05-06-2021, 07:43 AM
I've answered you already on Tyflow Facebook group, but I'll copy-paste my answer here, if someone have similar problem: 
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Why it would create dependency if you are not using that object for particles?
I did quick test now with Tymesher and Particles (yes, you can make particles regular mesh if you add mesh operator, and untick "render only" (no need for caching, or alembic export)).
And it's working perfectly.
However, if you using that mesh object for particles (for spawning, or whatever), and you create dependency that way, you can just simply clone your object, and use first version for Tyflow, and second version for material and render.
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Why it would create dependency if you are not using that object for particles?
I did quick test now with Tymesher and Particles (yes, you can make particles regular mesh if you add mesh operator, and untick "render only" (no need for caching, or alembic export)).
And it's working perfectly.
However, if you using that mesh object for particles (for spawning, or whatever), and you create dependency that way, you can just simply clone your object, and use first version for Tyflow, and second version for material and render.