Particle color & disintegration | Tyflow & Phoenix Tutorial

[@fabienescudero]

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[@fxmaniac2839]

Great Tutorial ! Keep them Coming !!

[@fabienescudero]

Thanks. I love your channel too

[@kamruzzaman8992]

Awesome tutorial... Thank you so much for your afford...

[@TheMugwump1]

Very cool...don't have time to try this now, but I can image a lot of possibilities!

[@tomyoda]

Hi Fabien! WOW ! This is a royal gift, thank you very much for your hard work!

[@fabienescudero]

hi Tom, thank you so much for your comment and support

[@tomyoda]

@@fabienescudero Thanks!

[@tomyoda]

@@fabienescudero I did the first part of the lesson. I put a light, a camera, applied the material, but the render is empty. Did I miss something?

[@fabienescudero]

Do you have a mesh operator to render your particles?

[@tomyoda]

@@fabienescudero ahaha)) of course not 😂 That's it, I need to go to bed, work without a break completely broke me. Thank you, Fabien!

[@amandineoli4]

Wowwww so good 😱

[@RomasNoreika]

Damn these tyflow tutorials are amazing Fabien !!!

[@fabienescudero]

Thank you very much Romas!

[@saeedzare2410]

Awesome tut thanks

[@3dbacks]

Nice

[@zekedabomb3343]

this whole time been trying to do this with small spheres my 3ds couldnt handle 6 million goespheres 😅😅😅 never would've tried triangle meshes until now thnx

[@tomyoda]

Fabian, hello! Is it possible to make voxels only where indicated by a black and white texture, or to do it using vertexpaint? Thanks!

[@fabienescudero]

hello Tom, no i dont think its possible with birthvoxel. you have to edit your mesh before use the birthvoxel . or use a birth with a position object like the second part of the tutorial and choose selected vertice in the location tab or use a map

[@tomyoda]

@@fabienescudero Fabian, I thought so. I selected the necessary polygons and created a second object from them. I will also try the second method. Thank you!

[@HKJimny]

thanks bro!

[@ManojChauhan-kl3dh]

could you please make tutorial on how to feforming object that is re-ingegration of object in tyflow 3ds max ? make tutorial if it is possible please ?

[@Herbstleid]

Hi, nice tutorial, thx a lot. Is there a way to make a specific frame in the simulation static? I want to make a 360° Animation.

[@fabienescudero]

Hi. You can just go in retimer tab in tyflow and selected the frame you want

[@Herbstleid]

@@fabienescudero thx!!!!

[@ediskujovic898]

I know it might be a little of topic. But would it be possible to have this kind of Force appearing and that going back to the original state, but with a fluid like flor. Like you would simulate Waves on flat surface but this time on a Sphere. Lets say a Water sphere with waves going out and back on the sphere surface again. I tried doing it with the Force Field and timing it but it doesnt have that Fluid like feel, the force stops and the force field starts pushing in. Tried smoothing out with Smooth operator but it messes up the "Wave Force". Thank you again awesome tut

[@fabienescudero]

Hi, I don't really have any answers at the moment because I have never tried it but basically what you want to do is a loop of a fluid or particle effect like a wave, is that it?

[@ediskujovic898]

@@fabienescudero yes. But the waves are lets say effected by the storm. And you have a wave going up and down. The surface force turns on and off

[@fabienescudero]

Hum OK ! Basically if you want to return to the original shape I think the best way is to use the custom properties with Tyflow but if it's a phoenix simulation I don't think it's possible

[@DuyNguyen-si3bq]

It's really good ! Anyway, what is your pc specs? I saw you render those particles really fast O.O My low-end pc is crying :((

[@fabienescudero]

Ahha it's a lie bro. I just increase the speed in my editing to not waste time in the tutorial but in real time it's a about 30sec/1min max on my ryzen 3800x / rtx 2070s

[@DuyNguyen-si3bq]

@@fabienescudero 1m per frame for million particles? Wow that's incredible !

[@cinematic_monkey]

Thanks. Great tutorial. Whats your hardware setup btw? Sim runs pretty fast.

[@fabienescudero]

i just increase a little the speed in my editing bro . but im on a ryzen 3800x and rtx 2070s

[@cinematic_monkey]

@@fabienescudero ah you tricksteur! I should have known it was edited. Powerful techniques though. Thanks again.

[@ediskujovic898]

is it possible to transfer the animatin with color to Unreal engine. I know you can do it with Alembic but would it be possible to some how store the information of gradient ramp color based on position change or velocity magnitute and then export that to ue4?

[@fabienescudero]

I know you can export vray materials from 3dsmax to ue4 but I don't think it's possibl to export color or gradient data because they are generated with tyflow. Maybe try to export uvw and velocity with the alembic export but I don't think it will work

[@abdullahramzan8868]

I am adding the fume fx grid in the fluid force but nothing happened I mean the particles does not move with smoke and just stick to the object please help

[@fabienescudero]

I don't use fumefx. Only phoenix. Try to look if you can export a velocity channel with fume fx

[@abdullahramzan8868]

@@fabienescudero thanks bro yeah I tried with Phoenix and now it's working ,I exported the V channel for fume fx but seems like Tytflow does not support Fume Fx and by the way your tutorials are awesome I am subscribing now and please if you can try to make a tutorial on a car crash setup in tyflow.

[@fabienescudero]

@@abdullahramzan8868 great if it works for you now ! i will think about you idea of car crash ! and thank you very much for the sub

[@abdullahramzan8868]

@@fabienescudero appreciated and thanks in advance brother keep doing the great work.

[@Sajith050683]

Great tutorial, learnt a lot. Just one question, was there a reason to use a custom property node for the mapping, when mapping node already has from velocity magnitude as an option?

[@henriquesilva-g9o]

expetacular

[@amandineoli4]

Wowwww so good 😱