tyFlow Render and tyCache and scene scale
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Hi all.

I haven't used tyFlow for a couple of years and am considering purchasing 1x tyFlow Pro (node locked).

We work in meter scale but whenever I used it in that scale I found it a big headache to get it working.  I had to try and convert all of the values to trick it into thinking I was using CM.  Often the float values wouldn't go down that far.

I just couldn't get the values to convert properly so resorted to using CM scale with the aim of bringing it into my meter scale scene

The last time I used it I inflated a sofa and saved it as a tyCache.  I found it easier to have the sofa deflate and then reversed it using tyCache. 

I brought this into my meter scale scene and scaled it up.

I then stopped using tyFlow.

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So, now my life story is over.



  • Has it become easier to use tyFlow in meter scale scenes?



If not does anyone have any tips to easily convert the values to work the same as if I was using it in CM scale scenes?
  • It looks like there's no way to render over a network with tyRender if using tyCache

How much of a limitation do people find this?  In the example above where I needed to use tyCache for the sofa; I wouldn't be able to render this on other systems would I?  Only on mine.

Thanks,

Sean
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#2
Nothing in tyFlow is tied to any particular unit scale (never has been), so you’ll have to be more specific about what the issue was…
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