Realistic Foam Effect | 3dsmax x Tyflow x Phoenix
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
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Creating Foam Effect with T Flow and VDB
00:18
The tutorial focuses on utilizing T Flow and VDB to create a foam effect rather than using mesh geometry.
00:43
Setting up a TP flow in the editor and working with Ty VDB for VDB creation.
01:38
Introducing VDB modifiers like VDB Solver to initiate foam growth.
02:20
Utilizing vector operations like multiplication in VDB modifiers for enhancing the foam effect.
02:58
Incorporating noise maps in material editing to customize the appearance of the foam.
Refining Foam Appearance and Volume
04:43
Adjusting settings to prevent foam from obstructing objects by adding an object to SDF for subtraction.
05:16
Using mesh objects like boxes for subtraction within the VDP creation process to refine foam appearance.
05:47
Fine-tuning parameters such as phase to alter the look of the created foam.
06:24
Utilizing Time Measure and Particle Interface in Phoenix Simulation
This part delves into incorporating time measures, particle interfaces, and Phoenix simulations within 3ds Max for enhanced visual effects.
Implementing Time Measure for Particle Generation
06:24
Creating a time measure within Ty Flow setup for positioning particles based on geometry.
06:59
Configuring a new Ty Flow setup with specific frames and particle numbers linked to time measures.
Integrating Particle Interfaces in Phoenix Simulation
07:27
Adding position objects like time measures to generate particles on meshes effectively.
Hope you enjoyed it.
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Thank you mate for your support ! 💪
Thank you Fabien for always giving us great tutorials.
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Beautifull work! Thank you for sharing!
Amazing tutorials.. as always. Thank you so much.. for sharing your knowledge with us.
Merci Fabien for spreading your knowledge!
GOOD STUFF MAN! As always
Looks pretty cool man. Great tutorial.
wow thank you for this amazing tutorial
BOMB Tutorial! Your channel is a goldmine!
Thanks for the support mate !
Super tuto, merci!
thank you i loved ur work :)
Unreal stuff!
Huge tutorial! tks for that
This is amazing❤
nice! good job and thank you!
all respect man
Thanks for the tutorial🎉🎉
very nice! thx 4 tutor
Awesome tutorial thanks you!
I did exactly what you did but when i add Tymesher with input geometry nothing happens, even blob doesn’t work what should I do?
Amazing ❤
Thank you amandine !
Super cool...............
Hi, amazing tutorial, it's really helpful. I'm just struggling with the bubbles sizes, I can't get the control of it that I need, they are all small with a few big bubbles, but I can't get some mid sized to get some variation or better distribution of the big ones. Can someone give me some tips or explanations?
thanks you!
How do I make the foam follow an object? I'm not succeeding!
This is amazing thank you so much!! Is there a way to use this Tyflow technique on a moving mesh?
Yes , of course ! you can use on any mesh you want ! Even an animated mesh
Looks amazing.
I have never used PhoenixFD.
If I understand this correct, the Phoenix Particle shader acts as a material?
No other material needed?
Yeah , phoenix create the look of the foam/bubble and the material.
When I add the second VDB MODIFY and set it to MULTIPLY, nothing happens. Any solution ? Thanks !
The same technique for Phoenix It will work with Vray volume??
为什么我的tyflow没法添加编辑多边形修改器
which CPU/GPU you have and how much on average last your render per frame? Are you render on CPU or GPU or hybrid