The Art of Boolean (part VIII) by Bambam131

Bryce • (none) • posted on Jul 06, 2002

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The Art of Boolean Part 8 This is another in an on going series showing how I build my models in Bryce 5. The USS Essex in 3/4 view showing all the main sections of the ship. This is a work in progress. I will be posting after this image the finished render that this wire frame depicts. You can also see other wire frame of this ship and other models that I have created at my web site. Just click on the (Sponsor) right below and going to my site and clicking on the

Comments (4)

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AgentSmith

5:40AM | Sun, 07 July 2002

9,159 objects...I think I can hear the screams of your computer from here...;o) Great modeling, as always!!! Keep it up, man!

gerry_g

1:28PM | Sun, 07 July 2002

Man I have to say I admire your model, the're first rate, and the renders you've posted too, but if ya' gonna' model like that ( and I meen no disrespect) it's seriosly time you thought about getting a Modeler. Believe me it makes life a whole lot easier....er, that;s after you've learnt how to use it that is !! ;-)

ezinezkoa

2:41PM | Sun, 07 July 2002

you have remarkable patience and good design skills too. it takes a lot to be able to put all those structures together. could i suggest, and tons of people will be furious, that you get a better program than bryce? i really think your skills could make much better results in a higher end program. bryce just doesn't really cut it for these kind of things.

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Bambam131

4:21PM | Sun, 07 July 2002

Thanks for the comments, yes I realize that their are better modeling programs out there (3d Maxs/Rhino) I have both of these programs but for just pure ease of use I have found nothing more enjoyable than Bryce. This was the first program that I learn to use and old habits die hard. I wish that both 3D Maxs and Rhino had easier to use interfaces. I know some people out there will say that those programs are easier, it all depends I guess on what youre use too. Again thanks for the comments. David ;-)