IVE FOUND THE PROBLEM
after 2 days it turns out that some of the dominoes towards the end didnt have a gravity field connected to them
opps
thanks for the help anywase
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IVE FOUND THE PROBLEM
after 2 days it turns out that some of the dominoes towards the end didnt have a gravity field connected to them
opps
thanks for the help anywase
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ignore the ball, i havent finished that yet
is there anyway to kill the particles when they hit the cave?
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pizza hut and dominos = rival pizza companies :pOriginally posted by elephantinc
Pizza hut, i dont get it
the domino behind it! there rigid bodies and theres gravity
can't you stop the particle emission with keyframes?
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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thanks anyway
update soon i hope
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7LYjW3HThs
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I ACTUALLY FINISHED SOMETHING
(despite a broken thumb)
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but who needs a thumb when doing this?
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:headbang:
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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nice animation dude, my screens really dark though so i have to ask, the little ball hits the boulder thing right? sorry i cant really see it too well:p
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