TyFlow Tutorial - TyFlow Destruction Glass VFX - 3DS Max (Allan McKay)

[@Roozy_Persepolis]

Apparently you do mind reading too.How did you know I was looking for this course?What other super powers do you have?lol

[@AllanMcKay]

Time machine! Of course! :) I hope you enjoy it Roozy! If there are any other topics you or anyone wants to see - let me know and I'll make it happen

[@Roozy_Persepolis]

@@AllanMcKay This might sound cheesy and cliche, But it comes from the bottom of my heart.All I need is to see you filled with energy and passion and continue doing what you love. Wish a graceful life for yo and your fiance . You are truly my role-model. Keep on Rocking buddy

[@AllanMcKay]

@@Roozy_Persepolis Thanks so much man that means a lot

[@AaliDGr8]

@@AllanMcKay and i hope you didn't think what i told you about Corona cure as joke!!! Bcz this maan prove himself in past about dengue virus too successfully! When doctors was failed in it!!!

[@AllanMcKay]

@@AaliDGr8 Hi Aali - no problem buddy I understand. Thank for following up :)

[@hanshubert6675]

so i was casually browsing YT watching some TYflow destructions. OK, so this is how you destroy stone or concrete objects. looks pretty neat i get it now. but what if you wanted to do glass or even wood? because a voronoi fracture would look completely wrong on them. then the YT algorithm answered: here is a video on how to destroy glass and wood using the same Tyflow techniques you saw before.... hmmm k, so dont get me wrong. im really grateful you take the time to share your knowledge. And given your years of expertise in the vfx buisness and me just being a backseat commentator from archviz you are probably right when you say this will suffice for most fast action production shots. still im feeling kind of empty after watching this video and get no real answer to the question i had. I want to see wood break and splinter. not disintegrate like gunpowder. i wanna see glass forming the typical spiderweb structures. how would you do that kind of thing?

[@legendaryfire4228]

Hey I know it was a late night and you do have a life, when you feel up for it I would love to see a part two using the materials. This was a fantastic introductory video to help me understand the nodes and some physics. Much appreciated.

[@khizerhayat9543]

Finished this tutorial, learned alot of great stuff, so thanks alot to Allan, Looking forward for more future content, something that mixes up tyflow with PFD.

[@AllanMcKay]

Thanks Khizer! I am hoping to release a new tyflow tutorial tomorrow (first one in a while!) keep an eye out :)

[@khizerhayat9543]

@@AllanMcKay ohhhh yessss!! Am so excited!!

[@itsthatYEStoogoodguy]

Awesome! finally not another random cancerous 3dsMax sim on Facebook/KZbin, I love you man.

[@AllanMcKay]

haha I'm kind of curious what a random cancerous 3ds max sim looks like? I need to check facebook and youtube more! Thanks so much G! And I hope you find it valuable!

[@BlazeZ__]

It could be some random guy takes sphere puts a plane above it and do a cloth simulation

[@walkerboh39]

Awesome tutorial. Very excited. Thank you so much Allan!

[@AllanMcKay]

Thanks buddy always great to hear from you

[@kelleypearson1493]

Thanks So Much! Now I understand Groups in context. Perfect explanation.

[@paulh3d]

Awesome as always! Thanks Allan!

[@OtroRenderista]

Awesome, thank you!

[@AllanMcKay]

Great man!

