Practicing Physics
- Kwing
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I'm looking for some things to practice animating. I've tried water (first attempt here) and apparently I'm decent at it. I tried fire and I'm completely lost. I'm going to try string physics later on for the heck of it.
What are other things (apart from fire, water, and string) I can animate that are physics intensive? I'm trying to shy away from typical motion, inertia, and bouncing, so I'm leaning more towards strange and exotic things to animate.
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- narf
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Smoke is my favorite thing to animate. It's almost weightless and depending on what interacts with it, it can do some really cool stuff.
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Explosions.
Grass in the wind.
Feathers/fur falling.
Water balloons/ Heavy flying water balloons (then impact in slow motion)
rolling rocks.
Flipping pages of a book.
Steam.
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- Damien
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At 2/13/10 11:16 PM, narf109 wrote: Smoke is my favorite thing to animate. It's almost weightless and depending on what interacts with it, it can do some really cool stuff.
I liek doing blobby things. Like plasma blobs, or blood.
