Kinda unrelated to Bryce, but since I did set it up and render it in Bryce here you go Arsenic... A 4-pane wiresolid, minus the knotwork done in the "bloodpearls" (in Rhino). I'll show that in a bit...

And a closer wireframe of the perspective shot. (sorry about the artifacts, wireframes are kinda tricky when .jpg'ing...)

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=965873

The "finished", 70+ hour obnoxious Bryce render is at the link above...

Message edited on: 05/27/2005 23:23

Hey, LSD, this is beautiful work! Very intriguing! Thanks for sharing!

Absolutely gorgeous model! Wireframes always seem to help portray the artist more as a mortal rather than a robot.

Very nice, LSD, off to check your gallery!!! :D

Bonsai Dragonson, Bonsai!!

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That is an awesome ring there. How did you manage the knot-spline work.

It's simple "Sweep 1 rail" work, in Rhino. You draw a curve, tweak it's control points, then select "Create circle around curve", check "End" on object snap... Make two similar circles around the endpoints of your curve, and sweep the curve... Just Rhino stuff, I tried to be fairly accurate with this one, but it's not as clean as it could be. Still a lot of loose polys and overlaps, when exported. Nothing visible, really, but I know I could have cut the poly count down a bit...

That's some nice sweep work though. I thought you must have done something else based on the complexity.