I like where this thread is going, huge Raiders fan here. Bikeremouse you might like an earlier image I put up in my gallery.

Erlik, yea its been a while since Iv'e done that will have to start that when I go to bed tonight (thats if im'e not rendering a scene overnight, which is the case 80% of my nights, I have no life because bryce has taken it over)But there is a happy ending to this story. Got reading another thread from eelie posted later on and Aldaron mentioned temp files in that one. So I went into the folder where I save my projects and sure enough there was a temp file in there that I right clicked and "open with" Bryce and sure enough up popped my scene.

You can't do it all at once but it can be done. Once you have your mesh list up hold down the shift key and select the first mesh you want, the list will disappear, bring it up again and just repeat the step until you have selected all the meshes you want. Alternatively you can first click "select all meshes" and then subtract from the list using the same method. This is definately a slow and tedious process if you want to select/de-select a lot a meshes, but it is an option.

Im'e sorry I can't offer any solutions to your problem, just an observation on your screen shot. Damn ! I think that is the busiest tool bar I have ever seen :o)

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DOH !! Thank you tjohn. I have been driven absolutely bonkers by gabbing the gradient bar for clipping and not getting any results. Every Tutorial I have ever tried where I have had to use the clipping bracket never worked (I thought I had a faulty version of B5)none of them have ever mentioned to grab the bracket itself and not the gradient bar. For some reason it never occured to me to grab the bracket. What's that saying "Cant see the forest for the trees" This is why I love this forum so much.

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Yea you do lose some of the color when looking through the glasses, looks better as a .bmp and larger resolution. I got the technique from a tutorial that I printed out but dont have with me right now. Will see if I can find it again and post here. Pretty much just moved the camera slightly to the right, re-rendered, saved the two images and replaced the red channel in the first image with the red channel from the second image in photoshop. Does any one know if there are two different types of 3D glasses, Rayraz used red and green glasses while mine are red and blue? Wonder if it makes a difference.

Colette1: It wasn't intended for the challenge, Iv'e titled it "Hockey Night In Canada".Its sort of a spoof, a lot of people (other than us Canucks) think that this type of scene is the norm here and that we all live in Igloos. Thanks all for the comments and suggestions.

Thanks for the responses much appreciated.