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Hi .. This can happen when not all keyframes are selected or you've selected some values that can't be looped. Try to select all points (parameters) right in the time line before your open the curve editor. Or if that is not working, select all the parameters that you want to loop right in the curve editor. However, it has to do with what parameters you've been selecting. Re-Check your selections and you'll figure it out for sure .. Cheers

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Hi and many thanks for watching, much appreciated! Yes, there is no need for the PRO version to do this. The FREE version will do the job. Just make sure that you have the latest version installed and that you are adding the PARTICLE PHYSICS operator. If you don't know how to do that you can follow the examples shown in the tutorial following this link: ruclips.net/video/ybclKPMmHuI/видео.html In this one you'll see how to create CLOTH-SIMs with tyFLOW without using CUDA or PRO version .. Cheers

Hi .. Thanks for watching and for you comment. Much appreciated. Yes, this is right. You'd have to simulate the foam particles in PHOENIX first. The point of using tyFLOW to convert them, is that you can render the FOAM in VANTAGE, which is not possible when using the usual PARTICLE SHADERS from Phoenix, since those are not supported in VATAGE yet and you'll never see the foam. Hopefuly these information are helpful to you .. Cheers

@@asARTMotionGraphics yep got it, missed vatage thing ). Vray and Corona works fine as is

@@user-rq2hx2ji4s Sure thing .. VANTAGE is just a Real-Time Rendering Software. It is available for VRay only and it is very fast and really useful and can handle lots of polygons with ease. The user can create a scene in 3Ds Max and render it right in Real-Time in VANTAGE using the so called "Live-Link" feature. It is similar to working in Unreal Engine where you also can see everything rendered in rea-time. There is no VANTAGE for CORONA yet but it can be that it will happen somewhen in the future. Would be very helpful to CORONA Users as well .. So, fingers crossed!

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Thanks a lot .. Much appreciated! Added your request to the list .. Stay tuned .. Cheers By the way, there is no "auto tracing" in 3Ds Max like there is in Adobe Illustrator and co. But you can simply drag and drop your Illustrator files (must be saved as version 8.0, otherwise it won't work) directly into 3Ds Max, where they will be converted into editable splines that you can extrude and edit. Exactly these steps would be the content of the tutorial you are requesting. Just try doing that in the meantime and wait for the tutorial to be published sometime in the future.

Hi .. Many thanks for watching and for your comment .. Much appreciated! One of the good ways to have a better control over the animated characters would be using "PointCache". It's features will give you more possibilities. I do not have a tutorial for this particular topic yet, but I'm pretty sure that you can find some good videos on RUclips. Just look for "3Ds Max PointCache Tutorials" and take it from there .. Hopefully these information are useful to you .. Cheers Btw. "Motion Mixer" is another feature in 3Ds Max that you should take a look at if you are into character animations.

@@asARTMotionGraphics thanks for your answer

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Hi .. Yes, I do .. There are some Quick-Tip videos, which I shared on Google-Drive and you can take a look at them if you are interested. Some of them are showing how to do what you are looking for. Feel free to check'em out here: bit.ly/46KobZz

@@asARTMotionGraphics thank you so much, I will check it out

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Hi and many thanks for watching and for your great input. In order to make the light bulbs facing different directions, you'd have to add a ROTATION OPERATOR to the very last event where the SHAPE operator is. The rotation operator gives you a bunch of different types to select from. Something like "Random horizontal" or other orientation types .. Give it a run and don't hesitate if there are any questions .. Cheers

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Hi and thank you very much for watching and for your feedback .. Regarding the speed of the simulation and the performance of your hardware, there is somthing that you should keep into consideration. Fluid simulations are taking long. In some cases there is a calculation time of 30min. per frame. So the time that you need to simulate depends on your settings and in order to achive some good looking results, time is your only friend. You cant rush your work and expect good results. The speed in this particular tutorial is a pretty simple setup with a few particles getting emitted only. Such a setup works usually fast but the final result would require much more particles for more accurate results. Do not think too hard about the time that you need for your sims and renders. More important is delivering good results and if you can do that, your clients will wait. Hipefully these imports are useful to you .. Cheers

@@asARTMotionGraphics thanks a lot, i really appreciate your kind response. I was able to simulate and render, the rendering of the animation of 150 frames (1280 x 720) is even faster than the simulation itself 😅… But overall i am happy i am understanding how it works…. One more thing, the liquid I simulated isn’t coming out as thick as the one in your tutorial despite setting it up as yours, could there be any parameter i could change just to make it thick? Thanks a lot bro 🙏🏾

@@abubakarabdul9755 You are very welcome .. Glad to hear that it was helpful to you. Not really clear what you meant by "Thickness" of the liquid!? .. The diameter of the flow depends on the diameter and/or shape of your actuall emitter (cylinder, sphere etc.) .. If you want to change the "Viscosity" of the liquid, you'd have to tweak the settings for it in the DYNAMICS rollout and also make sure that the coresponding channel gets exported in the OUTPUT rollout. Give it a run and have fun .. Cheers

