keyframe and rigid bodies in Blender

How to create keyframed objects interaction with rigid bodies in Blender:

1-Animate one object with keyframe. Name the Action in the DopeSheet.
2-Switch from Blender Render to Blender Game for the Rigid Body simulation.
3-Set the simulation objects to RigidBodies and the keyframed object to Static in the Physics menu.
4-In the LogicEditor, set the keyframed object like this:
sensor: Always/controller: And/acuators: Action then set the action to the one you ve done in "1" and adjust the start and end value.
5-Hit P. hit ESC to stop
6-To keyframe the entire simulation you first need to match FPS from Render menu (in Blender Render mode) to the Blender Game world FPS. Then check Record Simulation ON in the the Game top menu. Hit P.

Production with Blender Cycle

I've done my first production work rendered with Blender Cycle. Render was very fast at 15 or 25 sec /frame. Compositing and fx was done with after effects.

new year e-card

Here his a "quick and dirty" newyear e-card I ve done. I ve done the music, edit and design/compositing.


>vidéo

Compositing setup - Blender (cycle)

I ve just done a compositing setup with blender and Cycle Render:

World Film Production

I've done a brandname logo animation for World Film Production last days. They just release a fantastic trailer for Black Day with terrorists, kungfu fighting, but no aliens unfortunatly.

check this out!

Krumbler

This is a 3dsmax2012 tool done in maxscript. You can use it to animate destruction easily (collapsing bridge for example). Watch the demo and enjoy the script! happy destruction

>download KrumbleR

Gemini Rising trailer is out

Most of the VFX of this movie are done in Blender. I ve done the alien design, sculpt, rig and animation. This is a story about aliens, secret military base on an uncharted island, roundhouse kick in the face and telepathy... I think the flying vampire monkeys will come in the sequel ;)
Thank you very much to Nataniel, Sam and Eric I've worked with. Cheers