Tips for DESTROYING things in blender! 

so true

My 10 year old laptop: Ima blow this place up

My computer: I ran minecraft at 10 FPS and you want simulations ARE YOU CRAZY

You can do this simulations individually and export them as an FBX with the animation baked in. Once you have done all of your simulations individually and exported them all, you can then bring them into a new scene and combine them all as you need! Once they have been baked and exported as I mentioned, you will not have to rely on simulating the physics each time which will free up your computers memory by a very large margin.

​@@KASSISHOTwhat makes you think my computer can even handle one simulation?

This, so much this

$500 could never

man its a 30 second tutorial what did u expect? some nasa simulation?

@@GLEPCHANNEL I was expecting something that doesn't look like bland, low effort garbage

You shouldn't use the word 'bad' when describing the work of a fellow artist. I would say 'not realistic'. Do you remember when you just started learning? Yeah, that's what I call 'bad' when I look at my early unfinished projects.

@@salahben2350 I don't mean "it doesn't look realistic.". I mean that it looks like shit.

@@no-lifenoah7861 Why do you use foul language to describe someone's art? Super Mario (Hand Drawn Art Style) looks like shit according to you, but it is still art. Do you understand how art mediums work? If you're talking from a technical perspective, you could give us tips on what to improve. Or at least, show us what you can do better. please flex!

DDR3 is a no go in my book, however that has more to do with limitations on other components. If you upgrade to 8GB, you should be able to run things, albeit fairly slowly. 16GB is what is the realistic minimum now. On DDR3 your processor choices are slower than DDR4 or DDR5, but if you have a decent processor (probably should be an intel, as AMD wasn't the best on DDR3) you should be fine. The program in this video is Blender, FYI, so it needs a 2GB VRAM GPU to run the most recent ones, however older versions (I think version 3 is included in this) only need 1GB. If you have an APU (integrated graphics CPU) it should also be able to run Blender, however it will be a lot slower and it'll put limitations onto your projects.

He said the death animation was stupid

someones mad lol

@@Sabrelake_Corp REPORTED L BOZO + RATIO

@@TheCuberDev go play your childs game before i tell your parents

@@Sabrelake_Corp who CARES????