Product Reveal and destruction | Tyflow VDB x 3dsmax

[@fabienescudero]

Check out my Patreon for all my scene files, textures, or just to support this channel :) www.patreon.com/fabienescudero

[@shie4134]

The best tyflow KZbinr !! 😫

[@fabienescudero]

Ahah thanks

[@Consciousnessbin]

Fantastic! You’re the best Fabien! 👌🏼👏🏼 Thanks

[@amandineoli4]

Woahhh amazing has always

[@krzysztofbogdanowicz4543]

Super cool !

[@kamruzzaman8992]

awesome...

[@andreoliveira9607]

Amazing tutorial!!! But, my Max is crashing when I press render button in the "collecting TMs" step. Anyone have a tip to solve this issue?

[@user-er9ji6ub2p]

Very nice！！

[@saschi8x4]

Thx for this, Fabien! One question: Your renders are very nice and clean. How long did you render this and on what machine? Thx for reply😀

[@fabienescudero]

Hi. Generally I am between 2/5 min per frame. So it depend of the project but I think I'm on one night to one day for a render. I have a rtx 2080. Ryzen 3800x

[@saschi8x4]

@@fabienescudero Thx a lot , Fabien for your insight :-) Asked for some comparisons. I'm on a 2080 too, but GPU Render on Vray is not as fast and stable as i wish, step most of the time to the cpu one ...

[@atasafarzadeh7110]

Is there a way to render this animation which was made by Tyflow using Unreal Engine? (A combination of Tyflow and Unreal Engine.) as always prefect.

[@fabienescudero]

Yeah if think it's possible. I will try to do it and I will make a tuts

[@atasafarzadeh7110]

@@fabienescudero Due to UE's real-time animation capabilities, presenting Tyflow's output would be logical. It would be great if it worked this soon! TNX, As one of the top ty flow channels.

[@Jhill-3d]

Any tips on getting the nice rough edges you have on the inside chunks?

[@fabienescudero]

It's explain well on a bonus tutorial on my patreon but in 2 words it's : subdivide operator and displace operator forthe Inside chunks with a different Id

[@BumpMO]

Tell me, please, why your balloon falls and collapses smoothly, and mine explodes and splinters fly apart?

[@fabienescudero]

If you use PhysX shape it should fall like I did and of course create your sphere near to the ground.

[@krzysztofbogdanowicz4543]

In Tyflow Physx options you have "deafult gravity" option set to -1cm. It is not enough, set it to -20cm and debris will fall down.

[@3rdDim3nsn3D]

Hey Fabien, first of all very nice tutorial! thanks for this - i have one question : How would i go about sticking the corresponding textures of the Fractured object( in my case a rock from megascans)? i know that if you turn the mesh into VDB the UVs are gone but is there a way to bring them back? thanks in advance!

[@sadykova_3d]

Hello! did you find the answer?

[@3rdDim3nsn3D]

@@sadykova_3d hi there! Unfortunately not.

[@fabienescudero]

Hello, So I can't explain you in detail because it's available as a bonus tutorial on Patreon but basically you can configure uvw with vdb modify

[@3rdDim3nsn3D]

@@fabienescudero ah thanks fabien! Now i know how i can achieve that. Thanks man