Here’s part 2 in my series of tutorials utilizing the combination of Spring & Spline Dynamics together to get some really cool dynamic animation! This time around, I’m going to go over how to use Springs & Spline Dynamics to make a floating balloon on a string, a bit of an upside-down setup featured in Part 1. There’s two techniques I use to get this floating balloon effect: First is showing how to float a balloon that is fixed or attached to a point or object, and the second is more of a free floating balloon setup. If you know of any other techniques you know of, please share! Enjoy!
Part 1: Dangling Objects Off a String
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Hi Ed and thanx for these “dynamics” tuts
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Very instructives.
I just have one special request, could you please quit the title and safe borders in the middle of the viewport for the next episode(s), that would improve our viewer experience, because these sometimes interfere with the live action
Anyway, great job, keep up
Thanks for the comments and the very good suggestion! I’ll definitely have to turn off those borders the next time!
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