hello everybody i am morten form Norway(my english is not so good) I wonder if somebody could help me. i need to put an 3d model of a hous into a picture. i saw i homesite a time ago were a peson did this. could anybody tell me how to du this, og if sombody know an homesite were the are a tutorial for this. thank you morten staknes

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Hi, I do that almost every day... Its little bit tricky but works.. First you have to import the picture into your Bryce(take all the shadow options of from the background picture),locate the camera so that the edges cant be seen. Then I use normal Bryce ground for casting shadows. Then you can fix your background image so that it will turn transparent to the lower edge. ( this is a way to get rid of the stright edges of the picture) Pick a ground material as close as in the picture. Bring your 3d model and there u have it. Ask more if you have problems..

What if you want an orignal tree or bush to be in front of your object? Or is that a job for Photoshop?

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Yup, make an alpha mask for your tree and then import it through the picture editor.

thank you very much, all of you, for all the replys. morten staknes