How To Crack A Nut

[nuke14u]

the law of gravity and inertia is angry at you



[anitdragon13]

nice...

you should try using newton

so you can cut down on the

animations

[UtU133]

lol got 1 thing to say, defiying the laws of gravity much

(i dont think i spelt this ^^^^ word right

[mikej5337]

0:18 is way too unrealistic, you could've done better

[iLikeDragon]

roflmao i like the knife bit :D

that must be a REALLY sharp knife to be able to cut sideways :D

[Headrusher001]

the small marble at :16, that is impossible for that to happen, but 4/5 is what ya get.

[Bajens1337]

too slow

[VidMASTER5757]

Parts of it go in slow-mo lol very good job

[geren11]

extremely good and it must have taken a while but one thing i found kinda funny was that it denied the laws and gravity and didn't follow proper physics... still a very good job for just an intro in the class

[Bushrocks]

He used a program called 3ds Max. (it's not software for amateurs. and it costs about $3500.00.) BTW, really nice job on this one. Did you use path follow for the ball throughout the entire scene?

[bfaulk04]

thanks!

i only used the path deformation modifier on the ropes. i tried using it on the ball, but it kept warping the ball, so i just had to do it all a couple frames at a time.

[MSGdrew]

Wow prity good!

[CrazYxKiLLa]

what program did u use?

[jfssoccer]

good job, especially on the models. how long did it take for you to create this?

[bfaulk04]

thanks! i'm really more of a modeller than an animator so this took quite a while to get all the animation finished. i'd say, in total, probably 20 hours over the course of about 3 days from start to finish.