05-07-2019, 10:33 PM
I have some falling cloth objects that I want to watch back in slow mo (33% speed)
If I have retimer on my tyFlow, and then go to cache it out using Export particles, it tries to cache way more frames than exist. For example, I had 343 frames, and after it starts it reports caching frame 3400 and only being 0.5% of the way through the process. If I cancel it, there are no frames written.
So, I tried exporting to tyCache without a retime on the Flow, that worked just fine. However, when I use the retimer on the cache, it retimes weirdly - the objects move forward, slow down over a couple of frames, and then stop for a couple of frames, then jump forward to where they should be, slow down, stop again, and repeat.
I tried rendering locally to avoid using the cache over the network, however this loses motion blur on every 3rd frame, so that doesn't quite work either. Rendering as mesh, as Vray instances were coming out black.
Using max 2016, tyFlow 0.16.019, Vray Next.
If I have retimer on my tyFlow, and then go to cache it out using Export particles, it tries to cache way more frames than exist. For example, I had 343 frames, and after it starts it reports caching frame 3400 and only being 0.5% of the way through the process. If I cancel it, there are no frames written.
So, I tried exporting to tyCache without a retime on the Flow, that worked just fine. However, when I use the retimer on the cache, it retimes weirdly - the objects move forward, slow down over a couple of frames, and then stop for a couple of frames, then jump forward to where they should be, slow down, stop again, and repeat.
I tried rendering locally to avoid using the cache over the network, however this loses motion blur on every 3rd frame, so that doesn't quite work either. Rendering as mesh, as Vray instances were coming out black.
Using max 2016, tyFlow 0.16.019, Vray Next.
