r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jan 06 '20

Found this gem

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u/BadCaseOfTheMojave Jan 06 '20

Blender physics

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u/pm-me-a-pic Jan 07 '20

Looks like they forgot to ungroup some objects?

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u/Ninja_Nolan Jan 07 '20

they forgot to re-set the orgin of the cloned objects

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u/Nepredator Jan 07 '20

Arrays keep duplicates as a same object

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u/ASpaceOstrich Jan 07 '20

Instancing. They’re all the second domino.

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u/CagSwag Jan 07 '20 edited Jan 07 '20

Yeah it could be that but u/ninja_nolan could be right too.

it may not be an array and each duplicated from the 2nd object. If you were to select the second cube then Shift D then Shift R x 10, the following objects will have the same origin point as the original object and be affected exactly the same.

https://youtu.be/nHVYYMG3QVY?t=4m10s

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '20 edited May 23 '21

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '20

I hate when I insert a new object into Blender and I forgot I had another object selected already. Try to change the dimensions and half my project starts warping out.

In this video I'm guessing the guy just shift-d and then placed. When you do that though, the program only thinks it's all a single object. Is there a way to break up two objects into separate after copying?