This tutorial explores the various methods for creating grass and ground covers in Bryce and shows their best uses and limitations. It uses a series of images done over the years as examples.

Create breaking glass effect in Bryce 3D.

Create shells and Ram's horns using Bryce 3D.

Create moon and Stars using Bryce 3D.

Create pouring water effect in Bryce 3D.

This is an attempt to reproduce the effect of the reflected lights from a faceted and mirrored ball as is found in Discos and Dance Halls.

Making a length of chain using a Multi-Replicated Torus is easy - just follow these steps.

Create simply comets using Bryce 3D.

Create dishes and plates using Bryce 3D.

When you are rendering a close-up of a Poser face the eyes and lips become more prominent and look very flat. There is no highlight in the eyes and no moistness on the lips and as a result the rendered image looks very flat.