The Complete Guide to Rigid Body Simulations in Blender 3D (Udemy.com)

Another GREAT Course! I did have issues with the motor constraint but i think i was just pushing myself too deep into the night and might have to try again in the morning. Either way i am SO GLAD i got these courses while they were on sale. Another sector of Blender has been unlocked and i am now able to teach myself how to experiment even further! The cell fracture course was my favorite. The obstacle course helped me try again and again and again until i finally knocked down all of the tower which was a good form of repetition for me.

Really Good Course to understand how the Rigid Body Simulation works in Blender ! Good explanations and cool animations to work on. Thanks a lot !

Fantastic course! I had a lot of fun and learned a lot. I really recommend the course. I already bought some other courses in the series from Stephen Pearson and I'm looking forward to it. I like that it is relatively short, but still covers a lot. Definitely worth the money (on Udemy discount). Also, I did it in Blender 2.9. It was no problem. Only a few things are different, which actually is good for the learning experience as you need to fill in the gaps yourself. This was my second course in Blender, the first one was an extensive complete beginners course. I would recommend that you do it in that order, so you can focus on the rigid body learning, but it is definitely not required.

As always, a complete package. What would be great if we could have sort of masterclass or something on the topic of simulations. With very complex simulations(including particles) where we are given tasks that we have to complete but can also check for the most efficant solution.

Good to have a top down look of how the rigid body and collision modifiers work. I lost focus at a few places where I felt it was a bit fluffy in terms of the course content, other than that, amazing content.

Great course on rigid body simulation in Blender! The lessons are clear and straight to the point. Instructor moves a bit too fast at some points, but it doesn't pose a problem for someone who uses Blender from time to time. I had no problem following the course in Blender 2.8. The only part I had to get back to using Blender 2.79 was the exercise that uses the Cell Fracture modifier, which doesn't work with Blender 2.8 yet.

excelente curso para principiantes y gente con poco conocimiento de blender, ejemplos muy prácticos, el instructor no se anda con rodeos y va directo a lo importante. Para mejorar, poco quizás explicar un poco mas las opciones de renderizado para los principiantes en blender, gracias

I learned a few things with this course! I already had basic knowledge. While I enjoyed this course, I think the several parts where you made mistakes, or had to backtrack (perhaps helpful for complete beginners) could have been cut out to preserve some time but otherwise, you explained things simply and thoroughly!

Blender Basics was one of the best 8 minute summaries of Blender shortcuts I've seen. Unfortunately, the first part of Rigid Body Basics felt disorganized with several "do overs" where a something was not properly set. I watched it twice and some of the terminology was still unclear. You may want to consider re-recording that one and beginning with a short demo of what the end result will be. A sixty second refresher on animation, timeline and keyframes that play into the physics simulation would also be helpful.

The explanations in this course are very concise and cover a lot of ground efficiently and thoroughly. The instructor, despite his young age, is extremely knowledgeable in Blender and able to relay that information well. I feel like I gathered quite a number of Blender skills through this course, and I am certain that I will return to some areas that personally struggled with in the future to lock them down. Terry Davis