Hi there,
I'm trying to re-create the following effect - this tutorial is using C4D.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIiIdxRv...chyVisuals.
I was told I need to use the 2d cloth solver to get similar results but the problem is that even with one piece of cloth it is extremely slow to compute when switch to 2d solver.
It is taking 14 seconds to computer 1 frame. If the 2d solver is off the time to compute is pretty much instant. Surely 14 seconds per frame can't be right, especially when compared to the tutorial where the simulation is even interactive whilst it runs...and super quick. Is this a limitation of tyflow?
I have a very basic setup...
I have an AMD threadripper, 256gb RAM, running windows 10 64bit, 4090 GPU. Tyflow Version: 1.103
I'm trying to re-create the following effect - this tutorial is using C4D.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIiIdxRv...chyVisuals.
I was told I need to use the 2d cloth solver to get similar results but the problem is that even with one piece of cloth it is extremely slow to compute when switch to 2d solver.
It is taking 14 seconds to computer 1 frame. If the 2d solver is off the time to compute is pretty much instant. Surely 14 seconds per frame can't be right, especially when compared to the tutorial where the simulation is even interactive whilst it runs...and super quick. Is this a limitation of tyflow?
I have a very basic setup...
I have an AMD threadripper, 256gb RAM, running windows 10 64bit, 4090 GPU. Tyflow Version: 1.103