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tyFlow Fluid Force

By Kresimir Tkalcec

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- 2 Jul, 2019
Last modification: 5 Jul, 2019

Industry

Film & VFX

Subject

Simulation and Effects
3ds Max
VFX

Products

3ds Max
3ds Max
3ds Max
Arnold

Skill Level

Intermediate

Duration

15 min

Explore with us the tyFlow's PhysX operators and learn how to use the FumeFX velocity field to carry maple leaves across the desert floor. Scene is setup to render with the Arnold Physical sky, motion blur and DOF.

Download complete scene from: http://bit.ly/2ZZ20vG

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Kresimir Tkalcec

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