeing someone as yourself still experiencing WTF moments makes me feel so much better about myself.. You always ask yourself "if i was doing it correctly, i wouldn't be having this much trouble.". but to see you having similar problems means that it has to be tweaked and improvised, results may vary :D Again Thank you.
I'm delighted to find that you have produced another tutorial Andrew. I have just spent the last week tweeking my 3D city which I made under your direction, and am working out how to light up the buildings, I will upload a film when I am fully satisfied that I must move on. I enjoyed your tale about getting lost in LA, and it occurred to me that if you had had your aerosols with you, it would have been a good opportunity to try out you graffiti tagging skills, which are known across the globe thanks to your "Post Apocalyptic Scene" upload. You are cool man. Thanks for all your Tutorials.
A bit unrelated but, at 7:06 when you said "between the two lines" right at the W in between you accidentaly made that droplet sound effect with your mouth which is what I learned to do but with my hands flicking my cheek. Pro beat boxers can do that without using their fingers and you have done that! Congrats! Lol
Blender Guru One little addition would like to give some rotation to the bullet. When it leaves the barrel of the gun it's not simply going forward, the rails in the barrel gives it a little rotation. Not a game changer but should add to the realism. Anyway, thanks again ^^
That's an awesome result but soooo much work. Hats off to you BG. I'm going to have to watch this in VLC at a slower rate so I can keep up with all the command changes. Makes you wonder what work goes into the animated films we see regularly now. Do they use Blender or Lightwave or something else?
Oh my gosh, this is the first tutorial of yours I've watched. I'll be sure to watch a bunch more, though. You are hilarious, and make this video super easy to follow! XD :D
You are so good at these tutorials. I wish you did maya tutorials.. Almost everyone on my school is using Maya, and some are using 3ds max.. I can't find anyone as good as you who uses Maya :(
You can keyframe so much (state change?) stuff in the GUI, it's pretty nuts. Learned this when I was trying to hide / show objects in an animation. All you do is just insert keyframes in the outliner while hiding or showing the object (using the arrow keys to move forward and backward in the timeline of course). Great tutorial, if I ever write that book I am thinking about I'll reference you for the cover (nothing like smashed glass for a cover)!
if you are in 3.0 or later, the plugin wont work. instead, parent a force field to the bullet and play around with the settings or keyframes to get the effect you want!! Bug in 3.0 or later, giving any active rigid body a particle system will break the simulation, you have the add an emitter where the glad break and make it emit the particles
Btw Andrew thankyou for uploading and helping the comunity, your videos are the best you truly take your time to explain every litle detail there is to know, you save us alot of time that you had to invest yourself. :D you are the best man, just wanted to let you know that . :D
Great tutorial. At 0:00, a bit a bug tho, bc the bullet didn't start twisting until 1 second in, which isn't realistic. The bullet would ideally be twisting the entire time.
For people looking for the bullet constraint tool there is a download link on this reddit thread www.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/a5958w/bullet_constraints_tools/
Just a quick suggestion though Andrew, and I hope I don't sound like a know-it-all, because your 3d work is way beyond anything I can do. I notice the bullet starts rotating just a tad before it hits the glass. I'm guessing this has something to do with the physics in the scene. My suggestion would be to add a a couple key frames to the bullets rotation from the very beginning, so that it is already rotating when it comes in contact with the glass. A lot of gun barrels are rifled, so this rotation (if slow enough) would be realistic anyway. Cheers, and thanks again!
edit: more tips as I progress will be added here so i did the whole join thing at 22:00 but was having trouble when separating the shards so they can go back to being their own objects. If you were like me, you probably did everything verbatim and when you separated ur shards, all your shards went to one location on top of each other, you also probably noticed applying the transforms does not help at all in this situation. I realized if you undo everything until before you merged the vertices by distance (remove doubles) if you just select all the glass shards and tab into edit mode, you can then just merge the vertices there and wont have to separating anything because you wouldn't of needed to join anything, all your origins should be where they need to be as well You are probably having a hard time moving your bullet after your first keyframe, in your rigid body settings there's a option under dynamic that says animated, check that.
i couldnt control the smoke like you did it took me a while to make it the amount of time I want it to be and in the end the smoke was like a mushroom, man i gotta get better at this
That's why so many people love tutorials by Andrew. Intimidating subject (fracturing glass is very hard to get right!) made easy. Share it! :)
Gleb Alexandrov Thanks man. Glad you like it :)
Dos GRANDES BESTIAS EN BLENDER.
