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I was looking to see if I could simulate orbits or gravity at least in Blender. Is it possible to set an object as a gravitational source, and have other objects be affected by it realistically? I know there is a gravity variable that effects things in physics sims obviously but can gravity be emitted by an object?
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I was looking to see if I could simulate orbits or gravity at least in Blender. Is it possible to set an object as a gravitational source, and have other objects be affected by it realistically? I know there is a gravity variable that effects things in physics sims obviously but can gravity be emitted by an object?
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I was looking to see if I could simulate orbits or gravity at least in Blender. Is it possible to set an object as a gravitational source, and have other objects be affected by it realistically? I know there is a gravity variable that effects things in physics sims obviously but can gravity be emitted by an object?
physics
asked 2 hours ago
Rick Yarborough
162
I was looking to see if I could simulate orbits or gravity at least in Blender. Is it possible to set an object as a gravitational source, and have other objects be affected by it realistically? I know there is a gravity variable that effects things in physics sims obviously but can gravity be emitted by an object?
physics
physics
asked 2 hours ago
Rick Yarborough
162
asked 2 hours ago
Rick Yarborough
162
asked 2 hours ago
Rick Yarborough
162
asked 2 hours ago
Rick Yarborough
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asked 2 hours ago
Rick Yarborough
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You could use a force object as the source of gravity, there is a "Gravitation" check box you can use to make the force proportional to distance. Turn off global gravity (in the Scene tab). Giving rigid body objects an initial velocity is tricky but you can use the hack described in this answer:
How can I add motion to a rigid body?
A quick implementation of this concept:
However, this falls short of an "actual simulation" because both objects should be attracted to one another. Perhaps it is possible to create a gravity force object for each mesh in your sim, and parent the force objects to the meshes?
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Are you trying to make GFX? I believe the best way to do that would be to animate it if you're making an animation, I don't really think there is a way to make gravity generate from an object, the only way objects "move" is when you move it or you make an animation and the object moves in it. Such as, depending on what planet the animation is on, animate them jumping to certain heights then falling or something else of the sort. Hope this helped!
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Yeah. Unfortunately, I am looking to do actual simulations. Guess that sort of thing needs to be programmed yourself.
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You could use a force object as the source of gravity, there is a "Gravitation" check box you can use to make the force proportional to distance. Turn off global gravity (in the Scene tab). Giving rigid body objects an initial velocity is tricky but you can use the hack described in this answer:
How can I add motion to a rigid body?
A quick implementation of this concept:
However, this falls short of an "actual simulation" because both objects should be attracted to one another. Perhaps it is possible to create a gravity force object for each mesh in your sim, and parent the force objects to the meshes?
answered 1 hour ago
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You could use a force object as the source of gravity, there is a "Gravitation" check box you can use to make the force proportional to distance. Turn off global gravity (in the Scene tab). Giving rigid body objects an initial velocity is tricky but you can use the hack described in this answer:
How can I add motion to a rigid body?
A quick implementation of this concept:
However, this falls short of an "actual simulation" because both objects should be attracted to one another. Perhaps it is possible to create a gravity force object for each mesh in your sim, and parent the force objects to the meshes?
answered 1 hour ago
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You could use a force object as the source of gravity, there is a "Gravitation" check box you can use to make the force proportional to distance. Turn off global gravity (in the Scene tab). Giving rigid body objects an initial velocity is tricky but you can use the hack described in this answer:
How can I add motion to a rigid body?
A quick implementation of this concept:
However, this falls short of an "actual simulation" because both objects should be attracted to one another. Perhaps it is possible to create a gravity force object for each mesh in your sim, and parent the force objects to the meshes?
answered 1 hour ago
risingfall
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You could use a force object as the source of gravity, there is a "Gravitation" check box you can use to make the force proportional to distance. Turn off global gravity (in the Scene tab). Giving rigid body objects an initial velocity is tricky but you can use the hack described in this answer:
How can I add motion to a rigid body?
A quick implementation of this concept:
However, this falls short of an "actual simulation" because both objects should be attracted to one another. Perhaps it is possible to create a gravity force object for each mesh in your sim, and parent the force objects to the meshes?
answered 1 hour ago
risingfall
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Are you trying to make GFX? I believe the best way to do that would be to animate it if you're making an animation, I don't really think there is a way to make gravity generate from an object, the only way objects "move" is when you move it or you make an animation and the object moves in it. Such as, depending on what planet the animation is on, animate them jumping to certain heights then falling or something else of the sort. Hope this helped!
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Yeah. Unfortunately, I am looking to do actual simulations. Guess that sort of thing needs to be programmed yourself.
– Rick Yarborough
2 hours ago
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Are you trying to make GFX? I believe the best way to do that would be to animate it if you're making an animation, I don't really think there is a way to make gravity generate from an object, the only way objects "move" is when you move it or you make an animation and the object moves in it. Such as, depending on what planet the animation is on, animate them jumping to certain heights then falling or something else of the sort. Hope this helped!
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Yeah. Unfortunately, I am looking to do actual simulations. Guess that sort of thing needs to be programmed yourself.
– Rick Yarborough
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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Are you trying to make GFX? I believe the best way to do that would be to animate it if you're making an animation, I don't really think there is a way to make gravity generate from an object, the only way objects "move" is when you move it or you make an animation and the object moves in it. Such as, depending on what planet the animation is on, animate them jumping to certain heights then falling or something else of the sort. Hope this helped!
answered 2 hours ago
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Are you trying to make GFX? I believe the best way to do that would be to animate it if you're making an animation, I don't really think there is a way to make gravity generate from an object, the only way objects "move" is when you move it or you make an animation and the object moves in it. Such as, depending on what planet the animation is on, animate them jumping to certain heights then falling or something else of the sort. Hope this helped!
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Yeah. Unfortunately, I am looking to do actual simulations. Guess that sort of thing needs to be programmed yourself.
– Rick Yarborough
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
Yeah. Unfortunately, I am looking to do actual simulations. Guess that sort of thing needs to be programmed yourself.
– Rick Yarborough
2 hours ago
Yeah. Unfortunately, I am looking to do actual simulations. Guess that sort of thing needs to be programmed yourself.
– Rick Yarborough
2 hours ago
Yeah. Unfortunately, I am looking to do actual simulations. Guess that sort of thing needs to be programmed yourself.
– Rick Yarborough
2 hours ago
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