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Corel Bryce 4 in generalDescription: Bryce® 4 is dedicated to designing, rendering and animating breathtaking natural 3D worlds and abstract 3D sculptures. ... more Newest Review: ... them. Add to this the ability to apply any custom texture or pattern from a program like photoshop, and you're cooking. ... more |
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by Highwayman - written on 12.05.02 (Very useful, 250 readings)
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As I sit around waiting for one of my other computers to finish rendering an animation, I figure I should share a secret. Bryce is quite easily the most realistic of the consumer 3D rendering programs - and if it's proof you're after, try looking at this and finding the seams. http://www.nps.gov/carto/silvretta/bryce_dem/ (It's not one of mine by the way). There are dedicated systems which cost a hell of a lot of money, but the NEW Bryce 5 is available for £179.00+VAT. Believe me - it's a bargain What makes Bryce so good? Two things really - the textures and surfaces, and the way it handles light. Textures can be ...
by captainbob - written on 14.10.00 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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Love it or hate it, its got some pretty powerful features once you get beyond the bizarre interface? Actually, I?ve never really had a problem with it in that respect. Sure, it?s unusual, and has had a lot of stick from people who just don?t get on with it, but that shouldn?t detract from what it is capable of in the right hands. Its original creator, Eric Wenger, designed the prototype to create organic, natural landscapes, and there can be no denying that he succeeded admirably. The quality that is possible is utterly breathtaking (just take a look at the packaging artwork - Martin Murphy works absolute wonders!), but it does also have ...
by mancey - written on 19.08.00 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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Bryce is if you did not know a 3D landscape designer which can also model at a squeeze. At first glance the interface is breathtaking with tiny 3D rendered icons. I found it quite difficult to create the landforms I wanted but is totally achievable with practice. Personally I tend to use Bryce for generating 3D icons for the Web, exporting them to photoshop and then dreamweaver. The program gives you control over lighting, mist, shadows etc and is perfect for my limited use. But I have seen results which will make your jaw drop. I recomend it to beginners through to intermediates, experts will need plug-ins fo 3D Studio Max, but this is so cheap for what it ...




