tyFlow Off - script below ( for i = 0 to (layermanager.count - 1) do -- loops through all the layers in the scene ( x = layermanager.getlayer i -- gets layer test = x.name as string -- applies the name of layer to test location = findString test "tyFlow" -- finds "tyFlow" in layer name, output 1 if present if location == 1 do -- if ref is present in the layer name at the begining, 1 then ( x.on = false -- the layer x is on, then turn it off ) -- end if if location != 1 do -- if "tyFlow" is not present in the layer name at the begining, 1 then ( x.on = true -- the layer x is off, then turn it on. A toggle on/off really ) ) -- end loop -- Test for OFF Layers for i = 0 to (layermanager.count - 1) do -- loops through all the layers in the scene ( x = layermanager.getlayer i -- gets layer test = x.name as string -- applies the name of layer to test location = findString test "OffByDef" -- finds "tyFlow" in layer name, output 1 if present if location == 1 do -- if ref is present in the layer name at the begining, 1 then ( x.on = false -- the layer x is on, then turn it off ) -- end if ) sliderTime = 1 print sliderTime sliderTime = 0 print sliderTime )

tyFlow On - script Below ( for i = 0 to (layermanager.count - 1) do -- loops through all the layers in the scene ( x = layermanager.getlayer i -- gets layer test = x.name as string -- applies the name of layer to test location = findString test "tyFlow" -- finds "ref" in layer name, output 1 if present if location == 1 do -- if ref is present in the layer name at the begining, 1 then ( x.on = true -- the layer x is on, then turn it off ) -- end if if location != 1 do -- if ref is present in the layer name at the begining, 1 then ( x.on = false -- the layer x is off, then turn it on. A toggle on/off really ) ) -- Test for OFF Layers for i = 0 to (layermanager.count - 1) do -- loops through all the layers in the scene ( x = layermanager.getlayer i -- gets layer test = x.name as string -- applies the name of layer to test location = findString test "OffByDef" -- finds "tyFlow" in layer name, output 1 if present if location == 1 do -- if ref is present in the layer name at the begining, 1 then ( x.on = false -- the layer x is on, then turn it off ) -- end if ) sliderTime = 1 print sliderTime sliderTime = 0 print sliderTime )

Open tyflow or create new tyflow script - button ( tyFlowArray = for i in (getClassInstances tyFlow) collect i if tyFlowArray.count != 0 then tyFlowArray[1].editor_open() else ( newtyFlow = tyFlow() newtyFlow.editor_open() select newtyFlow ) )

you are welcome

OK - Give me a week :)

Thanks Mate!

Not sure everything is always clear in Mine ;)

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thanks mate!

thanks - yep, some tutorials coming :)

I didn't even know you could do that!

thanks mate!

thank you mate

HI, not sure I exactly understand the question, but PhysX in tyFlow is simulation real world interaction between objects or at least the illusion of such interaction. Kinematic is also a term used within PhysX. If I understand what you are asking, then PhysX operators are used to simulate lifelike animations without key framing each and every move, the PhysX engine tries to calculate all interactions and make them as real world as possible. Within the limits of you setup and settings, because in tyFlow you can also interfere with PhysX particles, ie: by inheriting motion, rotation or velocity. The other operators in tyFlow don't use PhysX engine, their particles are driven by other operators in the scens, ie: spin, scale, force, collision etc..

Yes - give me a week or so - The best quick thing I can tell you is - Snow Tires make all the difference in the world, snow tires really do matter, it will never be a off road queen, but with good tires you can manage most situations - But I will do an update video - We love this little van :)

@@fireflightphoto1319Thanks a bunch for taking up my suggestion. Your built is very functional and beautiful by the way. I appreciated your detailed overview and very much so sold on this van but wondering if it can take me where I need to go on difficult roads. If your video can demonstrate what the van can and can't do after the upgrades you suggest, you will become the first to have covered the subject on the 118. Snow tires for the front wheels only or all 4? I don't know enough to know if it matters for the real wheels that do not generate any power. Thanks again.

me too - glad I could help!

I don't have a Patreon, but give me a week and I will see if I can post something on you tube for you

Looking forward to it!

4/12/24 - sorry I haven't done it yet, got busy with my business, I should be able to do something in the next 3 or 4 days

@@fireflightphoto1319 Exciting! If you run short on time, I can always dig around the project file until I can recreate these on my own - although tuts seem to be your gift to us. Much appreciated!

You're welcome!