OK, this is obviously a silly question but I am not find Bryce very intuitive at all. Despite the fact that it has barely changed since the free copy of Bryce 2 I had on a magazine a few years ago, I can not remember and can not find this option. All I want to do is go back to the wire frame modelling view after a render or part render. Logic says clicking on the models should do it but that would obviously not fit with the Bryce policy of doing the opposite of every other graphics package I have ever used. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

Click on "Create" or "Edit" to go back to wireframe mode. If you could click on the models, you wouldnt been able to use plopp render. Thats a highly useful feature every other app lack. :)

Rudolf Herczog
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Or hit the ESC key.

You can also click on the display modes button. That is the little box icon on the bottom right of the Bryce desktop above the +- magnifier buttons. Display has a third usefule mode. It shows a render and wireframe at the same time. Really useful if you need to reposition something and see how it rendered at the same time. Your project will open to the last saved render everytime you reopen the file. I just click on the left then the right corners of the view control to shift the view away then back to the current view and it automatically reverts to wireframe. Rochr and Jamonjay's work just as well but I thought I should mention the file always opens to a render not wireframe.

I use the esc key like Jaymonjay.

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Thanks, knew it was a silly question. Now to get used to all the silly little controls. Thanks guys.