Bryce infinity flaw by artisan232
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Description
I did this in bryce to see if it could do infininty but obviously it can. ne comments welcomed.
Comments (11)
shvrdavid
I don't use Bryce, can you increase the number of raytrace bounces? It appears to be at 11 or 12 in your render...
pakled
how did you try it? just a copy/paste in a straight line? that would by my first thought to try. I've put 500 objects in a pic, so it might be possible..good work, keep at it.
artisan232
Actually all I did was put a mirror in front of him and behind him.
bazze
thanks for downloading and using my model "Rocky" (the pink figure in this scene).
gukumatz
I've been frustrated by this myself but it can be solved, at least in Bryce 5. In "render options" go to "optics" and change the value of "maximum ray depth" to a higher value (default is 6). This will give the effect you're after but render time will be greatly increased! Good work though, look forward to the new version!
haloedrain
If bryce really did infinity, your render would never finish because the rays would just keep bouncing back and forth forever! If you're using Bryce 5 you can make it reflect more by going to render options and changing the raydepth to something higher, it's 6 by default.
MoonGoat
Oy you need to play in the render options, with total internal reflection or something like that i forget exactly. Good luck on your count to infinity!
dashboard_jehovah
Interesting experiment!...will check in for the next attempt!
bunny9719
Excellent work!!V!! :D
Ensomniac
Love this!!! What a weird character. The whole feeling is weird and other-worldly. Great job.
electric
cool effect, and a hard work in metaball modelling