What is the best way to import texture in Bryce 4 when is made with a 2D software like Corel Photopaint or Photoshop. I know how do it, but what i mean is to be able after that to ajust the noise, phase and etc.

Well, you got me. As a 2d image (bmp, jpg, etc) you can manipulate the ambiance etc, but to go to the material lab I think you need to have a .mat file which, as far as I know, has to be generated in the mat lab.

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noise and phase are things that apply to 3d procedural textures in the Deep Texture Editor. something you've made in 2d software is not and cannot be made into a 3d procedural texture. 2d texture sources can be combined with 3d texture sources, however, which can make your 2d source look more like it's a 3d procedural, even though it isn't. see my tutorial on using images in Bryce materials to see what I mean by combining the 2d and 3d components. -calyxa

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Thank you Calyxa, i will check it for sure!