Best render engine for tyflow

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Not really clear what you're asking, to be honest.
Tyflow has nothing to do with rendering fluids...

When you say "smoke and stuff", what do you mean by that?
How's that smoke created?
Only with tyflow, or with some additional fluid solvers like Phoenix or Fume?

If it's Phoeniix and Fume, Tyflow have nothing to do with it... you'll have to ask to their forums.

Sorry but didnt asked you, remember last time you replied and wanted to "quickly" help, but didnt bother understanding the matter...
So dont bother...


Quote tyflow:
"I've had good experiences with VRay and Redshift."

Those who can read have a clear advantage...
Ps: There is something called tymesher