[@sivaramireddynb5415]

Thanks for this and make your course available publicly because what the advantage and dis advantage making course available for couple of weeks and couple of months is first advantage is people try to learn fast like deadlines by enrolling because your course will expire in future so soon and dis advantage is that only few people who watch your videos can be enrol course but people who are going to start their vfx journey in future it is problem for them because they miss lot and lot of marvelous tutorials series from you many people who are learning vfx they doesn't know that there are some incredible in-depth tutorial series regarding to vfx . I hope you may understood sir by doing this you will get more views I mean lot of people see your videos at least some of them will try to follow you thank you thank you Allan for this wonderful help

[@AllanMcKay]

Thanks for me I care more about people taking action and learning. I've been making tutorials since the 90's and I have regular meetings with my team about how we can get better results from students. It's human psychology to hesitate and so I spend weeks making these lessons of course I don't want to take them down - but I've learned from decades of doing this that people are their own worst enemy. They will download lessons and never do turn, never learn and therefore never get results. I don't care for likes I care for people learning and getting jobs and leveling up their career. Most tutorials cover how to click a button and make a cute result - it's the reason these lessons are focused on how to actually do something, how to simulate what we do in production. Because I want to better prepare everyone to land jobs. I've hired plenty of people who've done my tutorials and recommended plenty of others. I want to reward those who apply themselves So just like all the other training, this training will disappear soon as well. Because if it's important to you you will make time to do it and you'll be better off for doing it. I realize everyone is busy, I definitely am and it's taken me weeks to put this training together which when it comes down to billable hours is a lot I miss out on. But I do it and I present it this way because I want to reward those who take action and invest back in themselves. If this training is important to you - you'll make the time and you'll be better off for it :) I appreciate the comment and I appreciate the support I also appreciate those who are putting in the time to better themselves and making time to go through this training So make the most of it while it's available - because later this month it will go back in the vault - with Thanos, venom, fireball, plasma, vampire ashing, decay and all the others. But if you work hard now to do the training - the skills you develop now will last you the rest of your life ♥️

[@arshadmahmood2834]

Amazing

[@AllanMcKay]

Thank you friend

[@arshadmahmood2834]

@@AllanMcKay Welcome

[@arshadmahmood2834]

Wow, excellent

[@AllanMcKay]

Thank you!

[@leotutorial2015]

Thank you Allan!

[@ramdpshah]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial..

[@AllanMcKay]

Thanks ram deep great to hear from you

[@mohssinelmes2110]

same audio problem like other videos, big audio presentation before bad audio tutorial !! I should increase audio level after each presentation! you are pro..., but thanks for amazing tutorials

[@jpiersma]

Tyflow seems so insanely genius! Is the plugin really made by one guy?

[@AllanMcKay]

I have to say - I have no idea how he manages to develop this tool AND have a fulltime job. And participate in the community. Really mind blowing

[@eamonmullan8872]

@@AllanMcKay You look so much like Andrew Kraimer... Awesome work

[@khurramsa5133]

CAN YOU RE-Upload the 10-part FREE Visual Effects Destruction class again?Link is Not Working.

[@weslley3dezao]

Eu gostei muito, é bem puxando, ainda não entendi todas as etapas completamente, mas vou assistir mais algumas vezes para poder compreender melhor, bem que poderia ter deixado o projeto aqui para a gente poder abrir no max e dar uma verificada, de qualquer forma muito obrigado.

[@kenyong7595]

Hi Allan, are you going to use Tyflow (instead of thinking particles) and phoenix FD (instead of fumefx) for your future video? I want to know which one to concentrate so that i'll be able to follow along. Thanks

[@AllanMcKay]

I like tyflow a lot but in terms of jobs TP still is more heavily used it film. And I feel the rule based workflow allows more power. I think tyflow is really powerful and easy to use plus currently free. So I felt it's easier for people to pick up the concepts there's this way and then apply them to other software and plugins easily Workflow wise once you understand the concepts you can apply to any package. So I'm happy to make some lessons in tyflow but I still think for production if you want to do Hollywood film - TP is a better bet right now just in terms of butts in seats. Fume and Phoenix are identical. I just chose Phoenix because I've covered thousands of hours of fumefx training (my courses I've clocked over 3000+ hours of fumefx) so I just wanted to cover some new ground. Once you understand the concepts the software becomes irrelevant. That being said Phoenix does also include water which I think is really cool. TP has recently added lots of support to Phoenix so I do feel like it's a good bet. But either tool is great Hope that helps! BTW would you be interested in me covering other tools? Either not fume - or Maya, Houdini etc?

