The super slow motion and DOF really sells this one... juicy.

@onlyCreativity Yeah, some problem with the SSS. Also: Never use reddish colors for anything, it always gets jaggies; from chroma subsampling i suspect. At high compression this applies to any codec i've tested, KZfaq's included.

omg it looks exactly like cheese... it has this very subtle moisture quality to it ha ha yessssssss cheese cube explosion!! :D

@gustavohuink Sorry, this was a one-time thing I did in the now obsolete Blender 2.49; I can't recall any detailed settings. I remember though that i used an array modifier to stack them, left a little slit in between each of them and made them active physics (collision) objects. See if there's a simulation "substep" or similar setting that could make your simulation more stable. That's the only thing i can think of.

@rubikscubix1 That's the image map used to light the scene, it's shot from a balcony.

Awesome little Bro!

Wow ........... very good!!!!

@CoasterFan456 There's a "record to IPO" option somewhere that translates the simulation to animation keyframes. I'm using 2.5 now and i don't think it's been implemented yet; so i can't check where in 2.4 it was, sorry. Just google it and you shall find your answer :)

this is fucking awesome nice work

LOL @ all the Americans seeing (cheddar) cheese :D In my country cheese is commonly known to be yellow, so that's not what i had in mind when i made it.

cheese looks cool in slow-motion

super cool

Took a few pointers from the blender documentation and searched for forum posts on the topic. I don't understand properly how to give an object kinetic energy in the game engine tab, it was trial and error.

@ThePivotPainter that would awesome

Sure, use it however you want.

@gustavohuink keyframe a moving object into your scene, then CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-P, bakes your physics simulation. done.

Place the camera a bit lefter so that cube would crash exactly into it. Dramatic!!!

Nice ;)

How did you do it so no box would just glitch out? Mine will never really hit anything spot on it will always float on something or get stuck in others

@dbc616 it's sharp cheddar

I would be happy to help you out but could you explain whats going on in further detail.

i could see the material flickering(just a little bit)...but thumbs up!

subsurface scattering.

mango! :D

@dbc616 they have some SSS.

I made a physics simulation in the game engine in blender. I made a meteor hit a small block building. There is just one problem when I record it to the IPO editor... The Meteor Doesn't Show! Just the building falls apart! Can anyone help me solve this? PLZZ HELP ME!

Wow

hehe, that's awesome stuff you have here. maybe adjusting the timing would make it better though. anyway, thumbs up ^^

mmm cheese

why is there a house in the sphere at 17sec.?

Anybody else think of cheddar cheese? O.o

Hi Adrian, Well, trial and error or not, it look's great.

do you know how I can fix my rendering? every time I try to render an error message appears and then closes down. (I have version: 2.57b) Nice vid. =) Thanks.

is there a tutorial for this?

hey please help, how did ou did the sow motion thingy?

do i detect a hint of sss

I want to eat Cheese Now

@eilew nah man.. like pop out like its freakin real shit 3D!

I'm getting tired of slow-mo to be honest. I mean, people slow EVERYTHING down now. Don't get me wrong, it's pretty awesome, but can we get some real time for a change?

CHEEEEEEEESE

Shoulda Made it 3D...

Yuck! First part was gross! =x Other than that, great job!