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BRYCE
3D Quick Glance Info
Click
here if you are looking
for 3d model and mesh links.
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| Bryce
Resources at a Glance |
| Bryce
Tutorials at a Glance |
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Printing
your Bryce artwork?
Note
that you can print on
photo paper at home
on a home printer using
ink, but it is not the
same as a photograph
which uses chemicals.
The normal home printing
will easily come off
with water and is not
usually permanent. And
the quality of the image
itself may differ from
your actual art.
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These
web sites have personal Bryce
Galleries and Projects.
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These
web sites can
provide free space
to post your Bryce
works.
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You
do not really
need any of these
software programs
to use Bryce,
but once you export
your Bryce
picture, you may
want to do some
post work on the
image. You will
find that most
people that use
Bryce also have
a graphics program.Here
are some of the
more popular software
programs used.
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If
you would like
to change your
digital Bryce
images into a
hard copy photograph,
there are many
online services
that can do it,
from Kodak to
Walmart.
If
you have a JPEG
file made into
a photo, you need
to make or render
it large enough.
The photos of
course are usually
on Kodak paper
and are usually
glossy, except
for 16x20 and
larger, which
most times have
a mat finish.
Here are the pixel
sizes for photograph
sizes. (these
are just guides,
check with the
service you intend
to use to be sure). |
- 4x6
Print - 640x480
pixels
- 5x7
Print - 1024
x 768 pixels
- 8x10
Print - 1536
x 1024 pixels
- 16x20
Print - 1600
x 1200 pixels
- 20x30
Print - 1600
x 1200 pixels
- Wallet
Size - 320 x
240 Pixels
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†The
major difference
between Photoshop
Elements and the
full Photoshop7
or CS applications
( besides the
$ 100.00 vs. $
600.00 price)
is that Elements
does not have
CMYK support.
If you are going
to do work for
a printing project
or professional
print company,
you will want
the full program.
If you are going
to primarily use
JPEG's and photos,
or web based RGB
work, the Elements
is fine.
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(Note
that most links on this page
will open in a new window)
This
web page is to help
provide information
for Bryce
users. Most of the links
and content are specific
to that software. Usually,
if you are like me,
when you first get Bryce,
you play around with
it, make a few quick
scenes or weird abstracts.
Then later you want
more, so you think,
just what can I do with
this program?
Well,
that is what this page
is about. A short, one
page start, to give
you a general idea where
to seek some help, get
some things to spark
an idea or project,
and show you what others
have done with Bryce.
There are hundreds of
web sites on 3D, so
this is just the tip
of a very large iceberg.
But it's enough to hopefully,
wipe away some frustration,
and give you confidence
with the program. It's
way more than just a
scene/terrain maker.
Even if you are a long
time user, you may find
this page useful as
a quick links page.
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Yahoo
hosts several Bryce
Groups. These
Bryce
Groups are
dedicated to the discussion
of tips, hints, how-to's
and related information
about Bryce
and related utility programs
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3D
File Imports at a Glance
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Bryce
5 will import
object files in these
formats :
- 3ds
- 3D Studio
- 3mf
- 3DMF
- cob
- Truespace
- ddf
- USFS SDTS
- dem
- USGS DEM
- dfx
- Autocad
- elev
- WCS Elev
- hf
- Heightfield (terrains)
- lwo
- Lightwave
- lws
- Lightwave
- nff
- World Tool Kit
- obj
- Wavefront
- vsa
- Videoscape
- wrl
- VRML-1
- x
- Direct 3D
Check
your manual for specifics
on each file type, especially
on older versions of
Bryce.
There are hundreds of
web sites with downloadable
3D files, and can be
found with a simple
search. Or if you would
like to see a links
list, click
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2D
Image Imports at a Glance
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- bmp
- Bitmap
- emf
- Enhanced Metafile
- gif
- Compuserve
- jpg
- JPEG
- pict
- Mac
- psd
- Photoshop
- tga
- Targa
- tif
- TIFF
Check
your manual for specifics
on each file type, especially
on older versions of
Bryce.
There are hundreds of
web sites with downloadable
textures and can be
found with a simple
web search. Or if you
would like to see a
links list, click
here.
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