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 a pyramid - use the squat one. Click on A to bring up the Attributes dialogue box. Make positive. Check Show Origin Handle. In Rotate X type 180. Exit the Attributes dialoge box.

First create a cube and position it on the far corner of the ground plane grid. Stretch it along the Z axis until it just disappears off the screen at the left. Now stretch it along the Y axis to a position as shown at the left.

First you need to build a room, well not really a room, just two walls and a ceiling with the front two sides open to the elements. Then you negative boolean a window in the right side wall for the light to shine through.

Abstract art, is essentially a collection of similar images, duplicated multiple times, each duplicate being sized and angled differently, so that when all combined, they produce a very interesting image.

This tutorial will go about the basics of boolean modeling which will teach you to create some interesting shapes and renders.

For this tutorial you will need a fair understanding of Bryce 3D and Photoshop, PSP or another painting program. A note to intermediate and advanced users: I tried to make this tutorial as comprehensive and detailed as possible for new users.

Learn how to cut one object from another in this video tutorial

Beginner video tutorial on how to resize the default page size

Video tutorial on how to get text in Bryce and render it as 3D