If you are using PhotoShop to create the texture for the logo then usually I find the easiest way to do this kind of thing, without UV texturing, is to render the sail with the logo in Bryce and then take the rendered file into Photoshop and crop down with a square around the sail. Now you know the area, place the text in that area on a new layer and distort with the transform tool to fill the shape, in orage of course. now just fill with, the behind fill command, in your grey and export as a pict (I don't know if that is correct for PC). In Bryce use the materials lab and then click the"P" icon to use a picture, rather than a texture - then the red dot above it to import the new pict file, find you PhS file and import it.Now you want to set it properties to either "object side" or "object front". AND.....that is it......well it's up to you to set the properties. I made a nice canvas texture for a job a while back - mostly the bumpmap - so if I can find it I could email it over if that would help. Hope all this is of some use Psychomoose

You have git your hands on an amazing bit of software so use your imagination, have fun and basically do anything except creating sunsets, landscapes and space scenes - Bryce can do so much more. I am only joking... if thats your thing! PS

Ciao Dragonfly you can always render to disk and then specify DPI and file format. As weirdass said 300 dpi minimum if it is going to be printed and the dreaded CMYK conversion, which will kill all the colour..... the problems of digital illustration. I find that working in Photoshop with the CMYK preview turned on stops the disappointment...a little! Psychomoose

Hi Gear I saw something about Bryce 4.5 by the end of the year, but as Kirk says - who can trust Corel!!! Psychomoose

thanks!

The object piped from a path has to be imported from something else like cinema 4D, but a greyscale image (from Photoshop etc.) of a curve could be imported and turned into a symmetrical latice but its not as accurate.

Hi again there is a ceramic electrical insulator in the Bryce 4 presets to join the wire and the pole!

Hi There is a fluorescent strip light in the Bryce 4 presets and could you not use a negative light for a "blacklight"? As for a telephone pole with wires - I don't know of one that exists but the pole can't be too difficult and the wires could be either an imported object piped from a path or just a half torus( you could hide the joins with a bit of a transistor type thingie??) Hope this helps Psychomoose