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Subject: wondring about shape distortion

CALVIN opened this issue on Jun 09, 2000 · 5 posts
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CALVIN ( ) posted Fri, 09 June 2000 at 2:05 PM · edited Thu, 09 January 2025 at 8:41 PM

I'm fairly new to Bryce, and I was wondering how to distort the regualr geometrical objects. For example, if I want a small bump to appear on a sphere, how would i "grab" parts of the wireframe and "pull" them? Thanks to all who respond.

Spanfarkle ( ) posted Fri, 09 June 2000 at 3:28 PM

I am not sure if you can do what you want that way in Bryce. However, you can do a Boolean addition, which would work. Spanfarkle<;)>

bonestructure ( ) posted Fri, 09 June 2000 at 6:19 PM

You can't modify the wireframe in Bryce. Bryce only applies world scaled resizes in the y,x, and z proportions. You can do some things by boolean operations, and the resize editor in the edit palatte can shear and skew objects but it generally makes them look rather unpleasant.

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clay ( ) posted Fri, 09 June 2000 at 9:30 PM

Calvin, Bryce isn't a high-end Polygonal modelor, it's basic in modeling, but powerful for sure, to do what you want maybe Cararra, Lightwave or 3Ds Max is what you're looking for.

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CALVIN ( ) posted Mon, 12 June 2000 at 8:19 AM

Cool, thanks. :) It seems that Bryce is one of the easier ones to start using, out-of-the-box. Does anyone have an opinion on one of the higher-end ones that is somewhat easy to start with?

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