Soft Bodies: Blender 3D Game Engine

3. Bending Const.

Note:

The Bending Contraint dampings the bending motion.

Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)

Bending Constr. button

4. LinStiff

Note:

Linear Stiffness of the soft body links.

Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)

LinStiff slider

Range 0.00 to 1.00

5. Set Bounds

Note:

Collisions Bounds is the physics body model that is used to calculate the collisions.

Triangle Mesh:

Each triangle is used to calculate collisions.

Convex Hull:

Only the corners/angles of the shape of the model are used to calculate collisions.

Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)

Bounds button

Convex Hull
Triangle Mesh

6. Advanced Settings

Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)

Advanced Settings

Cluster Collision RS button

Enable cluster collision between rigid and soft bodies

Cluster Collision SS button

Enable cluster collision between soft and soft bodies

Cluster Iter

Number of cluster iterations

Range: 1 to 128

Position Inter

Number of solver iterations

Range: 0 to 10

Welding

Distance between nearby vertices to be considered equal
Range 0.00 to 0.01

7. Start Game Engine

P key
or
User Preference menu >> Game >> Play

The Blender 3D and game engine tutorials were created as a series of step by step instructions and help you create computer games. Use the tutorials to make casual video games, First Person Shooter games, role playing games, racing simulation games and more. Use the tutorials as a self paced learning tool to model and program your own three-dimensional world and then play on your computer.