Wonderful tutorial! Could you tell me if it is possible to throw a rigid body and control where and when it bounces Thanks! ❤

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Glad I could help! Have fun! :D

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Glad it was helpful! For your issue, maybe double check the scene isn't baked? Other than that I'm not sure.

Hey, I imagine there is a super clever technical way. However I have only ever achieved it by key framing to enable the dynamics at the point of transition, then in the rigid body (now bullet) tag set an initial force in the direction it’s going. It takes a bit of trial and error and isn’t very elegant but I’ve used it many times. :)

Hey, I did do a tutorial a while back covering it, it is a little dated now. I would like to revisit soon. However, there is a super easy quick method that I have used here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fdaFrK2VmM_JeHU.html

Thanks for the feedback! If you are talking proper scientific stuff, I am really not your man... I just know how to do stupid... (See latest ragdoll video)... :)

In the latest version they are now called bullet… 🙄

Glad it helped!

Yeah, I will look to do a follow up at some point and go into these points in more detail. Damping and friction is exactly what you would use to calm physics down but you will still always find that super small pieces whizz about... It's sadly something that I have never fully gotten to the bottom of.

Glad you enjoyed it! In regards to debris it depends on exactly what you are looking to do. Things like that I would usually add in post (after effects) and track a stock debris charge to the footage. Something like Video CoPilots Action Essentials 2 would do the job. :)

@@ratemyfuneral thanks for this tip

Yes, I believe you are spot on there! :)

It's a tricky one because there is so many things that could be causing an issue like this. Double check the object type in the tag, also the hierarchy of model can make a difference. I would say, go through the video again and follow the steps from for the basics with some simple models and see what the results are.

@@ratemyfuneral could it also be doing that cause I applied the tag on the wrong object? I've got a mograph thingy on the object. so do I apple to the object or it's parent?

@@glmstudiogh aaah this is where I mentioned hierarchy. From the sounds of it, in this case, you would put the tag on the mesh object and not the the mogaph object. Of course this could also be affected if the mesh has child objects too.

@@ratemyfuneral thanks, I'll try that too

Yup, tricky to explain over text but disable the scene gravity and setup a gravity force (simulate menu) then use fall out boxes to have them effect the areas you want. :)

Are you sure you definitely have the collider tag on the plane? To be fair, there is really not a lot else to it.

Aaaah yes. It is my current mic setup, the stand is attached to my desk, so it bangs every time I knock the desk.... I must get round to sorting it.... but it's only after I finish recording that I remember!! Don't you just hate when that happens. (Glad you liked the vid).

@@ratemyfuneral ​ @Rate My Funeral :D :D Yes loved the vid man. Great work!

Place the tag on the boole object itself and under shape choose static shape or moving mesh, which ever is applicable. :)

@@ratemyfuneral Problem solved, thanks for the quick response!

You can remove the tag, but it will often cause so very strange results.

Yeah, it's pretty straight forward but hard to describe. Make sure it's set to static mesh (assuming it's not animated) then as long as there is a way in, objects will fill it. Obviously if it is closed, you will to need to start the objects inside it, however, you could also use a dummy object with a hole in with the physics tag enabled. Then just make sure your objects pass through the 'hidden hole' and it should fill up fine.

@@ratemyfuneral Thank you for your quick answer and help! I’m not sure, i don’t understand it all. Is it possible that you can make a dummy C4D file with a example? What is better for that, emitter object or clone object with spline, if I want to move about 50x bubbles/spheres from bottom to top and they fill then a Zylinder/Tablet on the top?

@@orbi8316 I would do that specifically with an emitter at the bottom of the cylinder. Here's an example scene for you: www.dropbox.com/s/vk85ky75wt09ccm/FillingCylinder_Example_01.c4d?dl=0

@@ratemyfuneral Hi, thanks a lot, but thats not the solution for my problem. Sorry, I think my english is not so good, therefore i couldnt explain it right. The emitter have to be outside of the zylinder not inside. thats my problem with the collision tag. i try to explain it: i want to send bubbles/spheres from emitter (or clone if its better) which are flying up. on an another place there is the zylinder. when the bubbles/spheres are fyling up they come in the near of the zylinder and fly through the zylinder (no collision) but fill in the zylinder (collision inside). my problem is that when i activate the collision tag, that the bubbles/spheres not fly through the zylinder, but when i dont activate the collision tag, then they fly through and dont collider with the inside of the zylinder to stay in. can i explain it? :) :) i need a solution that my bubbles/spheres activate there collision only when they are in the zylinder not when they are outside the zylinder. is that possible? if yes, therefore it would be perfect, when you can make a quick sample scene in c4d. but thank you very much for you help again. very cool man. :)

@@orbi8316 Aaah, I think I see... To be fair, I can't really think of a way to achieve it. I'm not sure if there is a way of having directional collision but I think that is what you are saying. Closest I could come up with was this: www.dropbox.com/s/qmn68h2q2fiv6cg/FillingCylinder_Example_02.c4d?dl=0

Yup! :D - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLKSotZ2zbDdon0.html

I'm super pleased to hear that! Welcome aboard. =D

Hey, it is something I do plan to do a tutorial on (at some point) but it's quite a bit more complex. Definitely not something I can just explain over text unfortunately.

Great shout! (Added to the list)