This time, we are going to learn about making more complex objects out of simple primitives and importing objects made in other programs. We'll also start using the Materials Lab to make your own materials for shading and texturing.

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Bryce is a rich program, that will allow you to do professional caliber images and animations. Although this first course will necessarily be limited in scope, you will be creating beautiful scenes at the end of this first lesson. By the end all six, you will be well on your way to rendering anything that you can imagine.

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So, you want to make a shining tunnel in Bryce? Here's how!

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Simulating Blurred Propellers in Bryce 3D. Good luck!

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This is a quick tutorial showing how to use the Terrain Editor in Bryce to create a simple pillow.

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Terrains are a powerful technique for creating landscapes. The big problem arrives with the need to put color / texture maps that are properly aligned to the terrain. Sure, a 3D painting program can help, but fortunately, you don't need one.

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About organic modeling in metacreations' Bryce. Check out the cool final result!

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Motion paths in Bryce 3D aren't just for animating. Calyxa Omphalos came up with the idea of using motion paths to model strings of beads or pearls. This tutorial will show you how to model a chain by linking chain links to a motion path.

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Learn how to model and render a Monarch Butterfly - In this tutorial you will learn how to model realistic butterfly wings and body parts using the Symmetrical Lattice and the Terrain Editor in Bryce 3D. Then we will show you how to texture the Butterfly with photo realistic precision with Adobe Photoshop.
For this tutorial you will need a basic understanding of Poser, Bryce 3D and Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro or any another painting program. These techniques can be applied with other similar programs but, were written for these in particular. A note to intermediate and advanced users: we tried to make this tutorial as comprehensive and detailed as possible for new users. Please bare this in mind when the explanations seem a bit obvious and repetitive.

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This is a tutorial on how to make what we think is a pretty close match to realistic grass in Bryce. Now, the only real way, that we can think of, to get the simulation of thousands of little blades of grass, is to actually have them. WHOAAA!!! Don't leave yet. It's easier then you'd think. Now, we used Bryce 4 for this tutorial, but 3d and maybe 2 will work as well.

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