Simulating can be used for showing the movement of objects or particles in space on the most realistic way possible to represent their behavior in the real world. To create a simulation it's necessary to have graphically powerful computer, and some of the programs for the creation of 3D objects and animation, in this case Blender and Autodesk 3ds Max. In this project the goal is to do the simulation of fired balls that smash up large objects in a lot of small parts. The animation begins with firing horizontal shots towards the object that is specified for smashing, and that results with impact. Programs that will be used are Blender and 3ds Max. Blender is free, and Autodesk 3ds Max is not, but it is the industry standard and has a broader use. The goal of the whole work will be achieving realistic simulation of motion balls and breaking the object into parts. The target object before the shot will be full geometric body, and each of the broken parts will have their own movement direction depending upon the mechanical parameters on the affected objects. All set parameters and performance parameters of the computer, will be described in detailed steps. Simulation will be further improved with visual texture and appropriate lighting. Testing will be performed on desktop and on laptop with similar specifications.