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The first thing that I did this week was map out exactly what I wanted my temple to look like because I thought it would be important for me to know that even before I watch the destruction video so I can have an idea as to what exactly I should do in my situation. My temple design took inspiration from this temple that the Aztec's actually used to sacrifice people.

After that I knew this temple would have to be destructible and not wanting to make the same mistake that I made with fire and my torch I watched a video on the basics first.

oh and on that note I need to ask you how to embed videos into my blog because I forgot from last year.

://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogWQs_7DU0Y&t=918s

this video made me realize that physics for the most part is not that hard but as you know I did have a problem with the cell fracture add-on not working properly which set me back a little bit, But I can always just work on my temple design next week. Here is the animation that I made with destruction I think it turned out pretty good.


Weekly work log

Monday:Drawing out temple

Tuesday:Drawing out temple

Wednesday:Started destruction

Thursday:stuck on cell fracture problem

Friday:finished destruction and fixed problem

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