that work?..;)
Now the objects question. There's 2 kinds of objects in Bryce; primitives, or Booleans. You can save Bryce primitives (the spheres, cones, etc) in Bryce, though I haven't really done that (I have reasons..don't fret, though..;) Important note- you can't export Bryce primitives out of Bryce. There is an .obp format that you can import and export, but only to Bryce.
The other kind of objects are imported objects; files created in another program like Wings, Blender, 3ds Max, Lightwave, yada yada..;) They're saved in a format that Bryce can understand, such as .obj (object format), .3ds (3ds max, at least the older versions), .dxf (I think this is autocad), etc. Bryce can understand several different formats, so you can import and export them with File, Import Object, and point it to where you have an object stored. Lessee..;)
Here's a robot, created in Wings 3d (free modeling program..but one thing at a time..;)

Message edited on: 02/01/2006 20:30

I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit

anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)