Advanced Physics Simulations With Molecular Particles And Cubesurfer
CGMatter shares some great particle simulations using two free Blender add-ons.
In this blender demo I show you some advanced physics simulations made with molecular particles and cubesurfer (cloth, destruction, sand, ropes, etc). Pick up these updated addons here:
Thanks for the info and updates!
Managed to install Molecular for Blender 2.8. But when trying to activate the Cubesurfer in Blender’s preferences, I get the following error;
ModuleNotFoundError: No Module named CubeSurfer.
Tried with Blender 2.8 and 2.81.
(When trying to install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 I get the message that there is a newer version is installed.)
Any idea what it is?
https://blender-addons.org/cubesurfer-addon/
more information on your issue can be found (probably ) here
Eh yes, I wrote that article. For those who encounter the same issue: go to the folder where all your addons are installed (On Windows: appdata, roaming, etc). Then change the folder name for the CubeSurfer addon to: cubesurfer (No capitals).
Also, at the moment the cubesurfer doesn’t make a full surface: faces are missing. See also notes on Github. But if you are creative, you can make advantage of it, for example use wireframe modifier.
To get the hang of the Molecular Script addon I recommend this new video:
https://youtu.be/ZGR_bXpFAXQ
Or if you don’t have access to YouTube, there are a few notes on how to start on:
https://blender-addons.org/molecular-script-addon/
Thanks,
any idea if this can be integrated with animation nodes? that would propel Blender to next leel.
wow, it looks really nice. Is the cloth sim calculated in cpu or gpu? if cpu, will it benefit linearly if I get a 64 core ryzen?
Is there a way to add items to an isosurface object via script? The “+” button is saying “undocumented operator”. But there must be a way to code it?
Thanks