Pouring LIQUID with TyFlow & tyMesher! - 3Ds Max Tutorial by

[@walkerboh39]

Thank you Jesse. I look forward to each tutorial you release.

[@echopathy]

so succinct, man. thank you for your time.

[@ch.1.0h90]

我在中国正在学习你的教程！谢谢！I am learning your tutorial in China! Thank you!

[@RedefineFX]

Cool! Thanks

[@crossbow8834]

best tutoreal in this world

[@RedefineFX]

@Viktor Eklund thanks guys

[@JoepSwagemakers]

Nice and quick video, I like it!

[@ekatsiri]

Great tutorial! is it possible to mix the colors more smoothly? maybe with property transfer? mat id's creates hard edges...

[@RedefineFX]

Yes Tyson just released a new feature which allows for color mixing. I'll cover that in a future tut.

[@borzacch]

@@RedefineFX vertex color

[@pd-j]

@@RedefineFX Thanks Jesse, is this mixing done via the "Property Transfer" operator or how would you recommend to do it?

[@sagarpradeep1989]

Very easy process thanks redefineFX

[@thana3270]

Thank you so much for releasing these tutorials for tyflow keep it up! I thought I knew everything but I discover something new every day!

[@RedefineFX]

Thanks for watching!

[@thana3270]

@@RedefineFX with the tymesher and the vein effect do you think you can create a venom transformation effect?

[@RedefineFX]

@@thana3270 That's a great idea. There's so much you can do with these techniques. I'm posting more tutorials soon.

[@galsheer]

Thank you so much i love this

[@peterpui7219]

Cool tutorial!

[@Florian_Ionescu]

how do i make my liquid to stack in a form like if is sand and falling from above it dosen t land flad it stacks and make a little mountain

[@jimmwagner]

Thanks Jesse!

[@phalhappy8612]

may I ask what is the name of fx that looks like growing metalic liquid?

[@cwidd1929]

Hey Jesse, how about an acid dissolve tutorial, e.g. corrosive acid(?)

[@RedefineFX]

That’s been done by someone a while back but sure I could do my version of that.

[@ingameswetrust9812]

i try this is is nice ! with find target operators and its work ! but ty mesher is dont show as liquid just simple litle ball! that are not stick with each other

[@hellrainbow]

Is there a easy way to convert it into proper mesh geometry so that could can uv or sculpt on top like in zbrush?

[@خنساءعثمان-ب1خ]

you are awesome thank you soooo much

[@gfxfarhan]

Amazing video sir

[@RedefineFX]

Thank ya!

[@mpranav22]

How can I export the liquid animation in other software ?

[@RedefineFX]

Alembic export through the export operator

[@ingameswetrust9812]

can you make a tutorial as filing object with the same metod ( i mean the liquid come from nowhere and fil the shape )? pls is an text shape invisible that become visible with the liquid that is filing up! pls pls

[@RedefineFX]

Better to do something like that with Phoenix. You won’t get a nice liquid-like behavior with just tyFlow

[@ingameswetrust9812]

@@RedefineFX do you know such a tutorial ?

[@Bogdanbug2002]

Amazing!!!!!!

[@محمدالعربي-ن9ل1ن]

Can you animate the model with Simulations? 🤔

[@shadow_dancer]

Hello Jesse, i have a question - here is the situation, in a scene there is a human model, then the liquid will appear and morph in to the liquid human model, make it look like original human model have liquid skin above its surface, and after this liquid will splash to the floor. All is working, but i have a question is it possible to make liquid human model use multi texture from original non liquid human model, that the liquid model will look the same in terms of textures(like head, body, clothes and etc)?! Thank you for possible answer/tip/solution. All the best!

[@kbachani229]

When I tried this, the particles all clumped up together and decreased the overall volume of the liquid, is there a way for that to not happen?

[@RedefineFX]

TyFlow has been updated a lot since I made this tut but the general technique is still sound, just have to play around with the settings. Sounds like your surface force is too strong.

[@kbachani229]

@@RedefineFX oh I just saw your comment. I was having some issues because my mesh looked really blobby and wasn't piling up. I found an alternative where I added a spawn attribute to the particles and binded the children to the parent. This way they count as one huge cluster and have proper spacing in between the particles to create the liquid effect.

[@jmyang9101]

super

[@lex_lg]

Real flow and phoenix it will be better, but comparing with 3ds max - heaven and earth 👏

[@arinarici]

haha instant bukakke , just joking thanks for sharing beautiful tutorials