Bryce Tutes and more

[Agent0013]

My friend David Brinnen has a lot of really great video tutorials for Bryce, Wings 3D and Octane on YouTube. A lot of what I have learned about Bryce was from his tutorials. It is why I know as much as I do about Bryce 7.1 Pro.


Case in point:
In this video he shows us how to create a volumetric cloud slab and, from a basic pattern in the materials library, making realistic thick clouds. He shows how to keep the render time down to acceptable duration by a simple trick of dimension changes, and how to reduce unwanted banding effects to practically not visible by changing a certain directional dimension.


There are so many things that can be done quite simply in this video, so have a look and perhaps give this a go and see what you can do!

[DarkAngel]

Sometimes, sites moved, and one or other people know the new address, mainly for the old sites. For this time, it's the reason which do that i don't remove it lol
for others links!!!

No worries sugar -- sometimes mods do not realize this. Unfortunately I even thought 3D Commune would come back but he never did and no idea really if he does anything anywhere else either.

Very neat Mary.....Love to learn....now if I could love to do

I have not touched Bryce in so long and until now did not realize what got left out in both times I had to reinstall everything...LOL

[Aelin]

Sometimes, sites moved, and one or other people know the new address, mainly for the old sites. For this time, it's the reason which do that i don't remove it lol
for others links!!!

[thelufias]

Very neat Mary.....Love to learn....now if I could love to do

[DarkAngel]

I took out that link that was no good --- Aelin please feel free to delete any link that I have which stopped working and add others to the primary post I plop in...LOL

I added a bunch more

[thelufias]

Interesting....Thank you....

[Aelin]

If you have time to follow tutorial videos, you find many many many links here:
http://www.bryce-tutorials.info/bryce-tutorials.html

[Star4mation]

Wolfie's Den was the first place I went to when I first got into 3d graphics with Bryce 4.

[DarkAngel]

i love to use t for water and sky images...after importing objects you can integrate them into your render too.

[roni190]

Thank you!

Grabbed bryce about 2 months ago
and so far hav'nt really used it except as an alternate render engine.