Use Blender 2.52 alpha to build a round brick wall with arrays

[wutaguy2]

I enjoyed the video, but working along with it something went wrong. When I select offset object - Empty the second array changes twice size.

[Aarmaxian]

Very good tutorial. You have a natural ability to teach. Keep it up.

[pubesz]

Wow! Very Cool. I followed the video, and I'm very impressed with the final result.

[satishgoda]

very nice tutorial :-)

[dodgydavec]

@satishgoda Thanks muchly

[Alililele]

very nice tutorial.

one question: can i put physics on the wall?? so if an obstacle hits the wall it falls down??

sorry for my english^^ im a german dude

[dodgydavec]

@Alililele Yes, you can. It requires a little bit of work but it's not too difficult.

[blenderCGartist]

Very nic elearnt alot of it but you are going bit slow.

[dodgydavec]

@blenderCGartist Slow? Really? I thought I'd just use a nice gentle pace. Haven't done a video tutorial in a while. lol

[blenderCGartist]

@dodgydavec it is very good specialy for beginners, but for people ho worked longer with blender it is going a bit slow...

[jotoonkid]

"We're going to add an empty...*hits space bar*...Not with the space bar..."

That always gets me too :P I still tend to stick to 2.49 at the moment, but want to get used to 2.5

Nice tutorial!

[Frenchchikn]

Would you say I should use Blender 2.52 now instead of 2.49? Are there anything better in 2.52? Very nice btw! 5 stars!

[dodgydavec]

Thanks :)

I would say definitely start using 2.52 for learning 2.52 and playing about but stick to 2.49 for any serious work or productions. You can always take your 2.49 files into 2.52 to utilize it's speedier renderer.