My prayers are with them both, I wish Krask a speedy recovery.

Bryce is a modelling package, maybe a bit restricting in some ways but it`s a great pack, Try creating a B/W terrain Height map in Photshop, then in Bryce create a terrain, click on the little E to open up editor and then select picture. Locate your B/W map you created in Photoshop and select it. Hope this helps, somebody here may know a better way :o)

Southport, North West England for the last 10 months. Before that I lived in Ambleside the Lake District :o)

Nice one Maddog31! just been using a ram optimizer by AnalogueX but it was a total pig, this is a really gr8 little prog. Thanx :o) P.S did u make a donation? LOL

Just done a google on it :o) http://www.conncoll.edu/visual/Japanese-prints/index-main.html

Absolute quality. thanks very much for sharing this info with us :o) P.S where`s the link?

Excellent work! :o)

I think you should look around first, There are mags with 3D apps for free, Older versions but a damn good start. That way you see which you feel most comfortable with. I use Bryce and Lightwave 7 to come up with what I want, you can also get Maya personal learning edition for free! Heres the link for maya http://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/products/maya/ple/index.shtml Hope this helps you :)

Yes the surface is water ;)

Fantatic work, I love abstact pieces :)

There is a simple solution, the easiest way to copyright your work is to print it then post it to yourself but dont open the envelope. Should the occasion arise when you may need to prove it, you whip out the envelope which will be stamped and dated etc and prove it! Thats one way I was told. :)

makecubicppc does exist but for mac os only it seams, try this link for other qt things http://developer.apple.com/quicktime/quicktimeintro/tools/ :)

Try Bantam3d Grass@Bantam3D.com It`s pretty good, Got the link last night from this forum. Hope it helps you :)

Hi uryman, This link will help explain things about TIR: http://www.bsmooth.de/BSolutions/#TIR :)