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Re: Bryce Users
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lugnet.cad
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Sat, 18 May 2002 12:11:35 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, John P. Miller writes:
> I know people here use POV for rendering their Legos, but that there are
> only a few that use Bryce or some other program for rendering. I currently
> use Bryce for all of my Lego renderings. To use Bryce I have to use a
> converter to get the .dat files in a format I can use. Now I am not sure if
> everyone who used Bryce has experience the same problems that I have like,
> the loss of markings on specific parts, bowties in the converted models,
> etc. On my my website ( http://geometries.tripod.com/index_lego.html ) I
> have added a section specifically for Bryce users. I plan on posting parts
> that I have updated converted to Textured Wavefront Objects so a model can
> be rendered with markings, I plan on posting models that I brought into
> Bryce and setup for posing (basically if there are any moving parts on the
> model I have setup the Bryce model to have those same moving parts), and
> finally some tutorials on working with Bryce and Lego.
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> I would appreciate any comments on whether anyone would this useful.
Wow! I think bryce is a lot better then Pov_Ray. I sure would to see more
information on it.
BTW, it seems that the dat file converter is off-line because tripod or
whatever is sending all its webpages down for maintanince.
Could you e-mail me with the link to Bryce, and (because my computor has a
fast connection) perhaps even the zip file of the dat converter?
John Kruer
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