"HI" to everyone, I'm a total newbie to Bryce but have already begun having fun with it.

I've seen a lot of your work and it is all marvelous! I hope I can catch up a little! This is my first, trying to figure out how to make a nice water pic, ending up crystal bent columns! LOL

Nice to meet you all,
Rhonda a.k.a. artdweller

Welcome Rhonda a.k.a. artdweller. Good to have you here with this very cool bunch of Brycers. We are all here to help you out if you have questions. Bryce is a very cool program and it is always nice to see a new Brycer join us here at our humble little abode. Good to have you here. 8) Wade

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Hi Rhonda. Welcome to the asylum. It's current practice for newbies to buy drinks for all the regulars. Mines a vodka and tonic please. So, how did you get bent columns?

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welcome on board. Bryce is a marvellous program and you'll have a lot of fun (sometimes you'll cry for pain but after a while it'll fade away) we are wainting for your posts!! P.S. A pint of Guinnes for me please. ;)

Hi and welcome - enjoy your stay. Carlsberg beer for me, please.

Welcome to the world of bryce Rhonda! Check out the links in the banner for tutorials and lots of good info... and if you get stuck, ask away. Everyone here will more than happy to help. And last but not least... save, save, save your work often as you work on a scene. Pretty much everyone has lost work at least once from the dreaded Bryce software error. It's common practice, especially if your scenes get really complex, to save progressively to multiple files. For example, save your work as Landscape1.br5, work on it a bit, save it to a new file Landscape2.br5, work on it a bit, save to Landscape3.br5, etc etc. Happy rendering! Muddy

he he muddybrub.. nice advice.... (my scares still hurts....)

someone's buying drinks? did we start up the Virtual Tavern again?..happy days are here again..;)
btw..welcome to Bryce, rewarding for the patient, and lots of fun for everyone else...welcome.

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anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)

LOL drinks all around, a coupla long Islands for me please!!!

Thanks all, I'm so excited about Bryce, and I have "Scubadoo" to thank if anyone of you knows him, he's a sweetie and I've dug his Bryce creations ever since!

I found Zhann's Text tutorial, and as soon as I figure how to get rid of the rest of the jaggy edges, I'll be back! If anyone knows what I mean, please send me a rescue??? hee, hee

hugs,
Rhonda

Click on the little triangle.

Click here on render options.

ayuh..just remember, the finer the detail, the longer the render..;) but Bryce teaches one patience..;) at least you did the tutorial..which I haven't..;)

I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit

anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)

I don't know anything about the premium render setting except that all of the grayed out areas are available when it is checked...LOL I hope this is what you're looking for. Pakled, yes you must have extreme patience with the fickle Bryce.:) The Superfine does take longer and Iam sure the premium mode does too! Glass, metals, anything with transparancies all take longer to render too.

there's a tutorial??

looks like she needs to up the resolution in the terrain editor 256 to 1024 or better.Oh and welcome to your newest addiction. 8^)

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Jeez! I could use a drink....And Rhonda's buying? Hey Rhonda! I need help getting enough booze to keep me happy! But you'll help me, won't you? Help me, Rhonda! Help, help me, Rhonda! Help me, Rhonda! Help, help me, Rhonda! Help me, Rhonda Yeh! Get a bottle of booze.......! (Beach Boys classic) Sorry! Couldn't resist! Welcome to the craziest place in the virtual universe!

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Oh How Cool!!! Thanks Collette and Wildman, ya'll are too much! um, Mr Bryster, I'm still waiting on my royalties to come through, but when they do, case o' velvet for you! Your too silly, thanks for the giggle! hugs, Rhonda

Hello Rhonda, and welcome to the Forum. I'd like a snifter of Frangelico please.