Bryce 5 to Vue dEsprit 4 Special Offer Extended! LIMITED TIME SPECIAL OFFER FOR BRYCE 5 OWNERS EXTENDED TO MAY 31, 2003 May 15, 2003. Beaverton, OR. Due to incredible demand, e-on software, makers of the award winning Vue dEsprit 4 natural scenery animation and rendering tool, extend their limited time $99 special offer to Bryce 5 owners. This special offer is now available until March 31, 2003. This is a savings of $70 over the regular competitive upgrade price of $169. To receive this special pricing, download and complete the special offer form from the e-on software website at http://www.e-onsoftware.com and purchase by fax or by mail or directly through the e-on software website. Proof of ownership of Bryce 5 is required. Weve been overwhelmed by the response to this special offer. We want to extend this as its clear that there are still thousands more who want to work with Vue 4, said Nicholas Phelps, president of e-on software. Vue dEsprit comes with 2 CDs, bursting with 30 SolidGrowth 2 tree and plants, over 100 atmospheres, 100 different types of clouds, 300 materials, 250 high quality fully textured 3D objects and over 50 example scenes made by Vue master artists. A 360-page manual is also included. The most recent version, Vue dEsprit 4.1.2 features several enhancements. The Windows version includes geometry import of Expression Tools Shade 6 files. Mover 4, an add-on product for Vue dEsprit 4, is the most feature rich solution to import complete animated scenes from Curious Labs Poser 4 product. Vue dEsprit 4 is available for MacOS X and Windows platforms. For more information, please visit the e-on software website at http://www.e-onsoftware.com. Bryce and Bryce 5 are trademarks of Corel Corporation.

You have indicated March 31, 2003. Did you mean May 31, 2003?

Yup! Sorry about that! Its good through the end of the month. Thanks, Lynn

bursting with 30 SolidGrowth 2 tree and plants, over 100 atmospheres, 100 different types of clouds, 300 materials... Yeah, not to mention the fact that those are just PRE-sets, and if there's a limit to what can be done with those starting points, I know I'll never find it! Seriously, I get excited by all the possibilities in Vue. The atmosphere controls are awesome, and the material editor is out of this world. I have hundreds of my own saved procedural materials and atmospheres, but I rarely use them, since coming up with new ones is so much fun! I hope alot of Brycers take advantage of this and join the wonderful world of Vue!