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Bryce Resources at a Glance

 

Bryce Sites at a Glance

 

 

Bryce Tutorials at a Glance

 

 

 

 

Books

 

Magazines

Artists

 

 

 

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.

 

 

 

These web sites have personal Bryce Galleries and Projects.

 

 

These web sites can provide free space to post your Bryce works.

 

Books and Software
Other Related Software

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.

 

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

 

 

*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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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.

Enjoy!

 

 

  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 (PSP, Photoshop, KPT etc).  

 


3D File Imports at a Glance

 

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 here.

 

2D Image Imports at a Glance

 
  • 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.

 

 

 
 

 

 

bryce 6 3d

3D Bryce Software

 

poser 8 3d

3D Poser 8 Software

 

 

bryce art 3d

Real World 3D Bryce

 

3d game textures

3D Texture Workshop: Painting Hollywood Creature Textures Volume One

 

3d game textures

The Dark Side of Game Texturing

 

fantasy figure art

100 Ways to Create
Fantasy Figures

 

digital art

Digital Art Masters

 

digital characters art

Digital Character Painting
Using Photoshop

 

  • Digital Horror Art: Creating Chilling Horror and Macabre Images - f you have ever felt the urge to paint the perfect zombie, or been morbidly compelled to capture the malignancy of a monstrous attack, then this is the book for you. Here, using the latest digital painting and modeling applications, expert horror artists show you exactly how they realized their nightmare visions. Each stage in the process is unveiled, from initial sketches through to fully rendered horror scenes that are more realistic and terrifying than ever before. The book spotlights Adobe Photoshop, Poser, Bryce 3D, Autodesk 3ds max, and Corel Painter, among other software products.
  • 3D Texture Workshop: Painting Hollywood Creature Textures Volume One - In Volume 1 of the 3D Texture Workshop you’ll learn the realistic 3D creature painting techniques pioneered by master texture artist Bill Fleming. In this 116-page volume Bill walks you through every step in recreating the head textures of his famed Freaky Frank creature, from the minute skin pores, and creepy scars to the intricately detailed iris texture that brings this monster to life. No detail is overlooked. You’ll even learn Bill’s technique for making skin appear soft and pliable. It’s truly amazing. You’ll learn techniques that Bill has previously only revealed to Hollywood studios.

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