Allright. I had to reinstall my computer due to a crapload of spyware on there, and to cut on reinstalling time i copyed bryce to a backup drive, then reinstalled, copied it back and just made a new shortcut to it, as i know Bryce to allow that sort of manhandling without the need for a reinstall. Just >.< now the program is changed in little, but annoying ways. Somehow, i can nolonger type in coordinates with a comma in them ( 10,24 - 20,48 etc ) but i must type them in with a dot (10.24 - 20.48 etc ). It's just a tiny change but annoying because i'm too used to using the comma. Would any of you know how to undo this change ? I've tried anything i can think of... and no dice.

lol, and i came in here hoping that you'd tell us it magically changed into bryce 6 and were ready to show us screencaps :D but yeah, that's an easy one to fix. your regional settings are wrong. you're getting anglo-saxon settings instead of latin ones (or is it the other way around?). Just go to Control Panel: Regional & Language Settings and choose where you live. Drac

it's not a Bryce problem but a windows problem... go to the control panel-> international settings, go to the 'number tag' and change the , with a . hope it's clear vasq

or better yet, change windows to another operating system ;)

Your not supposed to copy a program after it's been installed in windows.. You may copy everything in the programs folder in program files, but there are certain .dll's and other files that get installed to specific places in windows.. That really doesn't work very well...You really need to uninstall it all, and reinstall from the CD.. Otherwise you're going to run into wierd problems..

No no, with Bryce it's not necessary... I've copied it throught win 98 win 2000 and win xp and it's working well!

well, thanks for the suggestions, this should get me back to normal !