pauljs75 trys to corellate the abstracted shape to the supposed torus it came from. Hmmm... I suppose it could be done... What did you do? Intrude it? Taking a look at a few manual pages couldn't hurt. Even though it's a bit dated in listing features, the main workflow of the program remains the same. It would be better to start there than with my tutorials, since they are better suited to those who understand what the commands do. Once you've experimented long enough (about a week) to figure out what the commands do, then you can start to work on learning various techniques and principles of polygon modeling. And this is where my tutorials come in handy. Sure vertices, normals, and the like sound like gobbledygook right now, but soon enough you'll be speaking the language. And don't consider using Wings abandoning Bryce. Think of it as something that complements it. Afterall you still need a decent Renderer, and there aren't others that are as easy to use as Bryce. (Sure there are better ones, but getting 'em to work decently is like learning a whole other language and calculus all at the same time.)

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