Bryce has deleted all my preset objects!! Luckily I exported them before it happened. But why did bryce do this. When I go to create an object, all the presets under my folder are gone, all the slots blank. But it only happened to one folder, all others are ok. Anyone know why this happened?

maybe your anoying little brother thought it was funny to mess around in your files? i dunno, havent had any experience with such a thing happening

lol, nope just me on this comp. What is strange is that it happened while I was in bryce. I tried exporting a family colored light dome and then it went blank. Anyone know what is going on?

It will do that. Check the forum, it's some kind of bug.

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Thanks guys, at least now I know that its Bryce and its not just me. Guess I just have to export my obp's for safe keeping.

This has happened before. I think you need to try to select an object. It might still be there but you need to re-initialize the thumpnails.

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You will see nothing in the library but if you go into the bryce folders everything will still be there, just import them back in where you had them. A cause for this happening, i'm only going on what i figured out. Is you have a large file in the library and you either try to export it or load it into bryce which causes bryce to "Not Respond" commonly called crash and the file library will empty like yours did. When i import objects into the Library i always put a B or S at the end of their names. B =big, S =small i do this so i can export the large files first.

hmm!!!! slightly off topic didn't realise you could create extra folders like that ...er how do you do it?????

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Lindans: This is very much ON TOPIC. Anything to do with Bryce goes here. We very often get technicals on this forum and nobody minds helping out.;-)

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