Problem, can you by chance post a screenshot of the technique you described? I am also interested in learning how to create this effect for a render I am working on.

hopeful

Arry

It's beautiful Clay! Thanks for posting the link and I hope you can continue adding on. Your work always inspires me. ;-)

The norm is 24 fps. Although I don't work exclusively in features, this has been the norm in all of the 35mm format projects I have worked on during the past 15 years.

Arry

Man, that is one sleek looking work space. But no way would all my extraneous stuff fit on that desk. It's a gorgeous render! Very impressive that you rendered it almost entirely in Bryce. :-) Aldaron, you hit the nail on the head. This is going to be one tough vote.

This was the winner in the "Show Us All You Can Do With Bryce" contest. The artist's name is Nikolaj Nikolov. I love this render and it utterly amazed me as well. And bromyaur - I DO understand about pushing one's self......as well as admitting to being hard on my own self many a time. Take care! ;-)

bromyaur, please don't be so hard on yourself. I thought your entry was quite good as well! I can't possibly comment on every entry/post here, but I just took a look at yours and I found it to be very detailed and well done. Everyone here as something to offer. And I don't think one of us here, whatever our experience level, can possibly come up with "The Original Bryce Render to Knock Your Socks Off" every single time. Sheesh! We'd all be Bryce Gods if we could do that - and then where would the fun be? :-D Give yourself a break, okay? Just try to enjoy and learn from the work posted here. And hopefully be inspired. That's all any of us can do. Take care bromyaur. Arry :-)

Really cool image Lynn, so please, now that you've taken the plunge, don't be shy about sharing more of your work!

And I bet you did have a lot of fun creating this cute feller! ;-)

LOL @ jval! Addiction? What addiction?!!! :-D

Thanks for the welcome, although I have been lurking here for a bit. Just don't post too much since I don't yet feel I have much to contribute other than my instinctive reactions to some of the incredible images I've seen posted here. Thanks as well for the petersharpe link. As for The Real World Bryce 4, I already have that as Clay kindly pointed me in that direction a while back. It has been very helpful to me, even though I sometimes have to adjust for my version B5. Now if I can only make it through the camera chapter....=:-O.

kromekat - as long as I don't have to manually configure all the mathematical calculations of ray tracing, then I am a happy camper. ;-)

Since I'm relatively new to the Bryce scene, I have found Brycetech's site to be a vast trove of knowledge. Closing this site would not only make me incredibly sad, but IMHO, would be a great travesty.

However, I do respect BT's right to do whatever he feels best reflects his take on this situation. But I sincerely hope there will be a way to leave the site up. I have been greatly inspired not only by your work, but also your easy to follow tutorials.

Thanks BT, from a very grateful Mac user, who can understand & sympathize with your frustration.

Maybe just to test the limits of Bryce and see how far one can push the envelope? ;-)

Awesome model and render - great use of the different textures too! :-)

Coming along, eh? ;-)

I'd say that you're more than on your way to an awesome render Ken. I especially like the various architecture and textures you've used on the different buildings. I look forward to seeing how this looks once finished. Really nice Ken! :-)

Peej? You rock! Thanks huge for breaking down how you made the mat so that even this newbie could understand! And the screenie you made was a great help!

Arry*

• = see Peej's explanation above ;-)

Sooo....are you gonna leave us in suspense, or give us some pointers on your technique? Because that orange looks so good I can smell it! :-)

Count me in on the "Wow" contingent. Really nice work and I love not only the lighting and overall composition - but also the fact that this reminds me of a painting. I hope you will do more landscapes Stephen, since you obviously have a good eye for this genre. Thanks for sharing this image with us! :-)