Hi, the new update is amazing. Loving it so far. I do have an issue sometimes, when trying to fracture different objects, i get a python error, that doesn't allow me to fracture the object. I've noticed it's more pronounced when i use assets from my server. Do you have any idea what would cause this ?
That's great thanks so much! My only fix so far, has been to remove the addon and install it agian. That seems to fix the issues for an unknown amount of time :)) Metalsoft is so so fun tho, good job again :)
Pretty cool seeing the MetalSoft however what if I want the crushing of the can to be more "sharp" how can I achieve it? After all the crushed soda cans are really sharp irl
I think what you guys have done with RBD is amazing!
I saw a glimps of a glass melting in on of your demos and would love to learn how to achieve this....
Qué pasote! Si me pones un Darth Vader usando el poder de la fuerza, para rematar tan impresionante tutorial... Sería la guinda!
Enhorabuena
Nice tutorial! any chance the train crash tutorial is coming?
Sure
We need more tutorials....!!!!!!
Hi, the new update is amazing. Loving it so far.
I do have an issue sometimes, when trying to fracture different objects, i get a python error, that doesn't allow me to fracture the object.
I've noticed it's more pronounced when i use assets from my server.
Do you have any idea what would cause this ?
we think the problem is happening with blender 4.0.1.
Today November 20th we will upload RBDLab 1.5.1 with this problem fixed and some improvements!
That's great thanks so much!
My only fix so far, has been to remove the addon and install it agian. That seems to fix the issues for an unknown amount of time :))
Metalsoft is so so fun tho, good job again :)
Pretty cool seeing the MetalSoft however what if I want the crushing of the can to be more "sharp" how can I achieve it? After all the crushed soda cans are really sharp irl
Maybe allow breakable constraints and work with the edges formed by tearing?
result looks nice. some premade universal presets would be nice. so you can adjust afterwards.