Simulating a Crushed Can in Blender

[ #Blender #Modeling #Animation #Simulation #Tutorial ]
In this tutorial Sardi Pax demonstrates to us two alternative ways of crushing a metal can in Blender as well as a simple technique for applying a decal texture. Also, the second video below by Kenan Proffittshows another easy method of simulating the crushed can effect by simply making use of a real can and taking images in sequence as it is being crushed.

>> See Also: Advanced Sculpting in Blender

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