That's a nice render.

Um, you might want to get some shadows in there.

Very nice, I love your rug

How do you (personally) move objects from Rhino to Bryce? I find that if one just exports an .obj and then imports it, you have a separate mesh for every part of the model, which makes texturing more work than it should be. It would be nice if Bryce read the Rhino material names.

battery driven lamps are they? - nice

Yes, I export wavefront objects (.obj) and it IS sometime a lot of work to texture each mesh. Joining as many objects as possible in Rhino helps, because then they're exported joined.

Good modeling. Good rug. I think the wood is a bit too much smoothy specular. Looks like Formica-ish.

A freeware app you might want to use is Grouper which converts obj files regroups the mesh by texture assignment. Thus if you only use two textures, you'll only have two mesh groups. It should be in the freestuff here. Poser really needs this because of the large number of mesh objects that it uses, but the program works on any .obj file.

I take it you've never tried to use Grouper on a Rhino-exported .obj? For some reason it doesn't see the material names either. (Mind you, I haven't tried to see if v1.2 has the same problem.) I have a clunky solution, but it's better than anything else I've been able to do. 1) Export .obj from Rhino. 2) Import to Poser. 3) Export .obj from Poser. 4) Run through Grouper. 5) Import into Bryce. At least you only have to do it once. There is an added problem that sometimes Poser alters the geometry a little, typically adding a slight curve to flat surfaces.