I second Stephen Ray right there. Lowering 1024 terrains to 512 will DRASTICALLY reduce your .br4 file size, Polygon count, simplify rendering, and make things easier for your Bryce. I only use 1024 if something is going to be really close to the camera. And, I keep reducing the terrain size as it gets farther away from the camera, defintely going no lower than 128. Also, the point of; Changing the wireframe resolution lower (as low as you can take it) and turn the nano preview to at least wireframe mode, and if you don't really need it, turn it off. This will help you on the fact that objects take forever to come up selected and take forever to move. I only have 64 megs of SDRAM, so, I am constantly having to do stuff like this to make it so I can even use Bryce... AgentSmith

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