"Bryce has network rendering? If that's true, I might have to dusty off my old copy that's been sitting around for years and give it a whirl for ol time's sake. ;)" Saw this post in another thread, but didn't see an answer to it. So I ask, has network rendering always been incorporated into Bryce, or is this a new feature the boyz at DAZ have just implimented in their release of the product? I have the ability to work with a Corel version of Bryce 5 for free (an no, it's not warez), but I'd need network rendering capability since I hear the renderer can be sluggish. Or should I just purchase the DAZ version?

Corel's Bryce 5 version has always had network rendering. There's a seperate app called Bryce Lightning that you can install on the computers you want to farm. Your network render options are under the "File" menu. It certainly speeds things up.

Thanks for the reply.