BIG BEAST BLENDER. (BBB)
Thanks Friends.
Sharing......
Gleb Alexandrov Just about to write a similar comment! :P
woow bro you are big youtuber your self and i am shocked and amazed watching your comment on andrews video ..respect for you bro
By me? XD
21:19 Remove doubles has changed to "Merge by Distance" in 2.8. Find it in the Mesh menu in "clean up".
just a heads up for newbies
how do you hide the cracks before impact?
You can also just use the hot key Alt + M
@@thunderstriketrading I tried that and it didn't work :/
anyone came into trouble when they removed the doubles , separate by loose parts, move individual origins to geometry, add the rigid body system with the default settings, and make sure gravity is off, when you press play, it doesnt stick together, doesnt explode but lots of parts just drifted off randomly as if they were in space???? idk whats causing it, anyone care to jump in?
@@charlierees5020 It should bring up a little box that says "by distance" at the bottom. Alternatively you can just right click when in "vertice select" in edit mode and it should be 5 up from the bottom
One month in the making... Glass Smash tutorial!
Discover how to use the fracture tool, rigid body simulator, constraints, particles and the smoke simulator to create a realistic bullet through glass animation :) #b3d
Blender Guru thanks for sharing this great toturial.
Blender Guru Thanks for the great tutorial....
I would love to see you do a building destruction video. I've been attempting to do it over the last several months, and Blender limitations have really made it almost impossible to do well.
At the part where you composite the smoke and the rest of the scene. Why did you use a mix node? Why not a alpha over node?
Blender Guru I really admire your devotion to your viewers, a whole month on one video, and this probably isn't the first time, and you even put up with simulation physics
Blender Guru Thank you so much for taking the time to educate us Andrew! Your efforts do NOT go unnoticed! Super helpful tutorial :D
Thanks Andrew, I appreciate you sharing the results of your research, I rarely seem to have the time to experiment so much these days.
Sardi Pax XD I watch your videos too. I never would have though other blender experts watch other blender expert's videos xD!
1) Front view of the glass pane
2) Set to bounding box
Congratulations, you now have a lovely piece of abstract modern art.
God bless you Andrew for taking the time to figure this stuff out for the rest of us.
If anyone is confused about how to draw on the pane with the annotation (grease) pencil in 2.91, you need to select the object in object mode, enter edit mode, select the Annotate tool, draw on the object, go back to object mode, and then F3 search "frac" and apply the Object->Quick Effects -> Cell Fracture effect
Youre a real life saver +1
I just love your explanation about why you are against recursive shattering :)
"Looka that, see? Bbbfffsshhh" X'D
And that's why I love your tutorials
If you are doing this in 2.8, select your shard collection and then select "Object>RigidBodies>Connect" and then set the "Connection Pattern" to "Chain by Distance" instead of using that bullet plugin. Then go into rigid body constraints settings and make sure to set the constraint to breakable in the physics tab
it doesn work my shards in the middle peel of in spiral formation before the bullet even hits them
Could you go into more depth if you remember, i'm finding i still have to select all the different cells and make them breakable
@@jakenboyo691 alt+click changes a setting across all objects
@@dpm2213 fr…
my hero thanks lmao
@@jakenboyo691 lolol no prob
Hey - I just wanted to say, I really appreciate the long-form tutorials. I remember you mentioned in a podcast or something how the analytics was telling you everyone switched off after 5 mins, and my heart sank because I thought you weren't going to make long ones any more. I know doing something so involved must be a massive pain, but I really love seeing the project go from start to finish, so as one of the minority who stick through to the end, thanks for doing them!
"dont try this at home, kids. i've just turned off gravity" 15:44
I would if that was an option 😉
@@YGODueltainer definately! :D
Also 28:57
I just want to say that I stumbled on you by accident just looking at something unrelated to Blender. I had always wanted to use Blender but I was extremely intimidated by the software. I'm currently about 75% through your donut/coffee tutorial, and I already feel less intimidated by it and willing to go forward with it-- because I now have found someone who is not only thorough, knows what the heck he's doing, but also very good at his teaching method. AND-- he does it for free. I cannot thank you enough. Thank you for helping me get over my fear to learn the one thing in life (3D) I had always wanted to learn.
