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#WIP Progress on my upcoming football animation in Blender, Geometry Nodes have been a huge help in creating these dynamic movements 🎨🧡
Geometry Nodes for that kind of organic cloth-like movement is such a good call instead of hand keying it. What's the trickiest part been so far, getting the physics to read as "football energy" specifically rather than generic cloth sim?
Yeah, I need something procedural that uses the ball as a field to control the flat zone, the trickiest part is probably dialing in the right parameters to get a good balance between the large and small waves.
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Thank you!🙌 The rendering itself took about 4 days in total, excluding the texturing, modeling, and post-production work.
Worked on this transition in Jitter, and honestly, this has to be one of my favourite animation processes ever.
There’s something ridiculously satisfying about taking a simple UI interaction and slowly pushing it until the movement feels just right.
I kept playing with the timing, easing, spacing, and little details until the whole transition started feeling natural instead of just “animated.”
And the best part? Jitter makes this kind of experimentation insanely fast. You can try an idea, tweak it, break it, fix it, and instantly see how it feels.
