I think that problem of animosities between bryce-vue communities' lies in very different approach to the interface in both applications.

Very original Bryce approach is very different from more classical 3D interfaces as Vue has. If you learned only one of them it may be difficult to switch to another.

Knowing Vue interface I could relatively easily use Cinema 4D or Lightwave, but initially I had a lot of problems with Poser which is more similar to Bryce in its interface.
And vice-versa someone who learned Bryce interface may find Vue interface unusual. (although actual Vue 5 interface offers options that can make such change easier - ex. you can work only on one view and perform all operations inside it - however I still prefer 4 views :-))

Lucky are those who really learned both applications and are able to take the best form each of them.

It's strange that there is very little discussion ex. what is better Vue or Cinema, Bryce or Lightwave ? But it's maybe because those applications are designed for different users...

I wish a nice week-end to all Brycers !
May creativity be with you !

Cheers,

Robert

Message edited on: 10/22/2004 11:27