man that looks really really good! i wonder how much time it took him also bryce that's something i haven't heard in a long long time while I'm not sure if there's any version differences but i remember using bryce 7 back in 2013 sadly i don't think i have my old files anymore but it doesn't seem to be used that much besides people making lazy renders from just taking the assets that are already included like a tree or rock model slapping a filter on it and calling it art which in reality its the bare minimum
also i can understand making something only on one version that you most feel comfortable with making it fun and not a chore to make something
your BiBeast looks great! there's just something about old pc graphics that i just like sort of stuff you don't see today everyone uses filters with unity to emulate the old pc graphics but it doesn't have the same feel
welp good news i appear to be one of their targeted audience also if its close to nendo then it should feel right at home!
its all good thank you very very much for both your time and uploads not to mention all the knowledge you shared I'm really thankful!
No Problemo...Yeah many poor Brycers out there but some do great work...Using true ambience, HDRI & REALLY digging into the Deep Texture Editor Bryce actually much better for object & product rendering...
now this is the type of stuff i would expect to be made with Bryce not just a random rock or tree with some random filter trying to make it into an aesthetic thank you very much for the link! i plan on using it for reference to see what i can make!
That's the only place I can find it even though I already had it... Easy to setup you see the processes in the second panel-
Also note that when using cracklock to datefake all running mirai processes that if a crash then your system clock will not be reset to present date/time... You will have to manually reset... If mirai close proper then it works fine...
Also for those who got my Mirai texture library (mostly brushes) I find PhotoPlorer works great to view the preview images which were included as there are pinwalls you can drag the images to... You see you cannot view the MIR format so I had a folder of previews in PNG....
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i wonder how much time it took him
also bryce that's something i haven't heard in a long long time
while I'm not sure if there's any version differences but i remember using bryce 7 back in 2013 sadly i don't think i have my old files anymore
but it doesn't seem to be used that much besides people making lazy renders from just taking the assets that are already included like a tree or rock model slapping a filter on it and calling it art which in reality its the bare minimum
also i can understand making something only on one version that you most feel comfortable with
making it fun and not a chore to make something
your BiBeast looks great!
there's just something about old pc graphics that i just like sort of stuff you don't see today everyone uses filters with unity to emulate the old pc graphics but it doesn't have the same feel
welp good news i appear to be one of their targeted audience
also if its close to nendo then it should feel right at home!
its all good
thank you very very much for both your time and uploads not to mention all the knowledge you shared I'm really thankful!
GO HERE-
https://horo.ch/gal/intro_en.html
All his stuff real good but the 'Objects' category really shows off what Bryce can do....
thank you very much for the link!
i plan on using it for reference to see what i can make!
BTW... Found a utility called RED700 which works faster than killpro for killing leftover mirai processes on a crash-
https://download.cnet.com/red700/3000-2094_4-10790725.html
That's the only place I can find it even though I already had it... Easy to setup you see the processes in the second panel-
Also note that when using cracklock to datefake all running mirai processes that if a crash then your system clock will not be reset to present date/time... You will have to manually reset... If mirai close proper then it works fine...
Also for those who got my Mirai texture library (mostly brushes) I find PhotoPlorer works great to view the preview images which were included as there are pinwalls you can drag the images to... You see you cannot view the MIR format so I had a folder of previews in PNG....
PhotoPlorer used to be commercial but now free-
moosware.net/Photoplorer/index.html
Getting reference images in Mirai is actually easier than Nendo here setup in Photoline-