From the Help menu at the top of your Bryce screen: "To position the moon with precision: 1 Display the Sky & Fog palette by clicking the Sky & Fog button at the top of the Bryce window. 2 Click the Day/Night toggle to display the moon icon. 3 Hold down Control+Option/Ctrl+Alt, and double-click the Sun control. 4 Hold down Shift+Control+Option/Ctrl+Alt, and in the working window, click where you want to position the moon." When this works, you'll see an asterisk appear in the sky area where you clicked. I haven't been able to get this to work without performing step 3 twice. Your mileage may vary. This works with the Sun as well, just toggle the day/night switch. And it doesn't seem to matter whether the "link sun to view" is on or off for this to work. John

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