sizeis altered inthe OBJECTS attribute, top right of screen, look for thelittle 2 sided ruler :)

the terrain "resolution" is what you are talking about, it defines how finely the terrain is modelled, larger also means a HELL of a lot more polygons.

That function though is meaningless, mostly, for "Procedural" terrains, which insteadof being literally painted, are built from a fractal and functions and have almost infinite detail.
the resolution only affects it when you paint shapes on it with a brush, I believe.

Hey, I loved Bryce, no worries :) used it up until him, 2005. No worries ;)
ANyone who has NOT made chrome spheres over water has missed one of the most fun things there is! lol :thumbupboth:

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