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VickyM72 β Bryce Boolean Tutorial
Published: 2010-03-15 15:52:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 5150; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 167
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A simple boolean technique for Bryce users.
Enjoy it, and let me know if you have any difficulties!
As always, be creative and have fun!
EDIT: This tutorial was made with a symmetrical camera view, so you will need to drag the torus onto the sphere in Default mode. HOWEVER, I have now added a ZIP file with this tutorial and a .br5 file called SYMMETRY, which is perfect for this tutorial as well as symmetrical abstracts
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You're welcome, and thank you!
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Can anyone tell me why when I try to save an object Bryce crashes every single time. I can't advance with this program much further If i can't create my own boolean setsΒ
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I honestly have no idea why that is happening, although I can remember it crashing from time to time, mostly from really high-poly scenes. You are better off using Blender for something like this, it's actually more suitable for doing operations like boolean
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Thanks for your reply Vicky, I'll have a look at blender
Oh btw followed your abstract tut and got some nice stuff
ThanksΒ
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Hello thar! Thanks so much for your tutorials, they are going a long way in demystifying Bryce for me!
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Ah nice! Thanks a lot, and you are very welcome!!
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Thank you soooo much, Vicky!
It worked! I did have a couple problems but I can live with them for now.
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Just found this, and learned so much more about Bryce. It's pathetic how much I didn't know--I didn't even notice the A's and G's attached to the objects before! lol
Thank you very much for this tutorial, I've played around with it here: [link]
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You're very welcome, and thank you!
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Thank you for all your tutorials. You are a great teacher.
My first Bryce with your help [link]
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Looks great! 
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Glad you love it. Waiting with impatience for other tutorials
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For a complete n00b to Bryce, I know I will find this tutorial very helpful when I finally get my claws into the program. Thankyou!
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Excellent. 
COACH
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Thank you! I took some other boolean tuts and combined the knowledge here, easy was indeed what I was going for, I can't stand tutorials that are difficult. Have fun!
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Used here: [link]
Sooo many questions now...
COACH
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If you've got any other mesh-tricks like that I'd love to know them
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I am glad I could help! I will help in any way I can, just send me a note if you have any questions.
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Aha! Great piece of knowlege, I'm itching to try it out now...
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Looking forward to what you make! Make sure you download the zip file, it has a perfect symmetry camera already set up for you.
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Thank you very much Vicky. It will definitely come in handy for someone who is starting out in Bryce, like me.
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You're welcome! This is actually an update, I added a symmetrical .br5 file inside the download. So now you are ready to make things like this: [link] but it's also great for anything else. I only use the camera view on my Bryce work, it's so much easier to keep things in order.
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Yeah, Vicky can this be applied to Bryce 6.3? I'm finding that most of the resources for Bryce are br5. I'm also wondering if I shouldn't have stuck with the free version.
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It's all the same, the buttons, everything. Also, All of the newer versions can open .br5 files, so you're good to go!
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Thank you, thank you for the info.
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Welcome! I updated the download, it now includes a symmetrical camera view .br5 file that I made.
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Nice tut! And as a sidenote, if you choose different textures for positive and negative objects, you'll get a nice effect that your boolean is different from inside
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Thank you! Yes indeed, but I just wanted to get people familiar with "cutting" for now.
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yeah, cutting is tricky in Bryce. Sometimes it just works wrong 
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There's always something I can add or do better in my tutorials, but I like to aim mostly at people just beginning with the program. I remember when I first started using Bryce, most tuts I came across were advanced and confusing, so I like to keep them detailed yet simple at the same time.
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I will, I will, but I'm a slow typer
I remember I was lucky to find Bryce original manual very soon after I started with Bryce. It was too large, so I just read a couple of chapters, but it helped alot
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No worries about slow typing, we usually don't have a full room. Stop by whenever you like, I'm always on there!
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Thank you! And you're very welcome! Have fun!
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go vicky
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