Animated droplets with trails - Tyflow Condensation Setup 3D model

Important! Tyflow free (or PRO) and MAX 2021 are required to make this setup work! You can get it from here https://docs.tyflow.com/download/This is a ready-to-use Tyflow-based condensation system with animated droplets that will work on all your meshes. It will generate a variety of droplets on the surface of the object and the bigger ones will eventually roll down in a realistic manner. You just need to place your mesh on the Geometry layer and the system will update automatically. This is not a fluids system, it's purely based on meshed particles, but it looks convincing and it's faster to update. The whole simulation (200 frames) takes less than 1 minute on an old system. Features: You can change the number of total droplets, the number of the bigger droplets (the ones that will roll down) and the sizes of them all. You can go slowmotion changing the retime section of the Tyflow object. As the droplets roll down, they will drag and add to the stream all nearby droplets, big or small. Natural looking look with overlapping droplets and clean, graphic look with non-overlapping droplets, just disabling an operator The Tyflow system is meshed using Tyflow's native mesher, Tymesher, so that all the droplets get a convincing, fluid-like continuous mesh. This allows you to export the animated tymesh object to Alembic and use it in Maya, Cinema4D, etc. It renders flawlessly in all render engines. A Redshift-ready scene is provided for your convenience. Redshift was used to renders all the previews for this model. There's an option to make the droplets fall to the ground and collide with it in the setup (disabled by default). There are instructions to change the most common features inside the Quick tips operator inside Tyflow I've added a snapshot of the droplets mid-animation in Alembic, FBX and OBJ formats for your convenience. Need changes? Custom solutions might be possible depending on my availability. Don't be afraid to ask.