DillonGoo Studios, focusing on 3D animation, has presented Goo Physics, a new custom-built physics solution for Blender, allowing for simulating hair, cloth, props, soft bodies, and more.
Goo Physics is a tool for stylized art that lets artists bring bouncy, floppy, and gooey stylized bone simulation to their rigs in seconds. The notable feature of the tool is that it simulates movement automatically while allowing artists to tweak the movement afterwards.
As for more specific details, the add-on features a custom Geometry Node setup created specifically to achieve a more anime movement with maximum flexibility. To visualize cloth, for example, the tool uses native Blender's Cloth simulation as a basis; the cloth setup is suitable for visualizing long bone chains, such as ponytails, braids, or certain tails. There are also presets to streamline the workflow.
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