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all know that destroying things is often

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way more fun so step aside Michael Bay

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in this blender tutorial you're gonna be

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learning three unique easy ways to

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animate destruction in blender

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the coolest thing is we're not using any

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paid add-ons everything we're doing

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today can be done by you for free at

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home and a big thanks to kamino for

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sponsoring this video their custom built

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water cooled workstations are Beyond

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incredible learn more about Camino and

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their grondo RM featuring four RTX 3090s

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water cooled later on in the video and

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check them out with the link in the

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video description below

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so our first destruction animation is

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going to be done using only blender's

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internal tools and that is going to be

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using particle systems and the explode

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modifier so I'll be showing you how to

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do this on a TIE fighter which I think

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is a good use case for this Method Of

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Destruction so I'm using this model here

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off of sketchfab I've modified it to

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work right inside a blender you can

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download this in the description if you

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want for this method you start by adding

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a particle system to your object extend

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the lifetime for as long as you want the

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animation to go and then adjust the

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start and end frames to when you want

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your model to start destructing to when

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it's completely destroyed this has to

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happen pretty fast to be semi-realistic

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so I'm going with 15 and 18. basically

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it's going to take three frames for

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everything to be destroyed into

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particles so jumping into your modifier

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tab add in the explode modifier this

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method works by taking the faces of your

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mesh and transforming them into

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particles and then you can interact with

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those particles with force fields and

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objects and stuff so it's pretty cool

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choosing cut edges will give you more of

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The Shard look that looks better for

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Destruction and you can make these

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particles a little bit smarter by going

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to the particle system tab checking

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rotation and then also checking Dynamic

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then in the physics tab you can choose

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multiply mask with size and increase the

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mass to something larger three Works in

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this example then under viewport display

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you can hide the particles by choosing

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none so now that your model is destroyed

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into particles you can do some cool

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things like using forced fields to

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control these here I added in a

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turbulence modifier gave it a strength

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of something big and you can see how it

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just rips the model apart now sending it

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in every which direction which might

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work well for a space explosion you can

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also add objects to interact with this

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for example I'll add in a plane for a

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floor here and under the physics just

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choose Collision give it a dampening of

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five and a friction of five and then add

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a little bit of randomization to both of

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these values as well for a little bit

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more realism and you can see with that

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the particles are now interacting with

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another object you can do the same thing

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with animated objects if you want to

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have a Suzanne head for example rip into

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the Tie Fighter so here I just added the

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same physic collisions to that Suzanne

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model I enabled automatic keyframing

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added a keyframe and frame one jump to

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frame 30 and added another keyframe now

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you can see that Suzanne had interacting

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with the particles and ripping through

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that TIE fighter like it's butter it's

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not always the most realistic but it's a

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super easy method to get quick results

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exploding things in blender

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second way you can animate destruction

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in blender is using the cell fracture

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add-on and rigid body physics

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I'm rendering all of these animations on

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the grondo RM from kamino kamino builds

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custom water cooled professional killer

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workstations and by killer I mean this

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thing destroys benchmarks the grondo RM

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I have here features a water cooled 32

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core threadripper CPU along with four

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water cooled RTX 3090s blender works

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extremely well with extra GPU power so

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single frames in these animations were

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rendered in just seconds in the full HD

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rendered animations finished in just

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around 25 minutes learn more about

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kamino and their Grando RM water cooled

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workstations with the first link in the

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video description for this example I

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have a new 3D scanned Rock model that

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you'll be learning more about in the

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near future so stay tuned for that and

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you guessed it we're gonna be destroying

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this rock so for this one we have to

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start by enabling the cell fracture

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add-on and the preferences once you

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check that box it's enabled and if you

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go to your object drop down quick

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effects choose cell fracture here we

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have a lot of settings but it's actually

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quite simple The Source limit determines

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how many broken parts of the Rock gonna

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have noise adds a little bit more

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Randomness I found a low value of this

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works you can't go too high with it

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though and then the recursive shatter

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options allows you to take shards that

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are already broken and break them into

