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Hello! Today we're starting with a new challenging level. We're diving into Tyflow and simulating the fall of a table and chairs.

The animation is gaining momentum and surpassing the boundaries of standard interior visualizations. This is a great opportunity to grab attention and start taking on more significant projects.

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038 - Tyflow start. Falling simulation (English)

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Weronika Blitek

How do you sharpen the animation in After Effects if you turn it off in Frame Buffer?

Anastasiia Reznichenko - 3D viz

I very rarely add sharpening to animations at all, but if I really need to, I add it in the editing application before publishing.

Weronika Blitek

I turned off "Sharpening/Blurring" as you recommended, but it's too blurry for me, so I added "Unsharp Mask" in After Effects, but the effect is so much worse than in the Frame Buffer...

Weronika Blitek

Actually haven't thought of exporting to another editing software, thanks

maria selaje

If my lamp is still falling.. what can i do ? Thanks

Kaf Kuwait

Hello please how to get the model with materials