Blender 3D Physics: Domino Tower

I wanted to test the physics engine of Blender, so created a building that would fall a little at a time instead of crashing down all at once.

Again, thanks to the Blender team for making software that does the heavy lifting for you. All I had to do was stack up the dominos, arrange a ball to hit it, and render!

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• blender
• simulation
• animation
• rendering
• yafray
• physics
• rigid
• body

[AwesomeFunnyCartoons]

Good job, and I'm sorry for hitting your structure with my golf ball xD

[tibiarts]

The physics engine blender uses is called: Bullet 3D and is open source. just google it

[melomonster007]

@AwesomeFunnyCartoons Fore!!

[erikals2]

@darkdorkninja I agree - I'm only learning it myself and it is pretty hard to understand but I wouldn't use anything else

[darkdorkninja]

blender is awesome, but impossible for tons of people to use...

[LeXtemeFreak]

BLENDER 4 EVER

[JamDP1100]

Did this with endorphin LE

[misterZalli]

@Jediknight846 There is "Record game physics to IPO" under the "Game" tab. Select it and play your game. Then play animation!

[AstroGnomical]

@Mutusen I would assume that there is a ramp outside of the camera view and it is set to start at -100 so it is about at the end of the ramp at the beggining of the animation.

[Mutusen]

How did you give an initial speed to the ball?

[Jediknight846]

Tutorial?

[tvolk123]

cool, nice job