spothmann opened this issue on Nov 21, 2001 ยท 34 posts
Ironbear posted Fri, 23 November 2001 at 11:40 PM
Bryce 5 might not be. ;] Heh heh. But if you shop around, I know for a fact that Fry's Electronics still has copies of Bryce 4 cheap, and I bought my copy of Susan Kitchen's Real World Bryce 4 book at MicroCenter on the sale book rack for $4.99 just a month ago. ;] And it doesn't alter the statement I made that everything except the advanced features in bryce can be figured out by the "click on it to see what it does" method. For that matter... AutoCad 2000 is the only graphics program I've used so far that can't be learned that way if you have the patience to experiment.
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