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Troubleshooting: Why are my objects exploding?

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Troubleshooting: Why are my objects exploding?

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Before we move on to the next chapter, I would like to take this opportunity to thank my mother, my father, my agent. No, no. I'm joking. I would like to take this opportunity to explain phenomena that appears in Cinema 4Ds dynamic sometimes. Let me show you. I'll create two cubes. I will drag one cube away from the other, create a floor, select the two cubes, pull them above the floor, change my display settings. How original. Select all the objects. Right-click, simulation tags, rigid body. If I play this animation, you see that the cubes fall to ground and come to a resting position. Now let me change something. I'm going to select the right cube. Move it to the left. And make it intersect the other cube. Let me play this simulation now. You can see that for some reason these two cubes repel each other. If I move it even further, look at this, it's obvious that this repulsive force is much stronger. If they're quite close, it's very, very weak. The reason this happens is the…

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