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Hi! I'm new here, apologies in advance if this has been asked before... Are any of the scenes as shown on the pro.tyflow.com website available anywhere? Those shots are more impressive than most tyflow outputs I have seen out there, but there seems to be no documentation on how to achieve that level of quality. 
Can we get any more information on how these were set up, what hardware was used, and which render engine?
Also, the beautiful peeling fruit animation, how was that set up? Any chance this information can be shared to the community?

cheers,
T        

[Saschi]

Good contribution:-) I'm interested in them too!

[Wayd]

Hi! I'm new here, apologies in advance if this has been asked before... Are any of the scenes as shown on the pro.tyflow.com website available anywhere? Those shots are more impressive than most tyflow outputs I have seen out there, but there seems to be no documentation on how to achieve that level of quality. 
Can we get any more information on how these were set up, what hardware was used, and which render engine?
Also, the beautiful peeling fruit animation, how was that set up? Any chance this information can be shared to the community?

cheers,
T

Haha, nobody responded to the request. And yet, this is an important part of product promotion. The creator himself could have released these scenes as training materials to attract even more attention to his product, but alas, he didn't. The more materials you release for your product, the more people notice and use it. This is exactly how Maxon attracted an audience to its Cinema 4D product. They released FREE materials and scenes (even hiring designers for this purpose), and as a result, we see the most popular product on the market. But neither Autodesk nor the creator of this product understand the principles of marketing.