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07-08-2002, 15:00
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I've had expierience using Bryce... although it's not powerful for modeling at all, it's VERY easy to make landscapes. It also comes with tons of preset textures, clouds, liquids, and skies. Bryce also uses that regional-rendering thing that was mentioned, if it's what I think you meant.
Last edited by DanL : 07-08-2002 at 15:19. |
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