bryce abstracts

test

ROzbeans 21 years ago
/rawr! Love the black one!
drizzi 21 years ago
some larger ones testing different materials =P





Azlex 21 years ago
Wow, those are really neat. I really like the gold figure on the black background. Those would make great wallpapers.
Belial 21 years ago
Those are awesome!
I have Bryce, but I don't know how to make it do stuff like that! I mainly just use it for landscapes/planetscapes and such. I should get a book and learn how to use it.
ROzbeans 21 years ago
Drizzi needs to do a tutorial! He said it takes like 5 mins to do those and when I get my copy of bryce...legally of course ...I'm going to bug him about it!
Belial 21 years ago
Yeah man, a tutorial or a link to a good tutorial to do that kind of stuff would be much appreciated!
Drexen 21 years ago
can you post 1600x1200? I could use it then =D
Tornt 21 years ago
that's a sweet black/gold twirl going on
drizzi 21 years ago
method1: multireplicate
basically insert 1 object and let it automatically multiplate with different sizes/angles
method2: mirror spheres
basically putting objects into a round sphere with some reflections


found couple more useful tuts for other programs on that site as well
Guest 21 years ago
Drexen
can you post 1600x1200? I could use it then =D


Agree!!
Rikr 21 years ago
Maelarya
when I get my copy of bryce...legally of course


Ummm yeah, me too........


I've used Bryce before, but I too am ignorant in the ways of Brycing.

Those turned out real well.
Belial 21 years ago
OK, so I've been playing with this for a few days now, but I can't seem to get mine to look as good as yours. Even at the highest settings that I have, mine end up with jaggies How did you get yours smooth?

Anyway, here's my first tries:







and here's one I cranked out using Strata 3d Pro... for whatever reason, it renders much more clearly and faster than Bryce does:

Belial 21 years ago
And another Bryce:

drizzi 21 years ago
try a mirror sphere around your work
Belial 21 years ago
Thanks for the tip! Looks much better, plus I learned how to change the fargin resolution.

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