Attached Link: http://www.vtccanada.com/can/titles/bryce-5.html#sample

Came accross this link for Bryce 5 training on CD. Seems to be a little expensive seeing that its more than what the software itself costs, but it may interest some.

One of the 'Brit mags' had a Bryce tutorial (came with Bryce 4, as I remember). It was the price of a magazine, but walked you through the basics. The narrator was a Southern boah, I seem to remember..;)

I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit

anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)

Quote - Came accross this link for Bryce 5 training on CD. Seems to be a little expensive seeing that its more than what the software itself costs, but it may interest some.

good find, but I'm not sure I follow the reasoning regarding the 'pricey' thing. Just because something is cheap doesn't mean the training for it should be cheaper. Free software doesn't get much free training. Linux training is something that corporations pay hundreds and even thousands of dollars for. But of course there's also lots of free training on that. So yeah....

$99 is pretty much the price of most titles at VTC. See www.vtc.com  by-the-way and you can search for other Bryce tutorials, including on Bryce 3/4.

Oh, and you can have it much cheaper: instead of buying the CD (or DVD), subscribe to their service on a monthly basis. After 3 months when you're done you might cancel. Even after a month. You'll have spent about $25. And you have access to all training they offer,not just Bryce. For a quick learning it's the way to go. I suppose you could even spend some time viewing all chapters of the training that interests you, playing them all into the browser's cache for later reviewing. Not sure if that works, but worth a try if you're very tight on the money.

I have been recommending VTC for a while also for Poser and Carrara training:
http://www.thebest3d.com/carrara/vtcCarrara.html