LOL ! Yeah, confusing. But playing around with renderers I already thought it had something to do with the position ggg....Thanks for the help and the pic and so on...lol. Seeya, Mazey

Wow yeah, thats it !!! Finally lol. You know, I did remember something like that from back at school...teacher even made us sit down and draw all those lines and calculate the angles and everything....only I couldnt remember exactly.....Its been like this tune is in your head and you just cant remember what it is called..lol. No prob for the misunderstanding, well, I didnt put it in the best words - english isnt my first language you know. Trying to use your boxes might help me out here I guess. You know, when I try the "thumb rule" and align something my visual mind just isnt good enough. It always looks like its almost in a good perspective - but only almost. There is always something missing. Thats why I was looking for some kind of "helping tool" - some way to calculate it roughly. Last question: I'm a beginner at Bryce still, so when you say "translate" the box you mean.....? Lol. Just tell me what to click, hehe...;) Happy Brycin, Mazey

Why should I make fun of you ?! My question was serious. I do remember there is a perspective angle onto which you can roughly align your objects to create the feeling of depth. I do remember that was a certain angle, only I cant remember how to calculate it. Again, my question is serious - why should I make it up ?

Maybe I have to put it in different words: if you take a look at that tutorial, the author has a center of focus and alignes all objects along two lines crossing this point. My question is: how to I calculate the angle if the lines taking in account the distance ?