What that sounds like an interesting solution but is the material in a high enough resolution to be used in Vue?

What I was doing was bringing my terrain up flat to the camera, and rendering to disk at 150 dpi to get a really high quality material.

And as I reread the post above this one I think I'll go ahead with my tutorial because I am planning on using my method to get all of the "seriously real" Bryce materials that are so beautiful over to Vue... :)

And by the way since I am feeling better and my gallery CSS does not work right now I'm going to go to work on getting those screen captures posted on my site and I'll return here with the url when the pages are ready.

Life Requires Assembly and we all know how THAT goes!