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Can this be done with Tyflow? "sticky" UVW - Johncro - 01-29-2022

Hi all,




could you please take a look at the first 3 seconds of this video:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32km5BoB6q8




I couldn't figure out how would I do something like this in Tyflow (if possible). I could use animated height maps, to make the "ripples" but I'm not sure how to "stick" the UVW to the deformation, if you know what I mean...



Any advice you could give, will be much appreciated. Thanks Rolleyes


RE: Can this be done with Tyflow? "sticky" UVW - tyFlow - 01-29-2022

I'm not even sure you'd need tyFlow for something like that...could probably be done with animated displacement?

Perhaps a heavily retimed cloth sim, to get some more dynamic undulations? There are probably a variety of ways to create that, and it looks like most of the work is done by the shader.


RE: Can this be done with Tyflow? "sticky" UVW - Johncro - 01-30-2022

(01-29-2022, 10:13 PM)tyFlow Wrote: I'm not even sure you'd need tyFlow for something like that...could probably be done with animated displacement?

Perhaps  a heavily retimed cloth sim, to get some more dynamic undulations?  There are probably a variety of ways to create that, and it looks like most of the work is done by the shader.

"Perhaps a heavily retimed cloth sim" - that's exactly what I did, at first Big Grin

Ok, so I guess that's the right way to do it!

Thanks a lot for your help!