say cheese

[Gijs]

[cocolas]

yummmy ....mmm....tasty

I just bought some swiss today.....it looks less "yellow" mine........but that's minor......

now add some turkey and a slice of bread :P


good work,


paul.

Did you use SSS for the cheese?

[timmatron]

I think it would look better without the noise over the whole image. Not sure if thats from your vray settings or post fx.

[percydaman]

looks great! gives me an idea...

[Dynedain]

yummy!

[mickatt]

look impressive !!!!

[J_Bug]

Mmmmm nice. Just one VRayLight?

--Jon

[TheGreenGiant]

yum. REAL. can we get the mat for the cheese? I can think of some rooms I can render it with

[percydaman]

are they cheesy rooms? sorry, had to ask.

[J_Bug]

I saw a cheesy room once. This guy called it his art and he would just cover an entire hotel room by slinging melted cheese.

--Jon

[doan]

wow ! Nice work
Congrat

[Geddart]

Nice cheese Gijs!

You could add some drops like the ones that appear when Cheese lays around for too long.

Can you share the material please?

[cocolas]

I saw a cheesy room once. This guy called it his art and he would just cover an entire hotel room by slinging melted cheese.

--Jon

yuck!....sounds nasty....can't imagine the smell in there after a couple of days :P


paul.

[Hallock]

Looks a little more orange than the Swiss I'm use too

Looks great anyhow.

[Gijs]

Timmatron: Yes, the noise is rendered. No poast processing other than adding my name to the image.
Percy: I am curious about your idea...
Paul: Yes, just one Vray light
Swiss cheese is indeed much lighter than Dutch cheese.

Here are the settings. Remember to uncheck double sided to prevent painful headaches. Thickness and light multiplier will of course depend on the amount of light.