Hi and thank you very much for watching. Very glad to hear that you find it useful and I'm very greatful for your great feedback. Regarding your question: You can control the spread as much as you want. There are no limits actually. Just make sure that you always use one single Model (Surface) per tyFLOW setup since adding multiple objects in the same Event will slow down the entire process and also make it harde to control. If you are working on complex buildings where you have to avoid the ivy growth in certain areas, you better prepare your model in a way, that all the parts (those you want to grow ivy on and those that you don't want) are seperated. Create one tyFLOW setup per object (surface) wou want to grow ivy on and control each of them seperatelly. That would be the best way to avoid that in my opinion. Hopefully these inputs are useful to you. Thanks again and keep on rocking .. Cheers

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Thanks a lot for taking the time to watch and for your kind feedback, much apprecitated. Very glad that you found it useful. Other parts will follow soon .. Stay tuned!

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Hi .. You are more than welcome! Can imagine that some are intimidated by it. But once the logic of it becomes clear, one will realize that there is nothing to be afraid about. The aim of thesse series is actually to take away that fear and to show and teach how even simple settings can lead to some useful results!

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Hi .. It really is just as shown in this tutorial. there is no magic behind the scenes. Just make sure that you are following the exact same steps and that you really do select those parameters that are shown here, this is the only important part to pay closer attention to .. Cheers

Hi and thanks for watching .. The FOAM was activated and also generated by PHOENIX and then used in tyFLOW. The SPLASH was not activated and also not used. Just as shown in this tutorial .. Cheers

I'm simulating a beach with waves. I was able to convert Foam to render with Vantage but couldn't create wet sand (because Vantage doesn't support Vrayblender). Can you show me how to make wet sand?

​@@USSR2025 Never tried that in VANTAGE with tyFLOW yet, but I'll give it a run ans share the results if any useful results achived.

You are very welcome. Thank you too for watching. Regarding to the WET-Map "issue" .. Since VANTAGE does not support VRayBlandMaterials yet, that is pretty tricky to make the WET-Map work just by using PHOENIX. tyFLOW also supports WET-MAP generated by PHOENIX. Never tried that one, but I will as soon as there is some spare time todo so .. Cheers

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What about cloth interaction with physics simulated objects

@@ramdpshah Will put it on the list .. Thanks for your suggestion .. Cheers

Hi and many thanks for watching. Are there no particles at all? Or don't you see them in Vantage? You should run the Liquid and the Foam simulation of Phoenix first before tyFLOW can generate anything. If you have done that, re-check the settings in your BIRTH FLUID operator of your tyFLOW setup and make sure that the FOAM CHANNEL is selected in the GRID PARTICLES rollout. If you see the particles in your viewport but they are not appearing in VANTAGE, make sure that you have the MESH operator added to your tyFLOW setup. You also can watch the tutorial again and see if you've been skipping something. There is nothing else to do that those steps shown in this tutorial. Keep it up .. Cheers

@@asARTMotionGraphics I achieved!! Thank you my friend. God bless you

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Hello .. There is no way to render smoke in VANTAGE yet. Hopefully this will be possible soon in the future updates. For now, the only good option would be to render the smoke separately and add or create it in post-processing ... Cheers

Hi and thanks for the hint. Sure thing, higher mesh resolution will give you some better results, but it also can slow down the simulation a lot. Didn't want to go crazy with the mesh amount in a tut .. Thanks again for watching and for your valuable feedback .. Much appreciated .. Cheers

@@asARTMotionGraphics The problem is that you have high resolution in the cloth, but low resolution on the collision object (character). I don't think it would hurt performance to much if you added one subdivision to her body. Adding more subdivision to the cloth would probably have a bigger impact. I've seen the same issue when using Clo and Marvellous Designer.

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Hi .. Its a pretty simple animation done with tyflow. Just generate one single particle and emitt it from a tyObject (tyIcon), use a SHAPE operator and assign your APPLE (or whatever Object you have) to it. Create an obect in your scene (does not matter what, sphere, cube etc.) and use it as a TARGET OBJECT in your tyFlow settings. Play around with the SLOW operator and tweak the results until you are happy ... It really isn't a too complex setup even it sounds like it is .. Hopefully these information are helpful to you .. Thank you very much for watching and keep on rocking .. Cheers

@@asARTMotionGraphics thanks u for sharing this information if you have any tutorial link of these steps plz share 😔

@@deepakkashyap7490 You are more than welcome .. Didn't do a tutorial for this yet but there are a couple good "tyFLOW" Tutorials on RUclips .. Just watch a couple different once which are covering TARGET operator in tyFLOW. You also can join the tyFLOW Group on Facebook if you didn't already and download tons of FREE example files right from there in order to study them and learn how thing are done.

really thank you... keep making new tutorial i really enjoy your videos.@@asARTMotionGraphics

Thank you very much for watching and for your lovely comment. Well, since english is not my native language, some stuff will not sound the way they should. However, thank you very much for the hint. It will help me getting better .. Much appreciated .. Cheers

@@asARTMotionGraphics no problem, your English is very good, and I hope I didn't sound condescending, I think it's just nice to help people when and if you can 🙂