Technically, what's in this picture is a soup with no color and no density, but it clearly has a tactile texture π€―
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Itβs a software developer / designer joke, that texture means no texture on a 3D model
Technically, unless procedurally generated with nodes, there would be a normal map texture/bump texture applied to the soup to get those reflections.
Technically, i touch the screen and it smooth
Strange. I touch my screen and it's all greasy and smudgy.
Can't be a Source-based soup, tho':
Do you drink a soup or do you eat it?
You drink a soup, and you eat a stew.
Maybe true for some soups but you might choke drinking chicken noodle, clam chowder, or wonton soup.
Then clearly, chicken noodle soup is a stew. /j
Yeah, you're right, I didn't really consider those kinds of soups...
Honestly I had to look up the difference between stew and soup. What most say is with stew you start by braising meat in pot, then add other ingredients and stock. With soup start with stock and add ingredients.
Edit: out of order