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Bryce5 is an innovative 3-D graphics application that lets users design, render, and animate breathtaking natural 3-D worlds and abstract 3-D sculptures. The controls in Bryce 5 let users create a variety of objects to place in the landscapes they create, as well as import and export objects to and from other file formats. In addition, the animation tools in Bryce 5 let users animate their landscapes and environments to create impressive animated sequences that can be posted to the World Wide Web in the popular QuickTime� format. New FeaturesNetwork Rendering: Bryce 5 now supports multi-threading, so users can render images and animation more quickly without sacrificing image quality. Network Rendering lets users create a pool of computers to render a single image. Tree Lab: In the new Tree Lab, users can create and edit trees to incorporate into their landscapes. The Tree Lab lets users specify the type, branch density, leaf density, coloration, and other details about the trees they create. Light Lab: The Light Lab in Bryce 5 lets users edit, from one location, the effects of lights in their landscapes. Popular lighting features from earlier versions and new controls added to Bryce 5 can now be found in the Light Lab, including Intensity, Edge Softness, Falloff, and Gradient Display. Popular Enhanced FeaturesEase-of-Use Enhancements: The intuitive UI in Bryce has been updated. The addition of a new Most Recently Used Files list gives users faster access to files they use most frequently. In addition, many features, such as the Terrain Editor, have been enhanced for more intuitive use, and Bryce 5 includes a RealTime Preview mode, so that users can preview changes to landscapes and objects. Bryce 5 now supports Metaballs. This technology offers users the ability to create organic shapes without using high-polygon modeling, saving users valuable rendering time. Content Features: Users receive the Bryce 5 Content CD, which contains a vast selection of supplementary materials, including additional tutorials, new galleries and scene files, animations, scene elements, sky and texture presets, light filters, architectural models, and other ideas to help users expand their creative potential. Sky Effects: The Sky Lab lets users control, from one panel, the appearance and attributes of sky effects, including Clouds, Smoke, Fog, Sun, Moon, Comet, Starfield, and Halo effects. Bryce 5 gives users an unprecedented level of control over sky effects. Users can edit Volume Sky effects, such as Haze, Fog, and Rainbow, to create more realistic atmospheric effects, and the Volume Shading mode enhances light interaction with effects. The Starfield controls have also been enhanced in Bryce 5, so users can now create landscapes with star patterns as they appear from earth. As well, they can specify the intensity and number of stars in starfields. Animation Effects: Bryce 5 includes a new preview feature for animation effects, so that users can quickly generate thumbnail previews of animation effects and preview their creations in real time. In addition, the new Nano-Preview feature lets users see an instant display of animations. Users can also view animation effects frame-by-frame in a Storyboard preview format, where they can select and render specific frames of animated effects and make changes to individual frames within the animation sequence. Users can export animations of their Bryce 5 creations in the popular QuickTime (.mov) format. For users� convenience, QuickTime 4 has been included on the Bryce 5 CD. Presets: Bryce 5 contains more presets, letting users create realistic and fantastic rocks, trees, mountains, skies, buildings, cages, and tents using material presets. Users can even create gaseous-looking substances, tiles, and wallpaper using these material presets. Internet Features: Artwork created in Bryce 5 can be added to HTML pages for posting on the Internet, and any object can be associated with a URL to create links to other Internet sites or frames. Users can also create HTML image maps and embed object links to HTML and QTVR output to create Web sites with interesting visual effects. Image Format CapabilitiesBryce 5 supports a number of file formats for both import and export:
Export Features and File FormatsIn addition to the preceding list, users can also export Bryce 5 files in the following formats:Feature Details System Requirements for -- Search HALLoGRAM || Request More Information CALL TOLL FREE 1-866-340-3404 |
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