Recently I started to learn physics and simulations inside Blender. At the same time I have watched first LEGO movie and discovered mecabricks website. You can see the results of this below
This animation was inspired by one of @JohannesM works. Once i saw how his x-wing disassembles after getting shot i knew i want to try something similar
Blender Rigid Body system default settings were not working as I wanted, so I decided to make a proxy mesh for every single part. After this I realised that all proxy parts should be hidden at render.
I asked chatGPT to create an addon that does this in one click (I have zero knowledge of coding or creating addons and this was my first experience with GPT, this was straight up 2047 techno-magic for me)
«Everything Is Awesome»
For the cloth section of my tests, I first tried to pin a lego plate to a waving plane. I had no clue what a surface deform modifier does, but now it seems pretty useful for cloth like effects
I quickly realised that I can't imagine something appealing with just a slightly waving plate, so I decided to make some cool textures for Lego bricks and I honestly had a lot of fun in shader editor. My favorite is glassy one inspired by Nothing company
Some additional renders I made while finishing this case
Thank you for watching (:
