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Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: RE:LAUNCH
EAN: 0689076468169
Format: CD-ROM
Item Dimensions: 38
Label: RE:LAUNCH
Manufacturer: RE:LAUNCH
Model: 689076468169
MPN: 689076468169
Platform: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Mac, Windows Vista, Windows Me
Publisher: RE:LAUNCH
Release Date: March 20, 2007
Studio: RE:LAUNCH
Features:- Fully compatible with Intel-based Mac computers
- Animate your favorite DAZ 3D figures, animals and accessories with DAZ Studio -- import them into your Bryce 6 scene
- Image-based Brushes and Terrain Editor for custom looks to your terrains; share them with others as you build a library of your favorites
- New Boolean mesh conversion tool combines custom Bryce elements -- take Bryce creations into other 3D applications in your project workflow
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Product Description:
Bryce 6 is the ideal 3D software addition to your image-editing toolbox. It gives creators the ability to work faster and create more realistic environments than ever before. Place your characters directly into your Bryce 6 scenes and have them walk and talk right before your very eyes. Choose at what point you want the imported animations to begin, with the freedom to go back to DAZ|Studio to make any necessary adjustments to make them perfect. Then simply re-import those animations back into your Bryce 6 scene. Whether you are a professional designer, or a 3D graphics enthusiast, Bryce 6 provides you with the tools to literally create a world of your own.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
For the price, this is an excellent product. But it is so frickin' hard to understand.
Pros:
Easy to make simple inanimate landscapes.
Cons:
Animation tool almost incomprehensible (for me at least)
Rendering takes forever. Rendering crashes.
Lack of detail. It looks cartoonish.
Rating: -
I used Bryce for a while. It's a pretty nice tool for the price. It has some interesting terrain building options and some very basic modelling tools built in. I have a couple of friends who still swear by Bryce, so I can't really speak too harshly of it. If you need to do some basic landscapes and are on a tight budget, then Bryce is a decent option.
Recently though I got Vue, and I have to say that I think that tool is far superior. So much so that I've uninstalled Bryce from my ... Read More
Rating:  -
I have been using Bryce since version 2.1. For edition 6, DAZ rewrote the core code that dated back from MetaCreations time (1998), so there are few novelties. The one feature that is interesting in this release is the IBL (Image Based Lighting) renders. They look excellent provided you choose a good HDRI map.
Render times are long, as they have always been with Bryce and the quality is still very high. Expect excellent antialiasing and silky smooth reflections even at low render settings. Bryce ... Read More
Rating:  -
Bryce is one of the most difficult and daunting 3D programs I've ever used. It's interface is non-intuitive and a bit long in the tooth and it's rendering engine slow. Landscapes created with it have a distinctive "Bryce" look and don't achieve the level of realism that a program like Vue 6 can offer. Content import is iffy at best, textures have to be tweated to get them to look right, it is also prone to crashes. Don't get me wrong, I've seen some beautiful work done with Bryce, but if you want a ... Read More
Rating:  -
I am a professional multimedia artist, and have been using Bryce and Poser since they were first released in the early 90's.
Bryce was the first affordable 3D landscape and rendering tool available to the masses. I played around with it and was most impressed by the interface. As I design user interfaces for software applications, I know quite a bit on the topic. Bryce, in my opinion, still has one of the best interfaces of any 3D software I have ever used. Newbie's and pros alike will enjoy ... Read More
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