In this week's 3Ds Max 2023 Tutorial we're using Chaos Phoenix, Vray, Cosmos, and tyFlow's fluid force to create a flow of particles. This tutorial is another from my new series sponsored by Autodesk.

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Fluid Particle Force FX Tutorial with Phoenix, tyFlow, Vray & Cosmos in 3Ds Max 2023

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