Here's a pulled back shot shaowing moreof this set, which is now at a happy 227 meg in size, still got more to add :) Ken

Yikes! That's just scary. Looks wonderful, though. =) Hope your computer can take it... Rosh

so far I havent had any problems yet, I usually start feeling the strain around 300meg scenes :) Ken

Did u create the beautiful buldings by yourself?!? Damn .. need buildings like that!

300 Meg scenes? You start feeling it then? Ugh ... I feel it after 150 or so ...

300 mB? whatta box do you use? I call a P III 700mhz, 128 MB RAM my own ... but a ram upgrade is damn nessesary soon!

the buildings are custom made, the set in the background are available in my city4.obp on my site in the Bryce/Objects section, the smaller buildings-3 of them in are in the 3d Models section(Misc3-4) of my site-firestation,comicshop, convienance store. My machine is a PII400 clocked @448 with 384 meg of ram.

FastTraxx, Looks really good! Might try some boolean excavations and terrain piles of borrow. BTW Are you using dxf'ed imports, Bryce internally booleaned cubes, or grayscale terrained walls? If things get really tight for you, the latter two methods could drop a lot of megs. I had an eight segment of palm frond from TreePro brought into Bryce via dxf to soften the eave of a native hut. After replicating it to 280 objects and 1.2 million polys to cover the roof edge, the file size rose from 550k to 280 megs! I ditched all of this, did a frond tip with double lattices and re-replicated and re-positioned the substitutes. File size went from 550k to 660k. So much for dxf imports. Good luck and let us see the finished item, manowar

Very very nice FT. :) -Phoenix