mv.artz writes:
There is a great chance that you have seen one of these satisfying animation loops. Motion designers all over the internet have been publishing things like these over the past years, perfectly looping mini-factories that create all kinds of wonders.
These animations are captivating, pleasing to the viewer’s eye, and entertaining, but how are they created?
Recently I created a chain-reaction animation for a client, part of this was a small factory. Then I noticed some deformation issues when instancing something along a curve in Blender. In this post, we’ll take a look at how to tackle that, as well as, a few other issues.
To demonstrate my point, I created this toffee factory, I’ve been staying clear from sweets, this year, so this was some sort of relief.
