Ang: I laid the poser figure on its back on the ground plane, and did a altitude mask render in the top view. Then rotated it 180 degress to get the other side. Then loaded the images from those two renders one at a time onto terrains into the terrain editor, smoothed a few times and painted out the ears. I had to manipulate the height and other proportions relative to the two terrains for a best fit of the two parts. (They're still not a perfect fit. But as long as you don't aim the camera directly from the side, it looks OK). Bryce is very versatile, and can do a lot of things you won't find in any manual. :^) Der Bryster: Whatever your doctor has you on, cut the dose, Dude. Or don't...different strokes, LOL.

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