Tyflow Basics - Beginner To Knowledgeable
Published 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 8.79 GB | Duration: 14h 12m
Published 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 8.79 GB | Duration: 14h 12m
Learn tyFlow from the inside out and how to understand it
What you'll learn
Learn how to use tyFlow and understand how it works as a particle system
Learn how to create you own awesome particle animations using 3ds Max and tyFlow
We will cover many of tyFlows Operators and learn by doing, understand parameters and create particle animations
This course tries to create true understanding versus typical follow along and copy me doing this style teaching
Requirements
No real skills required other than a basic understanding of 3ds Max and having access to a copy of 3ds Max with tyFlow installed.
Description
This course is about learning tyFLow and assumes no previous experience. I plan to update it with more Operators over time!A lot of courses take a watch me do and repeat process, and that works for many learners and teachers alike.I wanted to do more of a learn the actual basics and what operators actually do, with the hope that, this teaching style would create more understanding and allow students to take their own ideas and turn them into stunning tyFlow animations. During this course we will start at the beginning, explain the tyFlow process, then we will go over critical operators and how to use them. During the course we will create valid and unique tyFlow particle system which will help us to fully understand the tyFlow process. The idea behind this course is to get students proficient in tyFlow, so they can take their own ideas and turn them into working particle animations. Will will cover a lot of information in the course and it is designed to take a student from a beginner intro level to an intermediate proficient at the tyFlow process level, and able to fully work with tyFLow and understand it. I hope that during this course, we will have some fun together and take our particles to the next level.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Course Intro
Lecture 2 All the tyFlow Operators as of version 1.17
Lecture 3 The tyFlow Process Part 01
Lecture 4 The tyFlow Process Part 02
Lecture 5 The tyFlow Process Part 03
Lecture 6 Create a Full tyFlow Particle Animation Together
Lecture 7 Create a 2nd Full Flow - Virus Growth Animation
Lecture 8 Create a Third Flow Together - PhysX Animation
Section 2: tyFlow Birth Operators
Lecture 9 The Birth Operator
Lecture 10 The Birth Burst Operator
Lecture 11 The Birth Flow Operator
Lecture 12 The Birth Fluid Operator
Lecture 13 The Birth Forest Pack Operator
Lecture 14 The Birth Intersections Operator
Lecture 15 The Birth PRT Operator
Lecture 16 The Birth Object Operator
Lecture 17 The Birth Paint Operator
Lecture 18 The Birth Skeleton Operator
Lecture 19 The Birth Spline Operator
Lecture 20 The Birth Surface Operator
Lecture 21 The Birth Voxels Operator
Section 3: Intro to tyFlow and Forces
Lecture 22 Intro to tyFlow and Forces - Wind Spacewarp & TyFlow Internal Forces
Lecture 23 3ds Max Space Warps - Push and Motor Usage with tyFlow
Lecture 24 tyFlow Vortex Helper Explained - Vortex Usage with tyFlow
Lecture 25 3ds Max Space Warps - Drag Usage with tyFlow
Section 4: Understanding Noise Usage in tyFlow
Lecture 26 Quick Look at the Noise Rollout & Fracture Results
Lecture 27 The Noise Rollout - Usage within a Particle Flow
Lecture 28 Vary Noise over Time (Example Random Particle Speed using Noise)
Section 5: Important Concepts to Understand
Lecture 29 A: Particle Age / Frames / Event Age
Lecture 30 B: Continuous versus On Event Entry
Lecture 31 C: Time Step Setting - How it affects particle animation
Lecture 32 D: Particle Relationships (Parent / Child / Sibling)
Lecture 33 E: 3D Speak (Terminology)
Lecture 34 F: Understanding Neighbors usage with Property Test
Lecture 35 The Transformation Matrix (TM)
Section 6: Quick Overview of the Standard Operators
Lecture 36 Quick Intro to Standard Operator Section
Lecture 37 Common across Standard Operators "Interpolation" Explained
Lecture 38 Common across Standard Operators "Seed" & "Seed by Time" Explained"
Lecture 39 Std Op - Position Icon
Lecture 40 Std Op - Position Object
Lecture 41 Std Op - Speed
Lecture 42 Std Op - Stop
Lecture 43 Std Op - Spin
Lecture 44 Std Op - Scale
Lecture 45 Std Op - Rotation
Lecture 46 Std Op - Slow
Lecture 47 Std Op - Spread
Lecture 48 Std Op - Path Follow
Lecture 49 Std Op - Particle Groups
Lecture 50 Std Op - Cluster and Cluster Force
Section 7: Condition Operators - How to Change Particle Behavior Based on Tests
Lecture 51 Intro to the Condition Operators Section
Lecture 52 The Collision Operator
Lecture 53 Find Target Operator
Lecture 54 Object Test Operator
Lecture 55 Property Test Operator
Lecture 56 Select Operator
Lecture 57 Split Operator
Lecture 58 Send Out Operator
Lecture 59 Surface Test Operator
Lecture 60 Time test Operator
Section 8: The Shape Operators
Lecture 61 The Shape Operator
Lecture 62 Element Fracture Operator
Lecture 63 Face Fracture Operator
Lecture 64 Shell Operator
Section 9: The Display Operators
Lecture 65 Camera Cull Operator
Lecture 66 Display Operator
Lecture 67 Display Data Operator
Section 10: Material Operators
Lecture 68 Material ID Operator
Section 11: PhysX Operators
Lecture 69 PhysX Shape Operator
Lecture 70 PhysX Binds Operator
Lecture 71 PhysX Collision Operator
Section 12: Data Operators
Lecture 72 Custom Properties Operator
3ds Max users who want to create cool particle animations using tyFlow withing 3ds Max and actually understand how to use tyFlow to create your own stunning particle animations