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Bryce Kaleidoscope Tutorial
By timemit
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OK this is my first Tut, I hope it is understandable ..
Any questions just ask..
The ideas and methods outlined in this tut are drawn together from far more experienced Brycians than I .. Hopefully it will teach you new ways to explore Bryce abstract/3D modelling and apply those ideas to your own work..
In particular a huge thanks to
for her help with the Tut and her continual support, encouragement and sharing of knowledge... 
Same goes for
for his excellent knowledge of the way to abstract bryce 
And Cheers to
for his support, encouragement and excellent light gel tips.. 
To all those who are always giving me sooo much support and encouragement.. thanks guys(that means gals as well
) 
have fun ... do something new
Any questions just ask..
The ideas and methods outlined in this tut are drawn together from far more experienced Brycians than I .. Hopefully it will teach you new ways to explore Bryce abstract/3D modelling and apply those ideas to your own work..
In particular a huge thanks to
for her help with the Tut and her continual support, encouragement and sharing of knowledge... Same goes for
for his excellent knowledge of the way to abstract bryce And Cheers to
for his support, encouragement and excellent light gel tips.. To all those who are always giving me sooo much support and encouragement.. thanks guys(that means gals as well
) have fun ... do something new
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Wow! Wonderful! Thanks a lot!
hope you have fun 
Thanks a lot for this tut. Hey Heike my pleasure, glad you managed to find your way through it and find something nice 
Well - I needed several attempts to figure out, how this finally should work (let's blame my female mind for this 
).
And there's still one point I don't get: why do we need two negative lightsources outside and under the cylinder?
). And there's still one point I don't get: why do we need two negative lightsources outside and under the cylinder?no no blame my complicated methodology and clumsy first tutorial.. we don't need 2 neg lightsources but using more lights with small values (either positive or negative) with varying/contrasting colour values can add a whole lot more subtlety to your colouration in the piece, you can also use them to remove or tone down overly bright spots .. I did put things in that aren't specifically needed to make the basis of the tut but will help to explore this setup in different ways... (I created a variety of pieces using it many of which don't resemble the basic setup) It was more about construction methodology and seeing how simple shapes can give rise to complex forms
No black holes then ... Thanks! 
Interesting!
And a well done tutorial.
I might give it a try.
And a well done tutorial.
I might give it a try.
many thanks..or you can just apply some of the ideas
amazing that you can use Bryce for fractal thanks so much for this tut
my pleasure...yeah Its what I like doing in bryce, the render engine gives such nice results..glad you like it
Thanks.. you did it justice indeed
Thank you
This is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing it!
my pleasure..hope you find it useful
so simple once shown how can't wait to try out some different looks with this
thanks hope it helps 
Thanks for the tutorial.
my pleasure..hope it's of use to you
Very interesting.
thank you
WoW! well done Tim 
Thanks Tex, be real pleased if you could add a bit of Tex magic to it
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