I am a beginner , I am sure you here this a lot but Thank You for your work and efforts to educating us in your awesome tutorials and personality.
Maybe Poliigon could start including sound effects... (see 15:52 for an example).
See also 28:56.
Loving these simulation tutorials! Nice job once again!
Andrew I haven't watched this yet or followed along but thank you so much for uploading a tutorial so long. This will help with a lot of things anyone does
5 years and this is still the best tutorial about the addon 😌
Andrew you are seriously untouchable when it comes to making these guides. Thanks so much for everything you do! Would never have been able to learn Blender at the rate I did if it weren't for your work on the subject, and I went through LOTS of different channels trying to find a match that worked for me. Wishing you the best!
I can model, paint, and texture a donut in 10mins flat
I'm 15 and I been watching your tuts for like 3 years, your very helpful and talented at what you do, keep up the good work
This is kind of a dream tutorial for me! It's how to do an animation by Andrew, which I'm thrilled to see him do again (I'm not usually interested in rendering still images; to each his/her own) and it's about destroying stuff with dynamics! Which is a goal of mine. Thank you Andrew!
Your tutorials are very thorough and explanatory, better then that speed modeling crap. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain and putting these tutorials out there for us. By the way I am a big fan of your paid products as well, quality work and great support! ... Have to add this: you crack me up a few times in this video!
these tutorials are amazing! when i first started with blender it was.. 2007? ish. and there where no tutorials what so ever. at least not like this. so i kinda left it becouse of the steep learning curve. but i recently picked it up again and wow these tutorials really make the learning of blender go 1000x times faster, thanks for putting in the energy and time!
cheers
This... is... gorgeous. Time well spent! That render... O.O that's the kinda stuff 3D artists dream about. They don't call you the Blender Guru for nothing!
andrew is great cause a lot of tutorials I see will tell you how to use a feature for a specific thing and while that's the aim of most videos, he goes over how it works and what other kind of applications it can be used for. That way you can learn how to actually put it into practice for any project you're working on.
Once again an awsome tutorial Andrew!
So uh, do you happen to have a copy of that bullet add-on script? The creator took it down and I don't wanna do the constraints by hand... :(
www.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/a5958w/bullet_constraints_tools/ you can download it here. little late though
@@pigman8348 i think the script only works on the 2.7x ver and not 2.8 MANUAL CONSTRAINT!
@@jibocado9393 Here is a version for 2.8 github.com/timothy-strange/bullet-constraints-tool/
Thanking god you're back m8. This tutorial sounds like it was one helluva make, I personally wouldn't have been able to persevere and get something like this done. Kudos
no matter what i am gonna do ..... i end up on ur helpful content ...... u are a GREAT TEACHER
The fact that you spend so much time figuring this stuff out is amazing to me, You really deserve more credit for what you do Andrew!
I set the source limit to 5000...
Loooool
Damn
Looks like you finally nailed it man. Can't wait to get time to listen to the whole thing.
By the way, I like all the detail and commentary you add to your videos.
finally u are there for what i was searching for a year and above thanks man
Hey you are a great instructor ! Very informative, funny, honest but not tedious. Really great work man, love it! I hope you keep producing content like you do, it really helps us 'noobs' just figuring this out :D
God i don't even want to imagine what would happen to my computer if I attempted this
it would burst into flames.
Goos you’re acting as if this is a video game, rendering never causes lag, it’s all about the render times
Goos the particles of what lol
wait you are incorrect, lag very much comes into play, playback times, viewport speed, texture updating, etc. Yes render times are also a factor.
Raven Studios Exactly. idk what the other dude is talking about
Waiting for this for long. You finally did it Andrew. Well done. Thank you
Ok, I followed this, rendered it, and put an example on my channel! Thanks for the lesson.
Once again Andrew you impress me with your ability to do that hard stuff so we don't have to
8:58 His reaction seeing the thumbnail of his own tutorial is the best! =D
I have been wanting to learn this effect for a long time. Im in love with Blender Guru!
