Exploded View Animation of Objects in Blender (Tutorial)

In this Blender tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of creating an explosive view animation of a 3D model using object constraints. You'll learn how to set up your model and create constraints to make different parts of the model disassemble in a controlled manner, creating a stunning visual effect. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Blender user, this tutorial will give you the skills you need to create impressive animations that will take your projects to the next level.
Blender file: drive.google.com/file/d/1w4a_...
In this video, I'll be guiding you through the exciting process of creating explosive view animations right here in Blender.
If you're a beginner looking to dip your toes into the world of 3D modeling and animation, you're in the right place. And if you're more advanced, don't worry - there's plenty of valuable insights for you too.
We'll explore the magic of object constraints and disassembly techniques, allowing you to create stunning visual effects that will captivate your audience. From the basics to more advanced concepts, this tutorial covers it all.
So, whether you're here for a Blender tutorial, animation tips, or 3D modeling guidance, you'll find it all in this video. Let's dive into the world of exploded view animations together - it's going to be an exciting journey!

[@kirangawas6050]

Dude you are awesome.........I never had thought that we could use constraint for this usage.
Thanks for this easy to follow tutorial.

[@enkhprod]

What a simple and nice tutorial!

[@navidumardaraz7163]

Absolutely amazing.

[@nebiyattamiru]

simple, clear and to the point

[@SaTales3D]

Great tutorial! Easy to follow and helpful :D

[@lucahines]

Thank you! this method works great👍

[@Gametime05577]

Thanks for making this awesome tutorial for free ❤

[@hakanbaytar323]

Super Tutorials.
Thanks ❤

[@ak1012010]

Quick and helpful, thank u so much

[@berndfachinger6000]

This is what I was looking for. Thanks.

[@GeorgeKayesi]

You are welcome.

[@lxic-bz8hf]

amazing work 😍

[@shingrai_adobe]

Thanks you are making a difference

[@Nani__________]

Nicely done

[@berth.3d]

This was fantastic . Thanks for sharing :)

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@justride1493]

Thank You very much! Bro!
You are my Blender teacher! 😊

[@GeorgeKayesi]

You are welcome!

[@KwameGyanko]

awesome technique. thank you!

[@GeorgeKayesi]

You are welcome!

[@adiiiiii1]

Very useful, thank you !

[@GeorgeKayesi]

I am glad you like it.

[@tasmim5g294]

amazing quick tutorial, thanks

[@GeorgeKayesi]

You're welcome!

[@andrew87773]

I was waiting for this. All your tutorials use full for commercials. Thanks a lot.

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Glad you like them!

[@stevemcclintock309]

Thanks bro, great tutorial and super helpful 👍

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Glad it helped

[@mahlonrakes6609]

this so much eaiser and better looking than what i was doing, TY!!!

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pragashtrincomalee934]

very useful thanks lot❤

[@athes1640]

simple, yet amazing

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Thank you! I am glad you like it.

[@artpaper641]

@@GeorgeKayesi how can i reposition the object
it has constraints and therefore i am unable to reposition it anywhere it just messes up?

[@xDaShaanx]

Whatta fantastic tutorial :)

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Thank you!

[@sebastianodibusti]

Bro, really good tutorial, thnx for this information for product animation, is really more easy animate whit constrains and empty objects 👏🏻🙂

[@GeorgeKayesi]

That is true, bro.

[@antoonsorg]

Thank good tutorial

[@breakoffer]

very nice

[@Tamer_Gomaa]

Brilliant 👍🏼

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Thank you.

[@user-fb9te9zc6l]

Amazing Bro

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Thank you!

[@fitzladams]

Thank you very much👍👍👍👍

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Welcome 👍

[@ExpoMotion88]

wow greatful and helpful video🥰🥰

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Thank you!

[@user-fd6ll4ir8b]

Clever

[@murattarlan]

0:22 23.. mosquito sound :))) Thanks great tutorial.

[@GeorgeKayesi]

You're welcome!

[@qbukhari]

Thank you ..........

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Welcome

[@vladartiomav2473]

This is awesome! Very smart method! I tried to make something like this with geometry nodes, but it's a bit too combersome.
Thnkx

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Yeah, sometimes geometry nodes can complicate things. I am glad this one helped!

[@RossleMusic]

Wow, I will try it. I modell currently my Synthesizer. A lot of small details!

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Very nice! Try it out and see how far it gets you.

[@irfanjames6551]

I wish I could give this video like multiple times

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Thank you!

[@peshawaamin3083]

❤❤

[@the_greck]

I was trying to do this using geometry nodes and it was turning into a complicated mess... this is a much better way to go about it!

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Yes it is!

[@peterlaverty9397]

Great tutorial. I have one quick question. Can I apply the copy location to multiple objects at once? I have a circuit board with lots of components on it. Is there a way to apply the copy location to a collection all at once?

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Thank you. Yes, you can actually copy the location to all the objects in a collection at once. But before doing that, you need to have organized the objects accordingly. For example, objects that you want to move horizontally to be grouped in their own collection, and those ones you want to move vertically to the in theirs as well. Then if you have already set up the constrains on one object, you simply go to the outliner, right click on the given collection, then select objects. Select the object with the constraint last (Since multiple objects in that given selection will have been selected at once, go to the 3d viewport, hold down shift and deselect the object with the constraint, then select it again - That is just going to make it be selected last). Go to the Constraint properties. On the copy location constraint, go to the drop down and copy to selected.

[@verydisc33t]

Moar such tutorials, please

[@gemmacamacho1986]

i did it but how can i make it animation?

[@Waste2Arts]

don't know why I followed all the steps but my initial positions are messing up

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Try again

[@demircandemirci]

Sorry sir but im having trouble . When im disabling the x and y axis and just leave z it dosent go back to its original place but it goes up instead :///// whyy

[@GeorgeKayesi]

I think you should try again :)

[@manuelpontu8355]

I had the same problem: the empty must have clear location (0,0,0) and must be outside the connection

[@lupustek]

doesn't work with timeline T_T

[@GeorgeKayesi]

Did you manage to get a solution?

[@lupustek]

@@GeorgeKayesi There seems to be no solution, so I created a video by moving all the meshes and using keyframes

[@creo981]

bro how can i contact u personally?

[@GeorgeKayesi]

[e-mail]

[@aboazambakour4386]

Absolutely amazing.