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thank you so much but dude where did you go????!!! we need more tutorials like this /srs

Please do more of these for other physics modifiers, like rigid body or cloth! It's so helpful to see how each setting affects the animation.

Thank you so much for this video! I'm working on a project where I chose to use very specific soft body physics for some objects but all everyone seems to want to make and demonstrate making are jello cubes and that isn't what I am trying to make! So, I came here to figure out what each setting did to hopefully have a better chance of achieving my goal. And, that is why I physically took notes so that I can quickly refer to this information! Again, thank you!

How do I configure if I want a cylinder with holes to crush a jelly and make strips come out?

awesome! Still useful

These explanations are amazing brother.. Thank you..

really nice visuals, and tutorial in general. congrats! 😉

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so thats why you need extra vertices in the middle the thing u want softbody for,,,

this is the best video in the world

you never came back.. :(

Brilliant! Please please do a video explaining nodes 🙏🏼

Congratulations on great explanation! Thankyou

Well done body, It was really good👏❤ btw, If you wanted any Adobe programs, pm me, can send the zip to you

Las fisicas en blender estan muy mal, si el cuerpo es totalmente elástico nunca dejaría de rebotar en un entorno sin aire.

is there a way to make same physics in Unreal 5? :-) It looks soo delicious. :-D

good job

Make more tutorials!!!!!!

Very well explained video ! thanks for help !!🤩

bro why did you quit UA-cam i wish you was kept going

This is exactly the style I've been looking for. Willing to support if you're still active

Where are you gone 😭

the best

Cool! Thank you for the explanation and great examples!

whered you go in life? I would love to learn more from you

i think everyone knows what is a softbody because everyone plays beamng, right guys? Thanks for the video btw, i was actually wondering how to get the good settings on it...

Thank you allot for making this video!

I dunno man, my mesh keeps falling flat into the plane, sometimes it retains a little bit of form, as if it were a thick plastic baloon deflated, but that's it. How would one make a noncube softbody that doesn't completely lose it's form on crash?

great video but 5 $ for a dang ez thing like what???

good vid

Thanks for sharing you knowledge, I wish you the best.

thank you, great video!

I'm using a custom mesh instead of spheres, and all the duplicates are using the same uv. How can I give them individual ones like I need? Thanks, anyone

very informative, thanks for posting

Subbed man, you will definitely grow if you keep this up! Great to see the comparisons between parameter values!

great explanation. <3

So helpful video! Keep it up👍🏾

This should be Blender's default documentation, we are visual artists not physics programmers. Thanks

Hard times create strong men, strong men create easy times. Easy times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.

really good video, thank you for all the effort in making it. now, how do you make the jelly cubes have such sharp edges? lol

thank you so much

Fantastic video

OK, OK.. This is great. But what we all want to know is what settings to set for the butt, in order for it to jiggle appropriately in our walk cycle animation.

you put a lot of work in this, but the pace is too fast. you're rushing through your carefully crafted renders, leaving little to no time for the viewer to grasp the concepts. yes I could rewind and watch again and again, but the fact that one would have to just underlines the point that it's too fast paced for regular consumption

Nice. Thanks so much

Very helpful. Thanks bud

great video