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even more small pieces you can go a

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little bit with this I like to go about

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two but again too much with the rigid

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body physics gets pretty messy there's a

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few other options here for determining

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which shards get broken into smaller

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pieces you can play around with these

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making it random or just breaking the

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big shards smaller but I actually found

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small to be more realistic and then the

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last setting that you want to pay attention to is the material setting

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here so if you look at the object I

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actually have two materials this is

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because I want a material for the inside

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of those shards as well and if you set

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your settings to be material one that

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will mean that all the materials on the

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inside of this object once it's

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shattered will be using the second

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material in your material tray so with

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that said go ahead and click ok now you

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can see that object is broken into a

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bunch of smaller Shard objects and your

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original object is still there you're

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going to want to make sure you grab this

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and move it out of the way otherwise it

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will be messing up your animation now go

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ahead and hit B to box select all these

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shards inside of that rock go object

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down to rigid body and choose add active

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then you can go back to object again

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down to rigid body again and choose

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calculate mass with them all selected

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still here you have a bunch of different

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presets for calculating different

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weights of different objects and for

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this one we're going to choose Stone

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crushed now you can see if you jump to

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the physics settings all of these

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objects have a different unique Mass

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depending on the size of The Shard this

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adds a lot of realism to your animations

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grab a floor plan then go object rigid

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body and choose add passive and that's

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the basic settings for a rigid body

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animation and as you can see once it's

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destroyed the inside of this rock has a

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different material and this is just a

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basic Rock PBR material with the mapping

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set to generated instead of UV this is

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really the only way to avoid too much

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stretching and the textures on the

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inside of those shards easily but now

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you can take these rigid bodies even

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further by using a few constraints so

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select all of your shards again go

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object rigid body and this time choose

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connect to keep it organized I like to

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select all the rock shards and

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constraints and then hit M to move them

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to a new collection that I'll name

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something like rack now if you shift

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grab one of your constraints to make it

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the active constraint and jump to your

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physics tab you can see that we have a

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few settings here for the constraints

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starting with breakable go ahead and

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check that on and then right click copy

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to selected this will add the same

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setting change to all of those rigid

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body constraints same with the threshold

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select them all change the threshold to

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something like 25 and then right click

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that value and choose copy to selected

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now all of these constraints have

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breakable and a threshold of 25 set to

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them and so if you played back the

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simulation you can see it's quite a bit

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more realistic as some of the shards

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hold together and some of them break now

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that just playing around with this

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threshold value will determine How

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likely a rock is to break when it

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collides with something as you can see a

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value of 55 breaks a pretty decent

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amount still but a value of a hundred

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actually holds together more or less

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another great physics use case for the

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cell fracture add-on is something like a

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log or beam like I have here if you want

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to have a little bit more control on how

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your object or log in this case is

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shattered you can use The annotation

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tool you can select it on your toolbar

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or you can hold down D and draw some

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lines across your object here now if you

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go object quick effects and choose cell

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fracture you can shift select annotation

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tool and now when you process that you

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can see that all of these shards are

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focused around those lines that we drew

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on our object now you can even affect

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the cell fracture even more but this

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time along the X Y and Z scale change

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the Z value all the way down to

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something small like a 0.1 and that will

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make these shards very long and skinny

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along the z-axis as you can see here

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which look a lot more like shards of

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wood if you're going to shatter this log

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as of course enzymatic specs I went

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ahead and did

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now you might have realized the default

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Cube almost made it throughout the

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entire video without getting destroyed

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so we have to take care of that right

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now for our third Method Of Destruction

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inside of blender we're going to be

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using the molecular free add-on first

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we'll install the molecular add-on by

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going into your preferences and making

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sure you've downloaded the molecular

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script I'll leave the GitHub Link in the

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video description where you can download

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the script for your specific computer

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then just click install in the blender

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add-ons and choose the molecular zip

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file and if you switch from all to user

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installed add-ons make sure you have the

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molecular script enabled with that

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little checkbox there so to bring up

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your molecular script add-ons you're

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just going to hit n on your keyboard to