I pay respect to your beautiful mind..you are an excellent teacher.
I haven't watched your videos in a while. It was refreshing to listen to your style of presentation again :) Great video as always!
Hey dude greetings from spain, I've been watching your videos for years and I love them.
I love how you explain and how funny you are.
It is a pleasure to learn from you.
Keep it up!
A big hug!
I was searching this for months. Thank you dude.
You're like a blender God Andrew :) Thanks!
you are a real guru , a blender guru, you blended my mind :-)
Awesome!!! :D That is such a realistic glass smash.
I've been waiting so long for another long Blender Guru tutorial. Peace at last... ^_^
how the hell you get dislikes on this video ?, they must be maya users
junito1957 probably wanted to make this animation in *a* blender.
Ok... I respect your IQ.
+junito1957 Perhaps people who tried but their computer couldn't handle the simulation and it crashed :P
Nope, not this Maya user, well very amateur maya user here, learning blender atm too. :P I also often wonder why ppl downvote some videos...some ppl are not just douchebags in real life, they are too behind a keyboard, if not more so....
the bullet didnt flatten
Thank you master Andrew for this amazing tutorial and your hard work, thank you so much , i started getting into blender and these are exactly what i needed. your tutorials just gives me more knowledge on the stuff i can do with blender. thank you
Keep doing what you do! Got up today, and just started following this tutorial, learned a lot of new things!
You can pick the depth for the depth of field by hitting "E" over either the focus or the distance field and the clicking in the viewport (e for eyedropper). Or activate the Specials menu while in camera view (W-key)
Thanks for your excellent that has helped me a lot to understand body simulator and constraints.
Andrew, thank you so much for this tutorial and thank you for showing what you can do to recover from when your simulation animation does not go to plan. This was important to show that experienced users still have to deal with the unexpected. Seeing someone as yourself still experiencing WTF moments makes me feel so much better about myself.. You always ask yourself "if i was doing it correctly, i wouldn't be having this much trouble.". but to see you having similar problems means that it has to be tweaked and improvised, results may vary :D
Again Thank you.
I'm delighted to find that you have produced another tutorial Andrew. I have just spent the last week tweeking my 3D city which I made under your direction, and am working out how to light up the buildings, I will upload a film when I am fully satisfied that I must move on. I enjoyed your tale about getting lost in LA, and it occurred to me that if you had had your aerosols with you, it would have been a good opportunity to try out you graffiti tagging skills, which are known across the globe thanks to your "Post Apocalyptic Scene" upload. You are cool man. Thanks for all your Tutorials.
Thank you for sharing your secret Blender knowledge with us
A bit unrelated but, at 7:06 when you said "between the two lines" right at the W in between you accidentaly made that droplet sound effect with your mouth which is what I learned to do but with my hands flicking my cheek. Pro beat boxers can do that without using their fingers and you have done that! Congrats! Lol
@Blender Guru Can you do an updated tutorial like this for 2.8?
I would also like this please :)
looking forward to trying this one it looks properly dramatic and would make a great opener with the right dialog or background noise.
It's a wonderful tutorial, can't wait for the next one ^^
Love the way you explain little details things like recursion, etc.
Damien R. Thanks man :)
Blender Guru One little addition would like to give some rotation to the bullet. When it leaves the barrel of the gun it's not simply going forward, the rails in the barrel gives it a little rotation.
Not a game changer but should add to the realism.
Anyway, thanks again ^^
That's an awesome result but soooo much work.
Hats off to you BG.
I'm going to have to watch this in VLC at a slower rate so I can keep up with all the command changes.
Makes you wonder what work goes into the animated films we see regularly now.
Do they use Blender or Lightwave or something else?
Absolutely loved this vid! Keep up the good work!
Oh my gosh, this is the first tutorial of yours I've watched. I'll be sure to watch a bunch more, though. You are hilarious, and make this video super easy to follow! XD :D
one month..wow very job my bro!!.. u make it again!! amazin tutorial!!
Master Blender ;-) ;-) Love your tutorials.
Amazing tutorial Andrew. I learned a lot thank you.
