I'm easily amused by this, or rather easily distracted, lol. Like the last one I did, I just took the terrain, set it to NOT be solid, and brought down the upper part of the clipping bracket. Makes for kind of a cut-away terrain. I tell ya, if I ever win the lottery, I'm gonna retire with home delivered groceries and my Bryce on the fastest computer that Intel can custom build for me. It's all I'll ever need, lol. AgentSmith

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Anyway, here's what came to my mind after I built that terrain. AS

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Neat! now this one I understand - sort of.

Great! I love the way you always find new uses for classic things. Thanks for sharing!

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Heres something fun that I made a while back that uses the clipping... Use this for a terrain (512x512). Rotate it on Z-axis 90, then on Y-axis 180. Now add a torus. Color accordingly. Then select the torus and anchor center this terrain to it. Adjust scaling, and you have a nifty wheel.

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And this one should be fairly obvious. All it requires is a little bit of boolean work. And if you're interested I'll post the doors for it. This is how I made cars in Bryce before I discovered Wings3D.

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