Bryce

[Jared1]

I have been looking for a way to get Bryce for months on the web--no luck. If anyone has any ideas or a link perhaps could you please e-mail it to me? jmtame@yahoo.com

I appreciate any help anyone can offer. I may just try Kazaa but I thought I had tried that before with no luck.

Thanks guys

Jared

[Ian424]

have you tried buying it?


warez discussion is not welcome at fk.

[Daniellawson]

Buy it here , Once you have bought it there are loads of tutorials and free models here

[Jared1]

yeah.. my budget doesnt exceed $100 rofl

[Ian424]

then you arent going to be able to afford much software.

heres some freeware stuff you might be interested in though

for terrain generation, terragen http://www.planetside.co.uk/terragen/

for 3d stuff in general (not the best but its nice for making trendwhorey 3d spikes real quick), OpenFX http://www.openfx.org/news/index.php

more sophisticated and better 3d program (though tricky to use) Blender http://www.blender3d.org/

if you just want to learn a bigger program (though if you cant afford paying $100, this might be a little out of your range for a while), Alias|Wavefront have released a slightly reduced version of Maya, called Personal Learning Edition, which puts watermarks on your renders but is apparently very good if you are just interested in learning. i havent tried it as I am on win98 and it only supports 2k and up. http://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/pro...le/index.shtml

[denveriv]

Blender is cool... small and well free ... fits on a 3 1/2 floppy and will top a lotof 3d progs you will see... Blender is difficult at first but ultimatly easy

[Jared1]

hey! thanks man! I appreciate that. I'll get crack-a-lackin on that as soon as I can.

thanks again!

jared

[mouse111]

Originally posted by Ian424
then you arent going to be able to afford much software.

heres some freeware stuff you might be interested in though

for terrain generation, terragen http://www.planetside.co.uk/terragen/

for 3d stuff in general (not the best but its nice for making trendwhorey 3d spikes real quick), OpenFX http://www.openfx.org/news/index.php

more sophisticated and better 3d program (though tricky to use) Blender http://www.blender3d.org/

if you just want to learn a bigger program (though if you cant afford paying $100, this might be a little out of your range for a while), Alias|Wavefront have released a slightly reduced version of Maya, called Personal Learning Edition, which puts watermarks on your renders but is apparently very good if you are just interested in learning. i havent tried it as I am on win98 and it only supports 2k and up. http://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/pro...le/index.shtml

my .02...maya is very hard to learn - its hard to self teach maya, unlike max which is very easy to self teach

[Jared1]

I was eager to order the Maya PLE (comes with the book for only $20), but I stopped myself--I plan on downloading it when I move and get broadband, but I think I can wait. Terragen is very nice, but so far doesn't seem to have half the capabilities of Bryce--I want to make other objects and don't want to be limited with landscapes such as the moon and odd rocky surfaces with those special fx that I see with Bryce..

I'm not downloading OpenFX and trying to find a link to get Blender so I'll let ya know how those go.. Speaking of Blender--is anyone seeing a direct link to the program? All I see is an FTP directory and I'm not finding it anywhere.

Thanks!