I liked and subscribed :). Also I enjoy your sense of humor.
You are so good at these tutorials. I wish you did maya tutorials.. Almost everyone on my school is using Maya, and some are using 3ds max.. I can't find anyone as good as you who uses Maya :(
Cool concept and very well explained, well done!
thank you my friend for your tutorial. that's great videos. please more.
I like the way you explained it!!!!!
You can keyframe so much (state change?) stuff in the GUI, it's pretty nuts. Learned this when I was trying to hide / show objects in an animation. All you do is just insert keyframes in the outliner while hiding or showing the object (using the arrow keys to move forward and backward in the timeline of course). Great tutorial, if I ever write that book I am thinking about I'll reference you for the cover (nothing like smashed glass for a cover)!
Thanks for your time and effort man
Realista animación en 3D hecha en Blender!
Andrew I love you with all my heart! Stay blessed my king!
g'day
love these tutorials thanks for all you do
I enjoy the fact that the closest he's ever come to swearing was over peanuts being in that list.
awesome tutorial, helped me alot! andrew rocks!
FINALLY! a Kind of VFX tut :D , more Vfx more Vfx
if anyone wants a realistic explosion sound 15:51 ; Andrew Price saying "Please" 36:36
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Awesome tutorial as always. Lots of useful information for me.
Got me some ideas, thank you Andrew :D
if you are in 3.0 or later, the plugin wont work. instead, parent a force field to the bullet and play around with the settings or keyframes to get the effect you want!!
Bug in 3.0 or later, giving any active rigid body a particle system will break the simulation, you have the add an emitter where the glad break and make it emit the particles
Looks good riding by on a fast horse.Thumbs up.
Im gojng to make a cutaway tank destruction thanks for the help blender guru.
Btw Andrew thankyou for uploading and helping the comunity, your videos are the best you truly take your time to explain every litle detail there is to know, you save us alot of time that you had to invest yourself. :D you are the best man, just wanted to let you know that . :D
You're just AWESOME thank you for the time you spend for us ! :)
Is there a way to take this over into Unity 3D or Unreal?
Great tutorial. At 0:00, a bit a bug tho, bc the bullet didn't start twisting until 1 second in, which isn't realistic. The bullet would ideally be twisting the entire time.
u should do a updated version of this tutorial! we on blender 4.2 now. Great video
Thanks for another great tutorial!
For people looking for the bullet constraint tool there is a download link on this reddit thread
www.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/a5958w/bullet_constraints_tools/
Oh man ... that "peanuts" stuff makes me laughing in no time ... JUST GREAT!
Just a quick suggestion though Andrew, and I hope I don't sound like a know-it-all, because your 3d work is way beyond anything I can do. I notice the bullet starts rotating just a tad before it hits the glass. I'm guessing this has something to do with the physics in the scene. My suggestion would be to add a a couple key frames to the bullets rotation from the very beginning, so that it is already rotating when it comes in contact with the glass. A lot of gun barrels are rifled, so this rotation (if slow enough) would be realistic anyway.
Cheers, and thanks again!
looks like a nice way to make an astroid field or something, just increase size and all that and you get the idea
edit: more tips as I progress will be added here
so i did the whole join thing at 22:00 but was having trouble when separating the shards so they can go back to being their own objects. If you were like me, you probably did everything verbatim and when you separated ur shards, all your shards went to one location on top of each other, you also probably noticed applying the transforms does not help at all in this situation.
I realized if you undo everything until before you merged the vertices by distance (remove doubles) if you just select all the glass shards and tab into edit mode, you can then just merge the vertices there and wont have to separating anything because you wouldn't of needed to join anything, all your origins should be where they need to be as well
You are probably having a hard time moving your bullet after your first keyframe, in your rigid body settings there's a option under dynamic that says animated, check that.
have you downloaded bwide
Thanks
i couldnt control the smoke like you did it took me a while to make it the amount of time I want it to be and in the end the smoke was like a mushroom, man i gotta get better at this
is it still a mushroom cloud cos i know how to fix it
Freaking amazing. Well done.
I really appreciate this tutorial. Thank you for making this =)
Very great tutorial thank you!
Whats the alternative if the bullet constraint tool add on is no longer available ?
Connect all option with chain type