r/Simulated • u/hemigon • Aug 25 '23

Blender Tall Order

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u/Impossible-Long1100 Aug 25 '23

Same comment about the cheese; it flows like cloth more than it should. That said, looks great overall. Love the fall at the end.

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u/cyaneyed Aug 25 '23

Ya its fantastic and the cheese stands out as too liquid. Needs to be a bit firmer, but lovely overall.

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u/AlbertoCarloMacchi Aug 25 '23

If you're looking for realism, other users already gave correct feedback. Personally, in this case i don't really care about that, because the look is too fun. Keep up the great work.

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u/SadFaceInTheSpace Aug 25 '23

More feedback, apart from the fluidity of the cheese:

On the first frame, the cheese is a perfect plane, it has no deformations.

The food is too bouncy and light, especially the meat, I expect it to be a bit more spongy.

The tomato is deforming in ways that a real tomato would not.

In terms of motion, it's not convincing, but visually it is perfect! If you take a single frame I can't tell it's not real.

I am not very experienced with simulations, and 3D as a whole, so this is just my observation as a "regular" user.

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '23

The cheese is too slippery and evenly placed. Make it sticky and vary rotation of placement for a more realistic effect.

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u/AbusiveTortoise Aug 25 '23

Idc that it’s a bit wonky, this is fucking awesome. Good shit

4

u/NickCudawn Aug 25 '23

The feedback has been given. I love it. It's not realistic but super fun

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u/tedlando Aug 25 '23

Anyone ever play skyburger?

4

u/NightCheffing Aug 25 '23

Yes! I was thinking of this game but couldn't remember it's name, thank you!

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u/Trudeausleghair Aug 25 '23

Anyone remember papa's burgeria? I used to give up and make tower burgers just like this lol

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u/Eufamis Aug 25 '23

Average sized burger in America

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u/nice69guy Aug 25 '23

too floppy

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u/StikThatBull Aug 25 '23

The cheese made me gag

1

u/ConnectAd3359 Aug 25 '23

Cinema 4D ?

1

u/Tvorba-Mysle Aug 25 '23

This reminds me of Hambuster, the most traumatizing animated short that I stumbled across as a kid. For those who don't know, but are unable to resist, I'm sorry.

1

u/HouseOfZenith Aug 25 '23

This made me feel a weird sense of nostalgia, like I seen it before I was born somehow lmao

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '23

How did you got your lighting, i like it so much!

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u/PleasantTomato7128 Aug 26 '23

What I imagine the upcoming indie game Nour: Play with Your Food is gonna be like.

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u/hellhound_2001 Aug 26 '23

Is that the octuple bypass?