I've actually never payed attention to any bryce unit scale in any bryce scene I've ever made lol Neither did I spend a lot of time tweaking the lighting to make it realistic, it's a pretty basic setup really. There's two lamps in each room, I took care to put the standing lamp not too close to the one on the desk and I made sure it wouldn't be hidden too much behind other furniture, that's all that was to it :) I spend more time on the lamp shades. I don't know if that has anything to do with the way the lighting works across the room, but I do think that good looking shadows of the shades on the wall help make it more convincing. I think the main realism comes from the great phototextures which I got off mayang.com :) I tweaked most of them just a little, or combined a few and such, but that's it really :) A spin-around would be really hard considering the scene is rather memory intensive. My pc's harddisk is rambling like mad on this one leaving my cpu sleeping practically all the way through the render. Unless I get another Gbyte of memory I think the render will just be way too slow for any animation of this scene.

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