Hi,
Yesterday night i had the idea to render a piece of cheese, but I soon had to notice that it takes a lot more work then i thought,
it took about 10 hours to get this result with a mental ray mia shader. C+C is very welcome but i wont change anything
Rendertime was about 5 minutes on a quadcore with 8gig ram, rendered with XSI 7.01,
the sss effect is made via glossy refractions since i didnt geht the sss split shader to work right in v7.01, any tips how to render sss together with raytrace reflections/refractions in one pass are very welcome!
attached are several variations and wips and a screenshot of the base model that was kindly provided by stefan obst and has been modified and slightly textured with 3dcoat.
Hope U like it!
greetz,
ardworx
Cheesy Rendering
Cheesy Rendering
Last edited by ardworx on 11 Jun 2009, 21:16, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Cheesy Rendering
Very nice... The first rendering looks the best to me,
but that may have something to do with my personal cheese-preferences... ;)
PS - What seems to be the problem with the "split SSS" and why would you need the split version specifically for this project?
but that may have something to do with my personal cheese-preferences... ;)
PS - What seems to be the problem with the "split SSS" and why would you need the split version specifically for this project?
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Re: Cheesy Rendering
Nice work man..! I think the shaders work very well. I think there is something with the mesh, where the "booleans" look too round and perfect to me...also the edges seem to be too well described...bringin in some more "noise", I think, this could become the final touch...
Again, nice work and thanks for showing...!
cheers,
oliver
Again, nice work and thanks for showing...!
cheers,
oliver
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Re: Cheesy Rendering
thanx for the comments
greets,
ardworx
I just noticed that there is a build in "simple sss" node, I was used to use a spdl for that purpose and that doesnt work anymore in version 7, but the build in one works fine so "DOH!!!"What seems to be the problem with the "split SSS" and why would you need the split version specifically for this project?
I agree on the too well described edges but dont agree with the too round holes, since that comes from bubbles they are pretty round in RL.... or at least in that piece of cheese hereI think there is something with the mesh, where the "booleans" look too round and perfect to me...also the edges seem to be too well described...bringin in some more "noise", I think, this could become the final touch...
greets,
ardworx
Re: Cheesy Rendering
@ardworx
...jap, you are right..I don´t have a piece of cheese in front of my eyes...it was just a guess..I also thought about that bubbles intend to get a perfect round shape...but, as the cheese gets older, it looses weight and water...also gravity influences it..so I don´t expect them that perfect..nitpicking my friend, just nitpicking
...ah, I found something...
...jap, you are right..I don´t have a piece of cheese in front of my eyes...it was just a guess..I also thought about that bubbles intend to get a perfect round shape...but, as the cheese gets older, it looses weight and water...also gravity influences it..so I don´t expect them that perfect..nitpicking my friend, just nitpicking
...ah, I found something...
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Re: Cheesy Rendering
hehehe, yes good point, but this is young cheese and I had gravity disabled in XSI...but, as the cheese gets older, it looses weight and water...also gravity influences it..so I don´t expect them that perfect..
greets,
ardworx
Re: Cheesy Rendering
I particularly like the reflection on the right side.
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