r/Simulated • u/mengohmengohmeng • May 30 '19

Research Simulation Breaking Bread

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u/rarlei May 30 '19

I refuse to accept this is simulated

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u/letsgocrazy May 30 '19

Really?.. It's really good, not just shitting on it, but it looks more like foam being ripped instead of actual bread. Like it doesn't tear right or soon enough and seems to have a more "bed foam" like stretch and bounce to it.

That's why it's a research project and not a finished product 😊

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u/Valiade May 30 '19

Ok, so criticism is welcome right?

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u/letsgocrazy May 30 '19 edited May 30 '19

I guess so. I'm pretty sure though, whoever is doing it is fully aware of the issues they would need to face to break dough realistically - and also the kind of programming and interface that needs to happen to go into it.

Sop you saying "ooh, that doesn't look right, make it a bit more bready" might not be useful in any way.

But do what you feel is best.

edit: I mean, just look at their presentation video on what else they can do :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNri-x2nK7o

What could you possibly say to "critique" their work in any meaningful (to them) way?

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u/LoneRanger9 May 30 '19

Well the person they're replying to can't believe it isn't bread which is ridiculous since it doesn't act like bread at all.