tyFlow Custom Properties Tutorial: Shockwave in 3Ds Max by

[@andvfx]

Very cool tutorial and to the point! Thanks!

[@RedefineFX]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@polishSeQoR]

Your channel with all the FX tutorials is worth like thousond dollars, and all of them are free, thank you very much for all you are doing for us. Greetings from Spain.

[@RedefineFX]

Thank you very much.

[@digitalesthetics]

Love this, However I dont get the ripple effect, but I want it, have not idea what to do

[@TankRust]

Another great tutorial! No fluff, just what is needed to get a great effect with the knowledge to customize it for yourself.

[@jyotisahoo6095]

At 2:03 when i hide the hexa plain , my tyflow plain doesnt show any hexa geometry . Rather shows tyflow rect geometry with zero hexa. Any solution plz help

[@RedefineFX]

I really don’t know please ask in the tyflow forum

[@jyotisahoo6095]

@@RedefineFX could u share the file , to study

[@PetrovMaxim3dmarks]

This is exactly what I need! Thank you!

[@walkerboh39]

Awesome effect and tutorial Jesse. Thank you. 😊

[@hairulanuaronline]

bravo! super duper great video. U deserve an award!

[@RedefineFX]

Haha maybe I’m getting one soon

[@yevgeni4259]

great tutorial man its exactly what im working on ...excellent solution to this effect can you share the work file?

[@RedefineFX]

Glad to hear!

[@omarleyvaofficial]

Amazing node thanks for explaining it

[@RedefineFX]

Happy to help

[@frameengine4228]

very nice. Make tutorial on cube particle moving in such a way like in the movie Ra.One to form a geometry or object.

[@DavidWinstead]

Awesome one man, I'm hooked on hexagons!

[@ch.1.0h90]

hi Jessie, can you use tyFlow to pour coffee powder or other powder objects on a flat surface and then blow it away by the wind? Can there be a video tutorial? Thank you

[@RedefineFX]

You can do that with grains yes. Adding this to the list of possible tutorials

[@ch.1.0h90]

hi Jessie, can you use tyFlow to pour coffee powder or other powder objects on a flat surface and then blow it away by the wind?

[@sophienieu4877]

Wow ..... very nice tutorial thanks bro

[@RedefineFX]

Thank you

[@damirzrno6445]

Thx for this Tut. I just can't figure it out how to combine it with a map based scale operator on top of it. Goal is to make the surface before and afterwards a bit uneven. Please help.

[@garymanns4262]

very cool, do you ever plan on doing a tutorial for stitching appearing to create an object in tyflow?

[@RedefineFX]

this has been done and covered extensively in the tyflow facebook group

[@EvaFrise]

Arimus from the world of TYflow!

[@RedefineFX]

He’s light years ahead of me but thank you

[@Visualife]

very nice Jesse, how to make more shockwaves one after another?

[@RedefineFX]

yeah that would have to be a separate tutorial... :)

[@ultek]

As always, awesome tutorial! I have problems with combining normal keyed animations (or baked using massfx) with tyFlow (when objects get fractured during animation and keep inertia from previous frames). Do you have any tips for that kind of shots?

[@RedefineFX]

I don’t have any tuts for that but they’re planned for later this year

[@mrmohdr1457]

Thank You

[@srinboden]

how would you make the extrusions follow the shrink inwards after the expanse? like make the cylinder pulse in and out. I can get them to go outwards, but the particles stop and return stationary after the first cylinder grow

[@Nielssinke]

Yes i have the same question... I made an voxel based particle system of a monitor where i centered the cylinder to make the ripple. But what i want is to have the ripple effect go on continuously. Is there an option to have it riple again after xx couple of frames? The cylinder is animated one time offcourse and making multiple cylinders is possible but how would i switch between them in tyflow. there must be an better way?? Hope to hear from you

[@jyotisahoo6095]

Using the 24th April tyflow update

[@BerndHaier_Keyframe]

wow great Tutorial ! I was able to learn a lot in the beginning :D you could have been a good teacher ! I share it ;)

[@RedefineFX]

Thanks Bernd!!

