I will confess that I bought Bryce 2 for the PC when it first came out. I used it for a couple of weeks, and got so frustrated with not being able to position the camera exactly how I wanted, trying to wade my way through all those "Appearing - Disappearing" buttons and icons, and waiting for a program that was at least 10 times slower than anything else I used, that I put it away on a shelf (where it still rests) and swore I'd never use the program again, and never buy an update for it. Compare that to my experience with Vue. I got Vue2 when I first came out. It took my all of about 30 minutes to completely understand the interface. It did exactly what I wanted it to, and it did it 10 times FASTER than any other program I'd ever used. At that point I was completely hooked, and now Vue4 is the only program I use for rendering. All my other 3D programs feed into Vue4. -SMT

I'd rather stay in my lane than lay in my stain!