Creating cloth simulations with TyFlow & 3ds Max - Tutorial
In this 3ds Max & Tyflow tutorial I'll show you how to create cloth simulations and export your simulation via USD into Nvidia Omniverse Create for real time rendering. First, we'll create the cloth pieces using box geometry. Then using the birth objects operator and a cloth bind operator in TyFlow, we can convert that geometry into cloth particles, and can apply different forces to create abstract animations of cloth pieces floating around in our scene affected by wind, gravity, and noise. We can then export our TyFlow simulation, by using the export particles operator to export a tycache of our cloth simulation, apply a turbosmooth modifier, and export as USD. In Nvidia Omniverse Create, I'll show you how to open the USD file, add lighting, and a camera. I'll also show you how to use post-production effects like bloom, motion blur, chromatic abberation, and global atmospheric effects like fog. Using a few keyframes to animate the lighting and camera, we can then finish off our scene. Lastly, I'll show you how to export your final motion graphics animation using the Render Queue Dialog. I rendered my animation as an image sequence in the EXR format, and brought it into After Effects for final compositing.
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