[@kenyong7595]

@@AllanMcKay Thanks for your valuable explanations. If possible, please make more videos with maya. I learned maya last year, and now i am learning 3ds max and tyflow after i found your youtube channel. Your destruction/explosion videos look extremely realistic. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@DATECStudio]

Hello, How to hide glass shattered fraction material before destruction and also hide fractured parts doesn't destructed?

[@ralbarran03]

Could you please elaborate a bit more on the tySelect and tyWeld workflow to avoid fracture artifacts? I feel like nobody seems to know

[@AnselmvonSeherrThoss]

Yeah this is solved way better in TP's VolumeBreaker. tySelect Concident faces > DeleteMesh kinda works some times.

[@kenyong7595]

Hi Allan, since tyflow seems doing a pretty well job in fracturing and destruction, can I say that there is no need to pick up the skill in Rayfire?

[@marnofranck6204]

Hi Allan, can you please post an update on the PC specs you use? I've watched your previous video on VFX Hardware but the video was posted back in 2014. What is the specs you use now and what is the industry standard PC in 2020?

[@Reflective-Matter]

Hi Allan, will the Thanos assets/videos ever be available again? This would be infinitely helpful for an effect I'm hoping to pull off for my Student film. Thanks a lot for your great content!

[@AllanMcKay]

Hi LittleBlurCar - unfortunately the training is only available for the window that it's available. It's incentive for everyone to follow the training while they can. Otherwise everyone just downloads it and never does it - and my goal is to get people to learn and land jobs. So at least right now I don't see it coming out again as free training - I might consider adding it as a bonus to the Live Action Series course for students in that. But probably won't ever publicly be released again. Same goes for this training once it's over - but I have extended the date to March 20. If you do have any questions though I'll do my best to help - feel free to shoot me an email. Thanks again!

[@studiopost9762]

I love you!

[@ANASCGI]

I love you 😍 انت توصل الشخص للاحتراف بلاش بينما العرب عدهم الاساسيات ويريدون فلوس

[@AllanMcKay]

Thank you Anas!

[@RUKWITH]

hello sir I WANT TO BECOME VFX ARTIST FROM SCRATCH WHERE CAN I GET THE FULL COURSE

[@AllanMcKay]

Allanmckay.com/inside - I will be announcing something soon

[@marcocheng3729]

Hi! I register the class some time ago and still didn't receive anything from email, any way to fix it? Thanks Allan

[@imtiazali6980]

Sir Allan plz make a tut on harry potter spell effect.

[@AllanMcKay]

Thanks which one?

[@imtiazali6980]

@@AllanMcKay Harry potter Magic Beam spell effect

[@SebastianPerezG]

Question , there is any chance that the destruction can be arbitrary ? like when the bullet or the object hit , that will become the shattering ? i remember that rayfire has something like that.

[@AllanMcKay]

If I understand right that's what we are doing here - when the bullet hits it shatters the glass based on velocity. But if that isn't what you can you please explain further? Thanks again 🙏

[@SebastianPerezG]

@@AllanMcKay No , you already use the voronoi fracture and the object is already fracture, what i want to say is that when the bullet hits , thats when the fracture begins.

[@MohammadAliFX]

This course is no longer available, How to get it please??

[@sheykaja5273]

Can you make some maya tutorial plz

[@AllanMcKay]

Is there any particular topics? I am creating a whole series for Autodesk soon - but probably can't publicly talk about that too extensively yet. But what topics would you like to see covered?

[@sheykaja5273]

@@AllanMcKay yaa i need to learn new bifrost graph editor and Phoenix fd in maya integrated with bullet physics 😍😍😎😎

[@user-dc6md9wh8y]

I don't have access to lesson 5!!!