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How do tysplines cache? I tried to cache the particles that drive it. When I cache it - cgdvs - 05-20-2019 How do tysplines cache? I tried to cache the particles that drive it. When I cache it, it became "tycache". But "tycache" could not be read by "tysplines". RE: How do tysplines cache? I tried to cache the particles that drive it. When I cache it - pyrrrr - 05-20-2019 have the same issue atm. need to cache my particles to avoid position flickering, but cannot export tyspline as alembic because it would be around 500gb at least RE: How do tysplines cache? I tried to cache the particles that drive it. When I cache it - Adam Trowers - 05-20-2019 Have you checked 'include typsplines' in the exporter options? Cant be sure on the exact wording but it is something like that RE: How do tysplines cache? I tried to cache the particles that drive it. When I cache it - flamarche - 08-22-2019 tySpline only works with the tyFlow system I believe not as a separate object. What worked for me was using the Export Particles op in it's own even so it acts in global mode and also enabling the 'include splines paths geo'. Then I used the tyCache to read those exported files. RE: How do tysplines cache? I tried to cache the particles that drive it. When I cache it - tyFlow - 08-23-2019 You need to make sure your tySplines object also has meshing enabled. For example, an enabled "tySplineMesher" modifier on top. The splines themselves cannot be cached, but if they are meshes they can be included in a tyCache export. |