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Published: 2004-01-03 01:12:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 188; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 154
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A lathe experiment in 3ds max that went terribly wrong...............Or did it? I rendered it in bryce4 ( 4hours and 18 min)Related content
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Very cool, I like the glass effect, well done.
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awsome man, I think I could do that in Bryce 5 with symetricle terrain objuects....Ill have to give it a try if you dont mind me stealing your idea lol
--Dragon
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Thank you.I don't mind, feel free to try.
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thats a funkey picture there dude......
how the hell did you het 3d studio ive been after it for ages and i cant find it ?
come to the dark realm 
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Thank you. 3ds max was a gift from family a couple years ago( 3ds max r3)
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NOW 3d max is mine Muahahhahah ! thanks to the power or MIRc Muahahahah !
how did you save the file as a bryce file so you could render it in..... bryce
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Export. If it is just one object, then use export object. If it is more, use export seen. Bryce will open the file when it is saved as a 3ds file( default export ).Import it in bryce, but be prepared to wait. Bryce has a thing about imports taking a long time, so don't mistake it as the PC freezing.
Another thing you should be aware of, is that the more polygons you have, the less likely it will export.Mesh smoothing in 3ds max usually brings objects past the point of exporting. You can select the object in bryce, and goto edit object/ smooth, and this will clean it up a bit.
Any problems, just let me know
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thankz dude 
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