ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() #67 – Fracture and Rigid Body Dynamics

Wow! We had lots of audience today!

Kampoong Monster Studios, now Prawitra Studio gave an open workshop about Intro to Fracture and Rigid Body Dynamics today 🙂

Most of the audience are from Cimahi Creative Association (CCA) 🙂

The Technical Director of Pawitra Studio, Aditia A. Pratama was also there too 🙂

The trainer was CG Supervisor of Pawitra Studio: Bintang Senja Pratama 🙂

We’re going to upload the video on our YouTube Channel (after the editing process that might take a while 😀 )

Here we are just going to show you some of the pictures. The detailed will be in the video 😉

In workshop today we learned how to create rigid objects with physics force applied to them.

We can apply some weights, gravity force, fractions etc like the picture below.

We can also add some bouncing parameter to the objects. In this case we have a ball and a thick surface below it.

We wanted to make the ball fall right on top of the plane and break it. So we had to make both object rigid body.

We also had to set parameters for fractures

Look at those inspired audience! 🙂

When all set up, when the ball fall on top of the surface, it breaks.

Or we can add more dramatic fractures like this one

Even with more objects and different materials

We can also use particles if we want to make the ball explode from the inside.

Q & A sessions 🙂

Yeah we can make it cracked (not break apart into pieces) by putting another surface so close to the top surface.

Like usual, at the end of the session, each one of us introduce self to the others 🙂

It was raining heavily and we had to wait until it became a little bit lighter 🙂

But we didn’t mind because we can still gather and talk while waiting 😉

See you next week! 😉

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ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() #63 – Visual Programming – Animation Nodes

Today, we did some visual programming! Aditia A. Pratama, Blender Trainer and Technical Director of Kampoong Monster Studios showed us how to do it with Animation Nodes 🙂

This is how the nodes look like.

These nodes define loops, transitions, calculation, process, input and output.

This is an example of generating random numbers with animation nodes.

We practically can do anything with this 🙂

We can generate a sequence of movements of random objects with nodes.

This example shows how to create a stack of coins, with random x and y axis. It will stack up more coins if we drag the arrow upward and remove coins if the arrow is going downward.

So at the beginning we just need to create one coin object.

And the set up some nodes to generate more coins.

Once it’s done, we’ll get something like this 🙂

The audience who are lucky to learn so much about animation today! 🙂

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp #59 29 Feb 2016 – Video Editing in Blender

Yaaay today Kampoong Monster Studios back to codeMeetUp() giving a workshop on Video Editing in Blender 🙂 Aditia A. Pratama, Technical Director of Kampoong Monster taught us how to use Blender powerful features to edit videos and also a bit animation 🙂

We did lots of things!

We had to pay attention very carefully because there was so much details to keep up with 😀

The audience were so nice and enthusiastic 🙂

And yeaaah this is us 🙂 *notice that some of them are very proud about their shirts 😉 *

See you next week and don’t forget to visit our website here! 😉