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For this part of my blender physics experiments I made a zero-gravity collision in slow motion

you can download the blend file here. Be warned! - the blend file is quite big this time (~ 150mb)

For this part of my blender physics experiments I used a rigid-body-joint as a hinge

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For this part of my blender physics experiments I dropped the word "physics"

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For this part of my blender physics experiment I stacked some boxes and smashed a sphere into them

you can download the blend file here

for this part of my blender fluid experiments I turned a textobject into a mesh and used it as an obstacle for a fluid

you can download the blend file here

This is an animation to test the blender fracture-addon

you can download the blend file here

for this part of my blender particle experiments I experimented a bit with particles as a dynamic paint brush - which is really cool and enables a whole range of new effects.

I also added a softbody object to have something that generates the splash

you can download the blend file here

Blender has a very nice particle system which I used a lot recently. But I only scratched the surface of the possibillities the blender particle system offers. So I desided to make a series of short videos to explore the blender particle features.

In my first short video I changed the particle type to 'fluid'. This is not to be confused with the fluid simulation but generates particles that behave like a hight viscouse liquid. I used simple spheres to render the particles here

you can download the blend file here

This animation was made using dynamic paint on a rectangular canvas. The brush is a invisible sphere that changes the weightpaint of a vertex group (used to remove the grass) and a displacement modifier (used to generate the mole hills).

you can download the blend file here