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bring up your properties tab along the

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sidebar we have a few different tabs

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just select the molecular plus option

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here right off the bat with the cube

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selected you can choose 3D grid and if I

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hit Z to go into wireframe mode and you

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can see this adds a whole bunch of

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particles in a grid inside that Cube you

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can go ahead and add a floor plan choose

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the collider option on the plane within

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the add-on here and then if you played

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back your simulation you can see all

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those particles would pour out and fall

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onto the plan but something's different

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because unlike blender's normal

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particles these are actually piling up

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on top of each other because they're

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interacting with each other that's one

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of the ways where the molecular script

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is super cool we can make it even

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smarter if we jump to our physics tab

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with the cube selected you can see we

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have some settings for the molecular

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add-on starting with the link setting go

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ahead and choose Link at Birth then

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choose calculate particles weight by

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density and give it the preset of sand

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which I found worked pretty well just by

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changing those two settings if you were

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to move your Cube up into the air free

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the bake and then calculate the

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stimulation again you can see that it

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now bounces around like a chunk of jello

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because all those particles are linked

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together but if we wanted to break apart

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because this video is about destruction

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you can take the broken value here at

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the bottom and give it something smaller

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like a 0.1 a little bit of random broken

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also helps add some realism to the

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simulation now you can see it's breaking

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with only certain parts of the particles

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still holding together depending on

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where the velocity is hitting that cube

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in a very realistic satisfying fashion I

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might add now to render these particles

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you can just add in another Cube select

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your particle Cube and under the

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particle settings first change the

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viewport display to not show the emitter

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so uncheck show emitter and then under

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the render settings also uncheck show

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emitter then under the render as change

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it from Halo over to object and for that

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object choose the second Cube that we

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just added into the scene now if we

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recalculate our simulation you can see

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it's made up of a bunch of smaller cubes

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this is pretty cool but I still don't

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feel like we've caused the default Cube

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enough pain yet so go ahead and add in

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another Cube this will be our

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destruction Cube and the molecular

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settings set it as the collider enable

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automatic keyframing and on frame one

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give it a keyframe on frame 50 move it

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to swipe through the cube and add in a

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second keyframe and then when you

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calculate the simulation you can see

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here that I missed

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that's a little embarrassing so go ahead

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and move those two keyframes down a

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little bit and you can see that now it

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collides with the cube when we calculate

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the simulation and it looks really sick

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you might notice that these cubes aren't

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rotating and they're keeping their exact

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same rotation the whole time which

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doesn't look very cool so just like we

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did for the first method of destroying

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things if you jump to your particle

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settings and turn on rotation and enable

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Dynamic then calculate your simulation

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again you'll see that those cubes are

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now rotating and when they get collided

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with they go spinning and fly off in a

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very satisfying destructiony type of way

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now you can change the quality of this

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by selecting your particle Cube and

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changing the size I found going down to

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a .05 was about as far as I wanted to

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push it then you just free the bakes and

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click 3D grid again and as you can see

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it added about twice as many cubes to

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our simulation you can adjust the step

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setting here as well in the add-on going

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smaller we'll calculate the physics

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faster but lose a little bit of accuracy

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so this is up to you I'm going to go

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with a value of 12. if a lot with the

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magic of editing here is our finished

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simulation and it's looking very dope so

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go ahead and Destroy as many different

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fault cubes now as you like

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now as a bonus tip you can use this

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method in combination with our second

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method having the molecular particles as

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a ground plane underneath a cell

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fractured surface and when you set up an

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object as a collider for the molecular

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add-on as well as the rigid body physics

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you can get some pretty cool results

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bursting through both of these layers

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combined so if you guys have learned a

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few new ways to destroy things inside of

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blender hope you enjoyed this video if

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you did let me know with a like on the

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video and if you had a question you can

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leave a comment below thanks again to

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Camino for sponsoring this video check

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out their incredibly cool pun intended

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custom water cooled workstations with

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the link in the video description

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that'll do it for me guys and I'll see

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you soon in another video bye-bye

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