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Published: 2006-03-01 07:25:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 12094; Favourites: 127; Downloads: 2699
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i had a lot of notes from people asking me how i make my abstract work in bryceso, i made a tutorial for you guys, hope it will help you out a lot!
i spend a lot of time in making this tutorial,
so if it helped you out well, please
it i made this tutorial in a way that its helpfull for bryce beginners as well experienced bryce users
enjoy!
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Comments: 71
Looks Neat-o Thanks for taking the tim and making a tutorial.
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Wow, that's amazing! I'll have to try it!
Thanks for the great tutorial!
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if you go to the materials tab, then go to Metals -> Reflective or Bright i think it is, and look for mirror.
I personally prefer using a smoked/cloudy silver effect
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no prob man, I use using this method before i read this, though this tutorial helped me perfect it (well as best as i could!). Take a look at some of my stuff if you wanna see some more results
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Awesome tutorial, I'm glad I found this. It's fun and I'm playing with the possibilities while making my CPU cry right now.
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Wonderful job and thank you so much for helping those of us who are beginners, by taking your time and making this tutorial!!! When it comes to art, its hard to get any help from people, so thank you again!!!
ASHZ
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OMGOSH! THIS IS SO GOOD! I'm soooo gonna try this out!
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Hee hee. Thanks. Bye th =e way, my name is Bryce. lol xD
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Thanx for your tutorials.. I will do it soon 
Look at my page to see some stuff I already did
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so that's how its done.. lol. i never knew. i'll add it to my faves, do you mind if i keep this on my cpu for reference?
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yea nice tut, but i dont use bryce anymore
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Sis in law gave me an old(er) computer, and Bryce was on it. Doesn't look like the program was ever used - judging by a search for stuff that might have been created. Anyway, opened the program and having never used Bryce before I found your tutorial extrememly helpful! I've created my first bryce project and am really impressed with my efforts (and yours!) Me thinks I'll love this new adventure
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how long should it take to render something like this?
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depends on the materials and the render quality, it normally takes between 6 hours and 30 hours
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i am using a bunch of tourus' rotated and resized with blue aluminum transparent and the sphere with mirror
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hmm then it will be about 3-8 hours of rendering on superfine quality
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Sweet, this is really helpful! Great tut, thanks a lot!
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Thanks so much for sharing this! The results you get are awesome! I hope you'll post another Bryce tutorial sometime. I've been using Bryce for a while now, but I'm self-taught so it's always nice to see how other people get their really great results like you do.
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sure, send me a note if u did
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I hope you do post another tutorial.
I did something this morning, but it's taking forever to render out.
It's on 30% so far and I've been rendering it for like 7-8 hours so far.
My computer isn't slow, either... plus it's only like 600x400 or something like that.
I can't figure out why it's going so slow. It's similar to my other renders I've done.
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ok, thats rather simple, bryce needs to calculate every reflection in 3d, that takes a lot of time. i have a fast comp 2 but it still takes lot of time cause i use glass textures, and thats a complex material for the program too render because its transparent and stuff, too c this try making a render, render it first in glass and then with a metal, check the difference! metal is quite easy for bryce too render.
well hope u understand now
and im working on a tutorial right now, with another tecnique and a part too show the textures
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Okay, ya, that makes perfect sense now.
What if you make it a metal and lower the transparency level?
Would that slow the whole thing down or make it faster then glass?
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Thank you so much for doing this!
Can't wait to try it out!
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