As a college project, I am creating my version of Cezanne's Mont St. Victoire in Provence, Southern France. I've only been using Bryce for three months.....and welcome any constructive criticism of my composition so far. In particular, I would like to make the 'sandy' coloured striations in the foreground less obvious. I have altered all the settings in the Edit Texture Palette.......but I either get too much 'grass' or too much 'rock.' The texture is called "Whole Mountain" from the Plains & Terrains collection. Awaiting any replies with interest Arnold

It's not the simplest thing to do, but maybe you could try to go into the Deep Texture Editor and see if you can obtain there what you're after. BTW, the landscape looks good so far. Stefano

yes, go into the DTE and look for a colored dot with a color very much like those "'sandy' coloured striations" and change it to the color you'd like better. Usually that's the way to fix color-problems.

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What about just painting over the striations with the spray renderer? Pick the colour/mat/whatever and blast those bad boys! Someone posted a link to a tut on the spray renderer a while back.... lemme see here..... ah yes. http://www.designbydeanna.net/bryce/spraytutorial.html Might help.

Thanks to Doublecrash, Rayraz and Jaymonjay...........for your suggestions. I hope one day I'll be sufficiently experienced to help a newbe too. Sincere thanks to you all and to Renderosity for the opportunity to come into contact with so many knowledgeable kind people. Arnold