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The new version comes with a bunch of new features and multiple bug fixes.
tyFlow, a plug-in for 3ds Max that acts as a replacement for the tool's Particle Flow system developed by Tyson Ibele, has received a huge 1.004 update that adds a bunch of new features and fixes multiple bugs. For those unfamiliar, tyFlow is a tool that was meant to be a complete rewrite of 3ds Max's Particle Flow. The tool features robust, procedural VFX capabilities, multi-threaded algorithms and GPU accelerated solvers, render instancing support, and more.
Here are some of the new features added to tyFlow 1.004:
- Volume conform mode to tyConform modifier
- Option in tyFlow License rollout to not auto-request a license when tyFlow is in use
- New edge generation options to Birth Surface operator (particle location, align to edge, scale to edge length)
- New verlet options to Spin operator, which allow you to convert (static) changes in particle orientation to spin
- Acceleration display to Display Data operator (works on uncached data only)
- Selected edges mode to Position Object operator
- Virtual ground collider option to Collisions operator
- Surface Test now has the option to consider particle meshes when performing tests
- Added First/Last knot options to Birth Spline operator
- Added phase/offset params to Cluster operator noise mode
- Added fuzzing param to Cluster operator LDNP mode
- Added a Push operator
- tyParticleSkin modifier can now run PhysX tearing solver on tyCaches exported with PhysX data
- Operator right-click menu options for filters/tests/timing will now affect all selected operators
- And much, much more!
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