This Thread [ here](http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2766034) inspired me to work on something.

I'm trying to make a Room that has this White/Plastic feel to it.. I havent quite figured out how I'm going to texture this thing or if its possible, with the terrain method.

As you can see from the photo... I made the Terrain Dimensions easily devisable so I could align them by just typing in numbers in the location attributes.. but it doesnt quite work the way I want it too.  With punching in numbers I get seams on the edges and you can see the seperation.

 good trick...gotta play with that my own self.. ...

Analog, have you tried to tile them within the editor? First to the North and then to the East?

I would just line them up manually and then maybe put a plain box around them on the outside. You could even kindof "merge" a box with each terrain at the very lowest point of each, so that when you put it in place, the seams are perfect....

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=792062

Terrain editor is the best tool in Bryce,I used it with hexagons to create basalt columns.

Quote - Analog, have you tried to tile them within the editor? First to the North and then to the East?

That sounds interesting no.. I havent tried that but I will.

Ok so are the attributes for the Above render.  As you can see I tried to keep the Dimensions simple so I could simply type in information such as Rotation and Position, rather than using the Mouse and doing it by eye.   Why would I do this? Force of habit.. I've been programming industrial robots for the Automotive industry for the past 10+ years and some applications require precise programming.  So rather than Jog the Joystick and do things by eye.  If you have dimensional information you can punch in the numbers and get accurate results.

Thats the way of thinking and what I'm applying here.

One other thing to note, which is something I have to re-learn in my Head.  On a Robot the same X,Y,Z Co-ordinate system apply, however its a bit different than Bryce.

In the Directors view.. if I move Y - Co-ordinate this moves the object up and down, in the Robot World Coordinate system Z+ or Z- is up and down.     X is left to right and Y is forward and backwards.  Check out the attached photo.

So having worked with that system for such a long time, I need to re-adjust.