Again, to be blunt, JimBobCarl, if you can't get a very detailed tutorial to "work" in the simplest 3D program on the market today, after all of the details that Brycetech goes into, and you dont' have the experience to make it up yourself, then perhaps you're setting your standards too high? Or perhaps you're in the wrong field altogether? I noticed that you have no gallery images at all, and I'm not trying to make an opponent out of you, but if you can't render still-shots in Bryce there's no way you'll ever pull off any decent animations.

All of our help means nothing if you're not willing to try thigs out for yourself. Nobody alive is going to spend a week doing animations for free, unless it serves a purpose.

I'm not trying to scorn you as a beginner, but it seems like you were expecting magic to happen in your animations. I assure you, a good animation (just like a good still-shot) is HARD WORK. There's nothing easy about it, and Bryce is the EASIEST program on the market, PERIOD. If Bryce is too much for you, then animation is too much for you.

If you don't want to put in your hard work, then you cannot expect to get decent results. Have you considered reading the manual? You know, that big book that came in your Bryce box when you bought Bryce? It should answer 90% of your questions.

Message edited on: 03/12/2005 05:18