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Bryce F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 26 4:28 pm)
You would not BE_Lieve_ how long that took to load on my screen! But thanks for the info.
Measure
your mind's height
by the shade it casts.
Robert Browning (Paracelsus)
http://franontheedge.blogspot.com/
Sorry for the necro-like behaviour but I need a favour.
Does anyone still have this file saved to their hard disk?
I'm wanting to post it to help out someone on another forum but can't find a backup of it. It's actually wrong, and I need to edit it before reposting it. So, if anyone has a copy I'd appreciate it if you cold email it to me.
If anyone can help, please drop me a SiteMail and I'll give you my email address.
Cheers,
Len.
@skiwillgee... Check the original posting date... the very first post... Try a few years....
:b_funny:
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OS: Windows 11 64-bit
Poser: Poser 11.3 ...... Units: inches or meters depends on mood
Bryce: Bryce Pro 7.1.074
Image Editing: Corel Paintshop Pro
Renderer: Superfly, Firefly
9/11/2001: Never forget...
Smiles are contagious... Pass it on!
Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday
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Attached Link: http://downloads.pumeco.com/brand/pumeco/light-feed.html
After a recent thread here, it became obvious that more than one of the Brycers here need some help in understanding the light-feeds of Bryce (they know who they are*) :-P *FranOnTheEdge/Diolma/rstar/...and perhaps more of you? I was going to knock-up a tutorial and post it here yesterday, but something came up. Instead, I've ripped this demonstration from one of the free PDF guides I've been working on. It's not 'exactly' what you need to know, but it's VERY important knowledge to have if you use Bryce, and should give you a more solid foundation of understanding light-material interaction. I suggest that anyone who needs this, to visit the link and be sure to save it to your hard-disk - I can't keep it in that location for long, sorry. http://downloads.pumeco.com/brand/pumeco/light-feed.html Len. (This is ESSENTIAL Bryce knowledge - be sure to learn it).The wait can be horrific, but the outcome can be worse - pumeco 2006