That's good to here Uncle Riotous ...

-darlisa

Uncle Riotous, you may need to wait a bit longer, the cache servers are being recached and it may not have reached the one your downloads are pointing to. Try later tonight or tomorrow.

Oh, and if you want to get rid of the horizon completely, even in your render, use the Pan tool to move the horizon down below your viewing area like airflamesred posted above.

Rendering to disk also allows you to set a specific dpi setting to render at.

The reset DAZ did automatically expires on 3/11. After 3/11, you can just reset your downloads manually to get the updated files.

Vile, as long as you didn't save any presets to the default categories that came with Bryce 6, then you shouldn't have to worry about them. We recommend that you back them up though, just in case. I installed v6.1 over my 6.0 install and it only overwrote the default presets, not the ones I'd added under new category names.

And Mac Intel support ...

site is back up ... you guys are just too eager :P

Bambam does have a Space Station up at DAZ, not free, but would give you an idea of how he works.

Rochr does some amazing stuff in Bryce (mostly Bryce) as does Orbital. I've done a few things myself as well. And then there's HangTime's Bar Scene that was in the Bryce 2 Real World book.

Fran, if you're moving the dragon in Bryce and not in DS, you'll need to move to the correct frame in Bryce, move the dragon in Bryce, then save the dragon's new position by left-clicking on the + button and choosing position from the menu. Repeat for each frame.

The empty frames in B6 are caused by going back into DS then returning to Bryce. The old animation is deleted but the frames aren't reset so the "new" animation gets appended to the end of the deleted frames. The B6 documentation shows how to get rid of the empty frames in the Working with DS and Poser section.

I don't know how to program in php so that's out. Now ask me to program something in Fortran, Cobol, Ada, C++, Java, or Visual Basic and I'm right there with ya!

Quote - I have one group that will become my negative and one that will be my positive.  I've tried converting the negative to a mesh, applying the negative, ungrouping the positive and regrouping with the mesh added but that doesn't work.I've tried converting both groups to meshes, apply the appropriate positive and negative but that doesn't work either.  I've tried exporting the meshes, importing them again and doing the +/- thing but that has no effect either.

From the first paragraph above, don't ungroup the positive group. Make sure all the primitives inside the group are set to positive, negative, or intersect.

From the secon paragraph, if you export the meshes, then re-import them, the different pieces of the imported meshes have to be set to positive with the groups set to positive or negative. You also have to click on the E button and select the solid when grouping option for the meshes.

Since I don't have Bryce on this machine, if I remember correctly, the converted mesh can be set to positive, negative, or intersect and booleaned to another primitive or boolean group. Notice I said "converted mesh" not "exported mesh."

Here is the way to do this:

1. Create boolean group and click on the C icon to convert.

2. Click on the A icon and set the converted mesh group to negative.

3. Create a new boolean group, making sure to set each primitive and the final group to positive.

4. Group the converted negative mesh group and the new boolean group.

-darlisa

You're welcome. Sorry it took so long to figure it out.

Try resizing to 1024 maximum pixels wide. That's the max width allowed.

I'll add the limits to the gallery description.

Belle,

What are the dimensions and file size of the image you are trying to upload? The responses I'm seeing on the gallery forum that match this all seem to be related to images that are too large in file size.