Realistic Physics: Moving Blocks

[AnxiousCynic 1.1k]

Subscriber request: How to move things with realistic physics.

 

[WAZZL3 369]

nice

 

[4ward animations 892]

Cool!

[Frost 3.3k]

I'm making my animation for the compilation

[Mike 3.4k]

oh boy here we go again

[KyodonZ 354]

5 hours ago, blockerlocker said:

Realistically, the block wouldn't just settle into place like that. It would slide backwards a bit, because of the force required to push it forwards. He didn't drop it, it was thrown in a manner. Also that wobble is just really exaggerated, if it's supposed to be a cubic meter of stone. The force needed for such a wobble would just cause the stone to crack, so it's best to just have the stone barely slide, and not wobble at all. But that's just me being a nerd, the big thing that makes Minecraft animation special is unrealistic physics, and getting to experiment with how things move in an environment with no rules.

TL;DR neat animation and long rather unnecessary tutorial. I imagine that separate tutorials for different concepts would be the smarter choice, but hey, whatever works.

This is Minecraft though...

[Communiti 71]

On 10/30/2016 at 8:57 AM, blockerlocker said:

Excellent point, I'll travel back in time and change what I wrote.

Or click the edit or delete button.