Is there any way to do this in fusion ? Something similar ?
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JustCropIt
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Re: Physics Animation/Newton
I've seen some collision stuff with particles (using pCustom like this example) but beyond something similar, there's no "real" native (or third party AFAIK) physics feature using hard/soft bodies or anything like that.
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@JustCropIt I see. It would be nice if black magic added such feature. Btw I cant see the link you posted
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Sure would be nice:) Both for 3d and the (2D) Shapes system.
And yeah.. the link, well.. I messed up!
This was the link I was aiming for:)
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A long long time ago (14 years to be exact) before BM bought fusion one of the very talented eyeon guys, Blazej, did a tutorial about python integration with fusion and how to integrate an open source rigid body collision simulation engine into the 3d system -
- not exactly what you wanted and I don't know if it would still work as per the tutorial with fu19, but it does show that it could be done, I think.
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That's super cool!
The python library they use haven't bin updated in 10 years so no py3 or 64bit support but I cound another library called PyChrono that should be able to create the same result.
Would love to have the source code he used in the video
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Re: Physics Animation/Newton
You could check if it happens to be in his github repository: https://github.com/bfloch
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Re: Physics Animation/Newton
All the cool kids have moved to Jolt physics. I would love some refresh of the particle system, extended with something like Jolt as a physics solver. (or xpbd would be cool too!)
