hi i'm working on this image and i hope it is ok to post it here for some help with it. If not could someone tell me which rubbish bin i put it in LOL.

can anyone tell me how i make desert plants in bryce or where i can get some from, things like brush,desert shrubs(not shrubbery).
If you look at the image i think you may have an idea what i'm looking for and why..

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Here is a link. http://www.grass3d.com/ this looks promising. Ther eis another program there called twig. It might do some of the things that you are after. I have nto used it yet. Look in the forum entry about grass.

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Hello LordOfAcid. looks like you have a good start on your desert scene, no need to put it in the "rubbish bin",lol. You didn't state which version of Bryce you had. If you have Bryce5 it is a simple matter to make credible sagebrush by making a tree, down-scaling it, and giving the leaves a pale blue-green color. Dann-O's suggestion to download grass3d is a good one. I made the bleached out grass and vegetation clumps using that excellent free app. I would also check out the links here from the Web Ring as many of them have downloadable plants. planit3d has a lot of free plant models as well. HTH

Check here, too. http://www.3dcafe.com/asp/plants.asp http://3dplants.0catch.com/download.html http://amber.rc.arizona.edu/modeling.html has a mesquite tree and a barrel cactus. You can use photos in the background, too.

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Hey, those are some awesome clip-maps! Thanks orbital. :-)

You probably know this anyway, but heres how to load them up in Bryce. Cheers Joe

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Exellent little tutorial there :)

Thank you all for your help and thank you very much orbital for showing me something i never knew. I honestly have to say this is one of the best forums i have come across for Bryce, i dare anyone to say different.

Well time i got ready for work, catch you all in 4 days when i get 3 days off. Edit: fixed typos

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this is wonderful...like LordOfAcid said, I've learned something I didn't know here as well...I know it's likely common knowledge and simple to some, but I sure appreciate all you wonderful people in this forum who help us Noobs with tips 'n tricks and such! so, THANKS!! ;D

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Here you go!

Wow nice render moongoat - looks photorealistic! :)

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It's OK. The shadow is a little sharp though. ;-)

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Wow! Boy, I tell ya, that Bryce is one hell of a modeling package. Yeah, gotta use softer shadows, and maybe you can put Vicky behind the wheel, and Mike under the front tire. Or maybe both, Mike and Vicky pushing the car from the front, off the cliff. Great render MoonGoat. ;)

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One word...WOW!..awsome detail and color!