Help, Anyone? by amy_williams

Bryce • (none) • posted on Mar 28, 2002

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This was just an experimental piece. I'm trying to work around the Sky Lab and such. If anyone can help with improvements or have links to some good Bryce tutorials, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks for viewing/offering advice.

Comments (5)

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MRNot

8:05AM | Thu, 28 March 2002

Check the tutorials here at Renderosity.. I've gotten great help from them.. [but you aren't mentioning exactly what you want help with..?]

Tino64

8:38AM | Thu, 28 March 2002

Try www.brycetech.com alot of tuts on one place!!

tanstaafl90

1:18PM | Thu, 28 March 2002

As mentioned above, there are some great tuts avaible here, at Brycetech, and also 3dlinks.com . If you can't find it in one of those three, I'm certain it hasn't been done. Good luck and happy rendering!

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amy_williams

5:44PM | Thu, 28 March 2002

Thanks for all your comments. =) MRNot, I was wanting help with Sky Lab and it's features, working with moons, stars, planetary stuff. Sorry, I should have mentioned that. But if there's any tut's in general, that would still be a great help. Lightpen, Peter Sharpe has a tut on fog and mist. That's how I did the mist.

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Lightpen

7:37PM | Thu, 28 March 2002

Amy, Peter Sharpe also has a tut. on Planetary Rings, which is very good, which I was referring to as he menetions Sky Lab. For settings inside Sky Lab, he gives some, but I feel he is bowing to the artist vision. DO you need help in moving the planet or moon? Lightpen.