Breaking of glass in Google Sketchup SketchyPhysics

I made this model in Google Sketchup with the SketchyPhysics plugin.

A small tutorial can be found in the comments.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Google
• Sketchup
• SketchyPhysics
• Glass
• glas
• Break

[Josevick19]

What programme you use to do the animaton, i have google sketchp, but i only do animation moving the camera?

[pcaapje]

@Josevick19 Its a physics plugin called SketchyPhysics

[mrpwnedish]

what's with the body...?

[pcaapje]

@mrpwnedish That was to give the action a bit more impact :p

[BrObiWanKenobi365]

@pcaapje omg i made the tut and it looked great on windows media player but then i was putting the finishing touches on windows movie maker and the quality was terrible!!!!!!!!!!!! srry i cant post shoddy work. you'll have to find someone else to make the tut

[pcaapje]

@BrObiWanKenobi365 Sure, be my guest.

[BrObiWanKenobi365]

@pcaapje thanks a TON!!!! I made a few good shattering glass things with small squares instead of jagged pieces, just cuz its quicker. Quick question though. Can i make a tutorial and post it as a video response? i wont start making it until i get your okay.

[pcaapje]

@BrObiWanKenobi365 Yeah, my bad, the push/pull tool. (I havent used Sketchup in a few years, im a Maya user atm :p) But let me know if you have any other issues.

[BrObiWanKenobi365]

@pcaapje the push/pull tool? thats the only thing i can find that matches your description. sorry i suck at sketchup. themost advanced tool i understand is the follow me tool.

[pcaapje]

@BrObiWanKenobi365

Google Sketchup has an extract-function. (its in the extended toolbox view)

With this you can (for example) click on a square surface and pull it out, creating a box or brick-like shape.