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Re: pic: Cheesecake, anyone?

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Originally Posted by DonRotolo View Post
Nice design.

This image brings up a point I've been pursuing for years: If we look at the image, it is very obvious that it's "fake". It is too perfect.

What would make it more realistic? Some imperfections, of course, but how do we do that in CAD? This is a problem that's easy to state, but hard to solve. Any comments?

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Compare and contrast. The crust has a crumbly, pitted texture. I wouldn't call that an imperfection, in the same way you wouldn't expect the surface of a gravel to be flat.

Also see the profile and color gradient of the top - the raised ring around the edge is darker (because of how thin it is?).

Finally the junction where the crust meets cake isn't uniform at all, looks like there is a bit of mixing/penetration.
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