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Tyflow from absolute beginner to Pro Vol. 1
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(51 ratings)
284 students

Tyflow from absolute beginner to Pro Vol. 1

This Tyflow course will teach you many aspects of working with VFX.
Created byOleg Khonko
Last updated 5/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Download and install tyflow
  • Tyflow fundamentals
  • Deep explanation of the tyflow interface
  • Creating basic scene for simulations, explaining setings, parameters
  • Explaining almost every operapor
  • How work with forces
  • Effects like tornado, fireworks, sparks
  • Various examples of fracturing
  • Explaining Cloth simulation and different examples
  • Cloth interaction with forces
  • Cloth tearing
  • Moving Cloth
  • How make curtains
  • Soft bodies
  • Soft bodies (Baloons)
  • Tyslicer
  • Tycarve
  • Tyconfirm
  • Tymesher
  • Brick wall fracturing and destruction
  • Glass fracturing and destruction
  • Wood fracturing and destruction
  • Explane difference between Particle physics and PhysX physics
  • Voxels
  • Splines and how work with them
  • Dynamic grass simulation
  • Rope simulation
  • Sand simulation (Granular solving)
  • Snow\Mud simulation
  • Metal damage simulation
  • Creating stuning effects for TV and commercials

Course content

1 section38 lectures7h 13m total length
  • Intro2:26

    Tyflow from absolute beginner to pro, learn to simulate physics and effects for cinema commercials and video games through hands-on practice from basics to advanced examples.

  • Download and install21:13
  • Tyflow fundamentals10:52
  • Wind force9:05
  • Vortex12:52
  • Birth operators31:01
  • Fracturing operators24:16
  • Coffee commercial19:00
  • Find target7:15
  • Spawn13:22
  • Cloth9:29

    Learn to set up cloth in TyFlow by creating a sphere and plane, applying gravity and density, and tuning collision and self-collision, time steps, bend, stretch, and smoothing for cloth.

  • Cloth interaction with vortex10:08
  • Curtain interaction with wind7:39

    Explore curtain interaction with wind in tyflow, setting up a plane window, adjusting force and turbulence, and using object test distance to visualize how particles respond.

  • Curtain movement7:46
  • Cloth tearing9:11
  • Weakness map2:20
  • Soft body part 14:43
  • Soft body part 24:57

    Explore soft body dynamics with a simple scene: a sphere and two pieces of geometry, animated with bindings set to continuous, gravity, and inflation force adjustments to simulate pressure.

  • Tyslicer8:43

    Explore TyFlow's type flow editor to slice geometry with a dice slicer, add gravity, set up object tests and clause bindings, and simulate with a ground collider for dynamic cuts.

  • Wall fracturing and destruction32:18
  • Glass fracturing and destruction24:59
  • Tycarve6:16
  • Spline path part 18:32
  • Spline path part 26:14
  • Path follow4:36

    Explore tyflow path follow by building a simple editor, guiding particles along a line within a box, adjusting direction and spin, and rendering their trajectories.

  • Physics4:53

    Compare particle physics and physics in a 10,000-particle scene over 100 frames, with cubes, gravity, and collision spheres. Learn how particle physics yields instant results, while physics provides accurate simulations.

  • Rope simulation7:09
  • Castle growth5:20

    Learn to convert a brick castle into a particle gas using tyflow, adjusting birth, scale, timing, and variation to create dynamic growth and explosive effects.

  • Sand simulation19:29
  • Snow simulation5:50
  • Snow and mud dynamics9:03

    Explore snow and mud dynamics in TyFlow by setting up a box and sphere, applying physics shapes, collision, and dye flow to simulate falling and settling particles.

  • Dynamic grass4:48
  • Tyconfirm5:56
  • Birth paint8:27
  • Wood fracturing and destruction29:49
  • Metal damage21:48
  • Spline path and grow4:15
  • Mesh grow7:37

    Create a growing mesh effect in tyflow by using sphere setups, surface tests, and neighbor-based radius controls, then refine with group selection and filtering for dynamic growth.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of 3ds Max

Description

Hello everyone, my name is Bogdan!

Are you struggling to learn Tyflow on your own or just want to start learn it? This cours will help you to use Tyflow professionally.

After this course you will be able to start making stuning effect for movies, commercials and games.

In this course I will teach you everything you need to know about getting started with Tyflow. You will create lots of projects that you can add to your own portfolio to help your employment.

This course is for begginers but over time it will grow into a more complex one. You do not need any previous knowledge of Tyflow. We will start right at the begining and work our way through step by step.

Don't miss the opportunity to start your career in this industry.


In this course we will be focusing on:

- Download and install Tyflow

- Tyflow fundamentals

- Deep explanation of the tyflow interface

- Creating basic scene for simulations, explaining setings, parameters

- Explaining almost every operapor

- How work with forces

- Effects like tornado, fireworks, sparks

- Various examples of fracturing

- Explain Cloth simulation and different examples:

  - Interact with forces

  - Cloth tearing

  - Weakness map

  - Moving Cloth

  - How make curtains

- Soft bodies

- Soft bodies (Baloons)

- Tyslicer

- Tycarve

- Tyconfirm

- Tymesher

- Complex example of:

  - Brick wall fracturing and destruction

  - Glass fracturing and destruction

  - Wood fracturing and destruction

- Explane difference between Particle physics and PhysX physics

- Voxels

- Splines and how work with them

- Dynamic grass simulation

- Rope simulation

- Sand simulation (Granular solving)

- Snow\Mud simulation

- Metal damage

Who this course is for:

  • 3ds Max users
  • VFX artists
  • CG artists
  • Everyone who wants to create effects for movies, commercials, games
  • Everyone who wants to learn Tyflow