[@Visualife]

Jesse is the best

[@Shekhar.Fun.Journal]

Tried this method step by step with multiple pauses, but not able to make it work on an animated (simply rotate over 200f) Taurus knot. Any suggestions.

[@coordinatestudio5341]

Thank You very much

[@anli4094]

Hello, how to use TYflow to make car flow lines

[@mohamedabelaziz6239]

thank you

[@ardream3d]

Thank you...

[@yevgeni4259]

hi Jesse how would you do it with a texture(noise texture) that drives the waves ,instead of the geometry?

[@RedefineFX]

The scale operator has a texmap option ;)

[@yevgeni4259]

@@RedefineFX mmm but your flow dosnt use any scale operator ..i try the text map in the surface test but its acting really weird...any thoughts ?

[@RedefineFX]

@@yevgeni4259 well yeah my tutorial is created in a different way. Check the facebook group it was just explained there witht he scale

[@DATECStudio]

Super

[@ediskujovic898]

Hey great tutorial. I have one issue. When I pick the object for a Surface Test and add the speed for the geometry to go up. All my hexagon go up at the same time. You get this pyramid like shape when you apply speed. I just get a building like shape

[@RedefineFX]

Your surface test must not be set up correctly

[@ediskujovic898]

@@RedefineFX yep it wasnt. thank you.

[@PunCraft]

Having the same issue and my Surface Test settings are set exactly to what you show. Even the default just does the "whole house" look. Can't get it to work like you show.

[@PunCraft]

ah , found the issue. Some of the "Default" settings are different in newer version so I had to make adjustments to match what I saw in the video :)

[@AhmedHasan91]

very nice~~!!

[@sahdsalmi3935]

Can you please make a Tutorial on Meteor strike with pheonix fd

[@sahdsalmi3935]

Love you bro

[@sahdsalmi3935]

Can you make planet hit by a Meteor, just basics

[@RedefineFX]

Thanks for the request I’m working on some new training

[@sahdsalmi3935]

@@RedefineFX 😢

[@michaelsama]

I've been trying to replicate this effect with with voxels in tyFlow but I haven't figured it out yet.

[@RedefineFX]

Voxels? You mean VDB? It won’t work, at least not yet.

[@michaelsama]

@@RedefineFX I haven't gotten to VDB stuff just yet. But I figured out how to do something similar with wind. I'm thinking I could replicate by exporting to mesh, but then I'm not actually affecting voxels. Either way this is all super powerful!

[@giovannigiorgio1536]

Thank you, cool! By the way, what does "TM" mean in "Custom TM"? Thanks!

[@RedefineFX]

Transform matrix

[@giovannigiorgio1536]

@@RedefineFX Ah, thank you very much!

[@bangbilly738]

what unit setup did you used sir ?

[@RedefineFX]

I don’t remember but probably same as all my other tuts which is metric and 1cm

[@bangbilly738]

@@RedefineFX thank you sir, yur tuts awesome :)

[@weslley3dezao]

Muito bom, valeu.

[@rd1079]

How you rander those videos in high quality

[@RedefineFX]

I have a course called the Product Animation Masterclass where I cover my lighting, rendering & compositing workflow

[@John-mz8rj]

How the hell do you work that out. I mean what operators and there settings.

[@RedefineFX]

There are a lot of people posting tips & projects on the forum and Facebook group. This tutorial is just a combination of a few techniques I’ve picked up by learning from everyone else.

[@John-mz8rj]

@@RedefineFX Nice work. Cheers.

[@matthiasegger4535]

Sorry for simple question but what does TM stand for?

[@matthiasegger4535]

is it "transform"?

[@RedefineFX]

Transform matrix

[@matthiasegger4535]

RedefineFX thanks!! Your videos are fantastic and have helped me a lot on my Tyflow journey thus far

[@RedefineFX]

Glad to hear. Thanks for watching

[@VictoRs107]

Thank you for the tutorial. I am learning Tyflow in your tutorials. I have quastion, how do you think, how can create hologram effects using Tyflow. To make it clear, something like this template kzbin.info/www/bejne/r561fpKagtibftE If making the appearance of an object is not so difficult, but here's how to make a glowing light in front of the object, so that the grid is noticable. Will be better use texture gradient for this manipulation? Thanks.

[@javadramzannia4140]

thank you