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yes there is a way, you have to do a batch render.
save each view in the scene with it's own file name without rendering.
thenin my computer drag those files onto the the bryce.exe file
this doesnt work that well with the demo version that is cracked for some reason
Statistics: Posted by SONOFMAN — Mon May 05, 2003 6:40 am
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First you need a planetary texture, do this in a paint program or get one from a place like thise --> The image hast to be square and fill the entire canvas. Using bryce the size doesnt matter you probably won't find an image larger than bryce can work with.
create a sphere
click on the small box with the "m" on it next to the sphere to enter the ML (Materials Lab)
click in the A column next to Ambient and Diffuse, this will bring up a texture panel to the left
click on the little button on the bottom that has the "P" then the pink button above it on the top of the panel
select one of the blank boxes and select your image
select the check mark.
give it a quick render
You will have to play with the textures surface settings (ambience,reflection,tranparency, and diffusion for the most part) to get the affect you want.
this trick is very useful for many many affects!
BTW Nycto you must be using a different game than I am cause I have never been able to reload textures in game.
Statistics: Posted by SONOFMAN — Wed Aug 21, 2002 7:38 am
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Statistics: Posted by Inflame — Fri Jul 12, 2002 3:27 pm
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No relighting. Just save the new pics and tab back in to tribes.
Statistics: Posted by Nycto — Thu Jul 11, 2002 10:38 pm
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