I'm a huge user of plop rendering. It saves loads of time. If you're only changing a small section of your image, just load your last full render and plop render only the area that's changed. As for the price of Maya, my first car didn't cost half that much.

But yeah, Bryce is slow. Not what I would call a production app. Its really only for hobbyists. I'd be very careful doing commercial work with it on a tight deadline. But I'm sure some people here are currently doing just that.

Message edited on: 09/20/2005 15:05

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