Blender Physics Test

Following the Cloth Test I did last time, here's another series on the tests I'm doing. This is a physical simulation test done within Blender to test out how the bullet physics engine behaves in certain situations given a number of preferences.  Unlike Ragdoll physics or Euphoria, Bullet physics underperforms under some circumstances like real-life reaction to physics, organic bending, etc.  But Bullet Physics alone is a comprehensive and powerful physics engine, so much that it had been used several times already to make realistic games via the BGE (Blender Game Engine).

Below is a simple test I did with Blender's Physical Simulation via the Blender Game Engine, where I recorded the natural motion and collision to IPOs and later tweaked them over the IPO editor.  Added the corresponding materials, composited, rendered, and sequence edited. Everything was done inside of Blender, including the rendering.

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Have fun! More tests to come. ^_^