Looking West by frogdot
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Description
Probably my only Bryce 7 Beta image. Grabbed an old scene and practiced with instancing. Used a pine tree mesh I made, hoping it would work better to save resources. Crashed about a dozen times and a dozen different ways. Uninstalling later.
Could have done the same effect with a terrain and old fashioned spike trees
Comments (10)
Lovely image. Cool terrain and lovely lighting. Corrie
So what you're saying is that there's no gold in them thar hills after all... Still, this picture worked out fine, so B7B was good for something; and the sunset lighting is terrific.
Lovely landscape with wonderful lighting !!!!
Beautiful and filled with possibility! There is a Bryce 7 on the horizon??
Yeah...it's buggy as old heck but once true instancing is implemented that crash problem which has been endlessly bug reported should go away. I myself haven't managed to get to an actual finshed render with Br7 yet so you're ahead of me...LOL...nice pic mate.. ...
Looking great and I must admit that I´m looking forward to the real instancing-thingy in B7...oh happy days. Maybe it crashes now, but some beautiful day in the future.... :-)
Nice work. It will be fixed.
Great pose and wonderful lighting. That instancing feature sounds very promising -- when fully implemented! ;)
Wonderful work, too bad you had so much trouble with bryce :(
Well, buggy or not, you got B7 and could do something with it--however frustrating the experience might have been. DAZ let me download B7 but never bothered to give me a serial number for it, so I can't even start it up! Having said that, this is still a nice composition. Like the image and lighting a lot. Think I would have preferred you to make an alpha image forest in the background; would look more realistic and take a lot less computer resources. I'm not a big fan of "terrain forests;" although you seem to use them effectively.