Merry Xmas Peter. What a mammoth effort this has been for you and so much appreciated by many. When I had’nt seen anything for some time I thought you had given up the project, so glad I was wrong. This has been bookmarked and will be printed off later, Thankyou.
Cheers
GG
Hello kiwi-gg. There were in fact times when i was tempted to give up on it, but i could not let the Bryce community down. I think although this is not the perfect tutorial i would have liked it to be, there are actually many useful bits of information in it for most Brycers. I will be editing it a bit over the next few days [manly cosmetic and fixing mistakes] and then concentrate on producing Bryce art. No more tutorials!
Tutorials can be punishing, and the depth you’ve gone to with this one is truly noteworthy. This hard work you have put into this tutorial will bring a lot of users much needed wisdom for years to come. I want to give you a few days to decompress before asking questions about a few ideas you have discovered.
I am really blown away by the work you’ve done here. I had no clue the brush could make such cool designs. Much respect in my book! Sincerest thank you!
Tutorials can be punishing, and the depth you’ve gone to with this one is truly noteworthy. This hard work you have put into this tutorial will bring a lot of users much needed wisdom for years to come. I want to give you a few days to decompress before asking questions about a few ideas you have discovered.
I am really blown away by the work you’ve done here. I had no clue the brush could make such cool designs. Much respect in my book! Sincerest thank you!
For Picture 54, Table 01:
What are Mata balls?
are they something like Meta Balls?
They are the same thing, its just a typo, I think.
I agree, it would be nice if the pictures could be interlaced with the text. Unfortunately the new forum software doesnt allow that, all images are attached at the end. Even worse, getting the images to post in the sequence you desire is a bit of a challenge. All things considered it really is impressive what Peter has produced.
Tutorials can be punishing, and the depth you’ve gone to with this one is truly noteworthy. This hard work you have put into this tutorial will bring a lot of users much needed wisdom for years to come. I want to give you a few days to decompress before asking questions about a few ideas you have discovered.
I am really blown away by the work you’ve done here. I had no clue the brush could make such cool designs. Much respect in my book! Sincerest thank you!
Thanks Rashad, you are very kind. I will spend a few days editing my posts changing Picture references to bold and fixing typo’s.
Hey Peter - long time since we last heard of you. I hope all is well. Very nice! I’ve waited for this tute to conclude. Amazing work!
Thanks. You are very kind Horo. At the beginning i never intended it to be a tutorial but then it sort of grew and became a monster and i realized i had an obligation to “finish” it for the Bryce Community. I much prefer David’s and your video tutorials.
As you would know better than anyone, when a person takes on something like i did, it is never really finished. It will be interesting to see how DAZ develop the brush shapes in the next version of Bryce. There is room for more possibilities.
For Picture 54, Table 01:
What are Mata balls?
are they something like Meta Balls?
Yes a typo. MetaBalls or MB for short. Eventually i will get around to fixing all the typos and there are many of them to be fixed.
Many thanks for pointing it out [it is consistently wrong in this Table].
Kind regards.
In the past I had my own webpage. Actually it isnt difficult to make an own webpage and post such things there. I even made it interactive with Flash,
With an own page you could just put it all together as you want it and post a link.
Thanks. You are very kind Horo. At the beginning i never intended it to be a tutorial but then it sort of grew and became a monster and i realized i had an obligation to “finish” it for the Bryce Community. I much prefer David’s and your video tutorials.
As you would know better than anyone, when a person takes on something like i did, it is never really finished. It will be interesting to see how DAZ develop the brush shapes in the next version of Bryce. There is room for more possibilities.
Kind regards
Peter
Been working on this. Expect a PM soon.
There are people who prefer written tutorials, others prefer videos. Personally, I like videos if a written summary of the essentials is also included. It helps going to the part one has some doubts when experimenting.
Tutorials are nice in PDF format, is how a few people are doing theirs now, with the site restrictions. My only long tut I only have in html format at the mo, straight onto my site.
This tutorial would have taken me too long to read online, so with the aid of copy and paste, and MS Word, I’ve a copy I can read at my leisure. Or print if I so desire. From little I have read, there’s a lot of information. Great job Peter.
