Well, it's done. I just completed a simple city generator for Bryce terrains on the PC. It's low polygon, I know, but it works, especially for large scale images. It's very simple and efficient. The image above was made with about 20 terrains all designed with City Generator. Check it out for yourself here! Happy Rendering!

P.S.: City Generator is a preview of a 2.0 version as a component of a huge 3D program collaboration I'm compiling called the Realism Emulation System (RES). If you have any questions concerning RES or City Generator ust I.M. me.

thanks..half of my Bryce battle is usually filling up those endless spaces in the background..;)

I should note something I forgot to say before: this program is freeware and can be used completely royalty-free. God Bless!

Wow.... This looks like it could be really cool. Thanks Mrscience, for the share and your generosity. 8) Be sure that you post a message here when you are done with RES and have it for sale/download.

Thanks mrscience! I've just downloaded it and will try it out tonight. Please keep us posted on this! Thanks again. Persevere.

Many many thanks!

Super program, it saves a lot of time in image editors trying to get the thing to work for you. You'll have to tell us more about the RES project you're working on. Are you planning on selling it or just giving it away? ;)

Just I.M.'d airlynx this message and figured you guys could use the information:

Realism Emulation System is completely free to download and use because it uses the resources of many outside free 3D programs. Rather than being one single program, it's a collaboration of many different ones that all work particularly well together. The Postwork Edition (v0.5) can be found at http://www.angelfire.com/art2/reaemusys. Documentation can also be found there. I'm still (slowly, yes, but surely...) developing the Full Edition and when it's done it too will be available free of charge.

Neat program but it fills my entire screen. I'm assuming I have to do a screen capture and paste into paintshop every time. Would be nice to have a window and save multiple images per use. On the other hand, I just did this using paintshop rectangles. It took 30 minutes to do what your program did in about 5 seconds and I like your result better. Even with having to quit after each image it's faster and better than I can do on my own. Thanks,

Cool.... thanks for the update Mrscience and for your generous efforts. 8) On my way to download it and check it out. Wade

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=693306

Pretty cool pic gillbrooks! The only things that detract from the pic IMO is the texture on the surrounding mountains and the burning tug in the background is way too big for the apparent scale of the scene, otherwise nicely done.

Duuhh...I'm too late...I get this message from Angelfire, when I click on the link for the tool download: "The page you are attempting to access has been removed because it violated Angelfire's Terms of Service." Is there a new page on another host some place????