Concept 11915 by woodywoo
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Bryce7 - Wings3D - Sculptris
Just a different view of the Bryce Work area,
Thanks for looking
Pete
Comments (15)
Wow, looks very cool
Awesome seeing how many objects and the polygon count.
The polygon count really limits my work, around the 1.5 million mark Bryce gets real unstable. At that point I have accept that the Model is finished whether it is or not.
Huge work is visible. Bravo!!!
nice job keeping polys low, some nice skill you are developing/have!
Great stuff Pete. There is actually a market for schematic/blueprint type drawings, your bikes would be an excellent subject for that style. Guys use them to decorate their offices and workshops etc. Maybe something you might consider trying.
Great idea, thank you I'm going to look into that
you are not short on patience by no means. surprising how you manage to model so many in a short length of time. very interesting how you arrive to a finish model
This is not that difficult to do. I used to model for accuracy, but once I eliminated "accuracy" from the equation, that's when 'My' Style took shape. I have a Bryce Library of thousands of parts I've created over the years, Now its just a matter of assembly, and I still create a few new parts each day. If I gave you access to my PC you could build something like this in a few short hours.
Very cool.
very impressive picture of a concept in Bryce !!! great style !
Exellent work.
It's a fabulous work my friend... Really very impressive !!!
FANTASTIC!!!!!!
looks impressive
Great idea and fantastic creation! Cool "machine"
Impressive !
What impresses me most is that you've constructed this in Bryce! My Bryce 7 crashes often - maybe it's because I have the Mac version; the last one that worked well for me was Bryce 4 - though I never thought of constructing models like this with it!
My Bryce crashes a lot as well. I "SAVE" after every piece I add. The most stable version I've ever had was Bryce5.