I accepted an opportunity to present a new "Poser Challenge" for July 2007 at 3D Commune.
I suggested creating an abstract that looks like it might have been created in Bryce. A few people seem interested; and I posted this one to start it off.
It is not exactly an abstract; but I think it looks like it could have been made in Bryce. ( "Close enough for Rock 'n' Roll")
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01 Jul 2007 11:12
Yes I remember when I used balls for reflection in bryce. Come to think of it I still do. In some way I really liked the way the reflection was in a blue background when I did the reflection with objects in bryce. I like this because for Raytrace it takes up alot of memory to make this in Poser. Very good job and very pretty.
_______________ Two wrongs don't make a right.
But six left turns will get you around the block
and back in the driveway again.
Joined: April 2006
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Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA
02 Jul 2007 02:16
Thanks for the comments friends.
tda42, I've been experimenting with using a one-sided square as a fog plane; so I may have found a way to get that bryce blue haze look without using a lot of Poser resources.
I'll post an example soon; since the challenge lasts all month.
_______________ It's not what you look like, when you're doing what you're doing;
It's what you're doing, when you're doing what it looks like you're doing.
In some way I really liked the way the reflection was in a blue background when I did the reflection with objects in bryce. I like this because for Raytrace it takes up alot of memory to make this in Poser. Very good job and very pretty. 
