This tutorial will focus on creating a believable (if not realistic) underwater scene in Bryce. The key to doing this is to create a caustic effect.

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There are several small things you can do, that when added together, give the impression of an underwater scene.

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Create a cool looking space nebula with the program Bryce.

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In today's Bryce tutorial we will be using 2D planes to simulate volumetric clouds.


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For Bryce 4 or greater: Advanced Alpha Channel Tutorial

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Today we will be creating 2D picture objects in Bryce.

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One thing that's seldom mentioned about Bryce is that it has two similar but slightly different Ray Tracers. Since Bryce 2 PC and B3 Mac it has incorporated a largely academic render model called Distributed Ray Tracing (not to be confused with Distributed Rendering, i.e. render farms). In Bryce 2 through 4, this was called the Fine Art render mode, in Bryce 5 it's called the Super mode.

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Light Range Comparisons in Bryce 5.

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Bryce 2D Pict Objects From a Single Photoshop Image (PS7).

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If you are new to Bryce, the interface may look really complicated, but it really isn't. It is easy to learn and once you figure it out, you can create anything. We tried to make the steps as simple as possible, but if you get lost at anytime during the tutorial, just tell us and we will help.

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