STUNNING disintegration 3ds Max effect using tyFlow and V-Ray - tutorial

[Matt_GF]

Hey!

A new production of CG BBQ is coming, very soon!

STUNNING disintegration 3ds Max effect using tyFlow

Sit back and relax while we step into the world of disintegration. Using tyFlow and V-Ray in 3ds Max we created a short animation where we destroy and rebuild a human anatomy asset.

Let your imagination loose and think about what else you can do with the same disintegration 3ds Max effect. Think of all the archviz scenes, both interior and exterior, you can enliven by taking them away bit-by-bit.

[Paul Oblomov]

Heh I thought muscles, fascia, skin, blood vessels + some clever algo for patterns and not another peeling effect And very creepy asset btw.

[Matt_GF]

Hey Paul.

I'm still learning, I hope to make more advanced one after some time. When it comes to the asset, you got creeped out quite easily, don't be such a snowflake :P

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The tutorial is ready. I hope you will find it useful.

Disintegration 3ds Max & tyFlow breakdown tutorial

Join us while we create a stunning disintegration 3ds Max effect using tyFlow. We'll guide you through each step with a tyFlow disintegration breakdown showing how you can recreate the same effect on your end. The final animation will be rendered using V-Ray, but you can easily use any other render engine to create the same stunning result.

Once defined, you can reuse the same effect on various objects. That's the power of tyFlow simulation where the same solver can be easily re-used in different scenarios to get nice 3ds Max VFX effects. Feel free to leave a comment below showing what you were able to achieve based on our tutorial. Be sure to let your imagination loose and have fun with 3ds Max and our tyFlow tutorial!

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:14 - Animation
00:43 - Scene setup
01:21 - tyFlow Face Fracture
02:06 - Triggering the effect
03:06 - Defining a new particle group
03:32 - Propagating the effect
04:45 - Adding a force to tyFlow
05:38 - tyFlow Rotation and Spin
06:09 - Disintegration into smaller particles
06:55 - tyFlow Voronoi Fracture
07:23 - Final fracturing
07:47 - tyFlow Collision
08:18 - Retiming the simulation
08:50 - Materials and IDs
10:01 - Next tutorial coming soon...

Stay great!