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        <description>"Squishy Volumes at Your Fingertips" by Lars Helge Scheel at Blender Conference 2025 The Material Point Method (MPM) is a powerful technique for physical simulations, combining elastic, rigid, sand, and fluid objects. Over the past decade, it has become an important tool for VFX. Houdini and Maya already support it. In this talk, you will get an intuitive explanation of how MPM works and a showcase of a work-in-progress extension written in Rust that integrates MPM into Blender. – Learn more about Blender Conference 2025 at https://conference.blender.org/2025/ #b3d #BCON25 #peertube #blender #foss #blender3d</description>
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