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Working in Bifrost
- Working in Bifrost
- Build and modify graphs
- Install compounds and graphs
- Simulate dynamic effects
- Create instances of geometric objects
- Apply materials
- Run the Bifrost command-line tool
- Bifrost Node Reference
- Troubleshooting Bifrost graphs
Bifröst Fluids for Maya
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Run the Bifrost command-line tool

Bifrost includes bifcmd, a tool that lets you run a compound independently of Maya from the command line.

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Special environment settings for Windows
Prepare a compound or a graph for bifcmd
Run bifcmd

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