Peter sharpe has some great tutorials. There's also a book everyone here is talking about. I haven't used it myself, but it sounds like it's a very good book. I think it's called 'real world bryce'. Someone will probably tell if I said this wrong. I used to learn bryce all by my self, no manual, no tutorials, not books. Only one 5 minute minitutorial from a friend showing me how to create a preset. What the settigs in the object attributes meant. How to load a texture and finally how to start the render. I did everything with trial and error from there. Only after 2 years I started usung tutorials. Tutorials do help to learn faster, but playing around with the software is just as important.

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