More bounce

If you’re trying to get a bit more bounce in your life.

In the below video I have a sphere dropping and being flung into the wall with a timed newton field.
By default we see little to no bouncing, but increasing the bounciness value by a little we get some nice results

Most of the time you don’t want too much bouncing on human/ creatures as their muscle/fat would absorb a lot of the impact- but having more bounce on props or solid objects makes sense.

  • Try increase your bounciness. by default it’s at around 0.01
  • Lower your air density think of this as a damping on the motion, the higher the number the more like thick soup your air will be.
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I’ve added a small tutorial on how to achieve the perfect bounce. There are a few gotchas, as the defaults are all tuned towards ragdolls rather than bouncing balls. But the gotchas can be repurposed to make your ragdolls better too!

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Lovely !!! back to the basics… this will definitely help a lot ! thanks