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Hi Fran, I did a little looking into B4 and found the lighting is done slightly different from B5 check the link, look at post 2 especially and some of the others to be able to edit your lights.(intensity, color ,etc)

Now that I can see where you are some more pointers;

-reduce the size of the sea texture, so that it is much smaller, do this in the Materials lab

-the terrains you are using for foam, looks like you forgot a step in the tutorial for adding 'noise' in the terrain editor, that will bring it to a more realistic foam. Also, elimiate the terrain edges using the clipping bracket in the terrain editor, this will help with the illusion of the seafoam....

-reduce the size of the material for the rocks, try using 'Jungle Canopy' and in the DTE, change the color green to more brownish, I can't do a mat for you cause I'm using B5, however there are lots of materials in the Bryce freestuff for terrains.

-Do everything you need to do to your Poser figure before you export for Bryce

You have a good start, and we can help you refine your workflow and images, I'm very proud of what you have after reading the tutorial. It's more an intermediate level tut....

Message edited on: 01/22/2005 06:41

Message edited on: 01/22/2005 06:42

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