Attached Link: Robin Wood's Tutorial Including WET ROCK

Some of the materials in Bryce are already height dependant and can create the impression of wet rock lower down while higher up the rock looks dryer, see this thread: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?message_id=2908041&ebot_calc_page#message_2908041 Also Robin Wood does a nice tutorial on wet rock - it's the Intermediate Bryce Tutorial: Lesson 3 : Page 4 - just after how to make a soap bubble, her website is in the link above.

Here's my quick attempt at the wet rock material, if you look at the rocks in the river they are darkish looking - as if wet - the big rock looks dryer at the top than at the bottom and if you look at the rock pile further back in the scene, the higher rocks are much lighter than the lower ones.

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