Ok, here's a simple but odd problem. As you can see in pic # 1, I have a weird looking blob of greys on the tip of the saucer when I render. However, in pic # 2, I have the same everything, but this time I rendered with the spray can. I need to know how I can get pic 1 to look like pic 2 using the normal render. Is it a problem with the texture that can be fixed? Or am I going to have to make every one of those lines seperatley?

That's the first time I've heard of the spray-can rendering better then the main engine. :/ DOH. What version of Bryce ? Only thing I can think of is on the Document Setup. (bryce 4). Will leave this one for the Bryce masters out there. :)

The doctor says I have way too much blood in my caffeine system.

Have you done a final "real render" of this object with it's textures? When I do a quick test render or use the spray can textures can tend to look bad, and not things aren't defined. And do you have dithering turned off? I would keep it on, it blends colors much better. The spray can renders never look right, it just lets you see what your doing while your working. I'd like to help, but I need to know if you have rendered it for real? kaom

I did turn the anti-a. on with superfine. I took it off fast preveiw mode and it didn't do anything different. Where is the dithering? Also, I am using bryce 4 with the 4.01 update if that helps at all. I'm still new to most of this stuff so if I have to do something else to the rendering, it would help :)

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Turn off the objects antialiasing

Well, turning off the anti-a. for individual parts works, but, however, it did not help my problem, but I thank you anyway.