@@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.
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
@@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 ...
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
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!
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The best tyflow UA-camr !! 😫
Ahah thanks
Fantastic! You’re the best Fabien! 👌🏼👏🏼
Thanks
Woahhh amazing has always
Super cool !
awesome...
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.
Yeah if think it's possible. I will try to do it and I will make a tuts
@@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.
Very nice！！
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😀
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
@@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 ...
Any tips on getting the nice rough edges you have on the inside chunks?
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
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?
Same issue here, did you find any solution by now?
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!
Hello! did you find the answer?
@@sadykova_3d hi there! Unfortunately not.
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
@@fabienescudero ah thanks fabien! Now i know how i can achieve that. Thanks man
Tell me, please, why your balloon falls and collapses smoothly, and mine explodes and splinters fly apart?
If you use PhysX shape it should fall like I did and of course create your sphere near to the ground.
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.