First off, let me say that this is quite the website...

Does anyone have a link to an extremely basic Bryce tutorial? I've been fooling around with Terragen for the last few weeks and have a good understanding of it, so I figured I would take the plunge and get myself Bryce 5.5 (which in hindsight was probably not a good idea).

Anyway, now that I have it, I find myself completely inept and just hitting buttons, so I am wondering if anyone has some really basic tutorials on Bryce 5.5...

Thanks in advance,
Aeternitatis              

Brycetech's tutorials on DAZ site. No need for anything else.

Well then, off to learn. :D

Thanks a lot for your help, Erlik.

Somebody needs to tell AgentSmith or Zhann to get to making a sticky where people can link Bryce tutorials.
(Maybe I just did? Didn't I?)  There are plenty of fine tutorials for all levels of Brycing to go around, but we do need a spot to collect links.

It definitely would have the answers for this particular question, which is probably posted for the eleventy thousandth time. (As they usually get pushed down the board and lost.)

I'll throw in some links that are "hidden" in the header a little bit (they fall under that Bryce links HQ thingy), that couldn't hurt any.
http://www.renderosity.com/tutorial.ez?Sectionid=8
http://www.renderosity.com/tut.ez?Sectionid=107

I was actually really surprised there wasn't already a thread for that... :)

I figured there would be tons of threads concerning tutorials for it, I just figured it would be worth it to ask, maybe PM one of the mods and have them sticky this thread, and post as many links as possible on it.

http://www.renderosity.com/tut.ez?Sectionid=107

don't we have a back room?

If you've never used Bryce before the best tutorials I have come across  are these

http://www.robinwood.com/Catalog/Technical/BryceTuts/BryceTutSet.html 

They start from basics  and progress step-by-step. They are very easy to follow, and I have found them invaluable.

Another good one for beginners is

http://www.mulawa.net/bryce/index.html

When you're more familiar with the program  you might like to check out this link which has a large list of tutorial links, very varied. Haven't checked them all out myself, but you may find something interesting

http://www.allgraphicdesign.com/brycetutorials.html

Don't forget also that you can ask for help/advice here at the forums too. Happy Brycing

IO4, those are great links. Thanks a lot!     

alas..I have a 121meg mpg from Brycetech that walks you through some good stuff..it was on a CD that came with Bryce 4..but that's not fair..;) let me pull up my list..

quick category list Type Site Name URL What's There btu Bryce Tut http://membres.lycos.fr/saphfire/en/tutorials.html
btu Deep Space stars http://fly.hiwaay.net/~mhongser/art/tutorial/DeepSpaceTutorial.htm Bryce tut btu Dream Beyond Digital http://www.bloodwither.com/ Bryce and Terragen tutorials, downloads btu Hilltop Design http://www.hilltopdesign.com/brycetutorials/default.html Bryce Tutorials btu Pixel to Life http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/Bryce/All/ Tons of tutorials for Bryce and others btu Simulation of Radiosity http://www.afn.org/~afn07395/Radsimtut/radiosity.htm bryce tut btu Ulitmate 3d Links http://www.3dlinks.com/links.cfm?categoryid=13&subcategoryid=108 Bryce tutorials

Attached Link: Britt's Step-by-Step Pictorial Tutorials For Beginners in Downloadable PDF Format

I posted a bunch of links to mine in the 3DCommune  / Tutorial /  Bryce Section!

(Made for Bryce 5.1 but will work in Bryce 5.5!)

http://www.3dcommune.com/3d/tut.mv?Bryce+tms+1147375820

Nice stuff !

Personally I prefer the hit the button method. It is amazing what you discover sometimes.