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#1 peejay

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Posted 02 September 2006 - 04:59 PM

DAZ Productions anounced the following:

Download Bryce 5 Free

It's now even easier to create breathtakingly realistic 3D landscapes and animations with Bryce. For a limited time, DAZ is pleased to offer Bryce 5 software absolutely FREE!* Now through September 6, 2006, download Bryce 5 for no charge at Download.com. Once you have completed your installation, you will be prompted to register your copy at the DAZ3D.com website to receive your Bryce 5 serial number. At that time, you'll also be able to download the Bryce 5 presets. Strike an optimum balance between power and ease of use by integrating this innovative 3D software into your creative process.

This DAZ special offer is available only at Download.com and will absolutely end on September 6, 2006! So don't delay in picking up this gift of one of the finest landscaping and animation software applications available anywhere.

*An extensive collection of Bryce 5 original content is available as part of a special Bryce 5 Content Pack in the DAZ web store.

Might be of interest to somebody :wink:

#2 Demokos as guest

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Posted 03 September 2006 - 01:08 PM

Thanks for the info.
I downloaded it. It seems to be interesting.

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Posted 03 September 2006 - 09:12 PM

Try Google SketchUp too... 8)

#4 SoggyDog

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Posted 10 September 2006 - 05:53 AM

I've been using Bryce (and LightWave and 3D Studio Max and Vue and Rhino and ZBrush and Poser and Blender and Maya and ... anyway) for years. I always like seeing things like this because it might entice more people to tinker around with 3D art. With a lot of these apps (Bryce, especially) you don't really have to know much to create some fantastic art. I've used these apps as a hobby, not having any formal art background, and think that some of my work is pretty good.

See http://www.soggydog.net/Art for examples.

#5 SKAN

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Posted 10 September 2006 - 09:56 AM

See http://www.soggydog.net/Art for examples.


Quite impressive :D .. Can you create a nice wallpaper with AutoHotkey as the theme? Please!

Regards, :)

#6 PhiLho

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Posted 11 September 2006 - 08:52 AM

Good stuff indeed. I like the mouse... :-)
I used POV-Ray, but never had time to learn to use a good modeler, so I only made base stuff.
Downloaded Blender several time too, installed it sometime, never went very far...

#7 SoggyDog

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Posted 12 September 2006 - 05:16 AM

Can you create a nice wallpaper with AutoHotkey as the theme? Please!

My job and my kids take up a LOT more time than they used to, but I'll give it a shot.

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Posted 12 September 2006 - 05:34 AM

but I'll give it a shot.


Thanks & Regards, :D

#9 SoggyDog

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Posted 14 September 2006 - 02:50 PM

Here is my first installment of AutoHotKey wallpapers.

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EDIT: I've only viewed this on LCD monitors and it looks fine. Let me know if the image is too dark and I can lighten it up a bit.

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Posted 14 September 2006 - 09:04 PM

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Let me know if the image is too dark and I can lighten it up a bit.


Thanks! It is my desktop background right now!
It is dark .. My desktop size is 1024x768 .. The edges around
Autohotkey appears jagged when the image is stretched to
fit the desktop.
I think a horizontal display of the word "AutoHotkey" would be better than
the current inclined position. Just my thoughts!

Thanks again .. Regards, :)

#11 SoggyDog

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Posted 14 September 2006 - 10:51 PM

Thanks! It is my desktop background right now!
It is dark .. My desktop size is 1024x768 .. The edges around
Autohotkey appears jagged when the image is stretched to
fit the desktop.
I think a horizontal display of the word "AutoHotkey" would be better than
the current inclined position. Just my thoughts!

Thanks again .. Regards, :)


Thanks for your input. I'll take note of your suggestions for future Wallpapers.

Further, Titan was kind enough to point out the enormous size of the file and posted a png version on another post.

zomg a 1875kb bmp!!!
Here is a lossless 24 bit PNG version: http://img246.images.../ahkwallch9.png

I like the 3d texture and the background zoom fx. Since it's to do with AutoHotkey I can understand why you chose the blue, red and green colours in that order of layering but tbh they don't look good together.

My rating: 8/10 (size and colors)



#12 PhiLho

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Posted 15 September 2006 - 07:55 AM

Further, Titan was kind enough to point out the enormous size of the file and posted a png version on another post.

Well, for wallpapers, the official format is indeed BMP, so I understand, but giving a PNG file to share make sense. Either one convert it back to BMP (unless XP supports other formats now?), or use some wallpaper utility. I use happily WallpaperChanger to set randomly my favorite images as WP...

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Posted 15 September 2006 - 09:08 AM

Well, for wallpapers, the official format is indeed BMP

Any types of image works. The sample wallapapers shipped with Windows are jpg.

#14 PhiLho

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Posted 15 September 2006 - 09:46 AM

Really? That's strange. I found JPG images under Windows\Web\Wallpaper, but the only image I see in the list of Desktop properties is the lone BMP one...
If I browse for an image, I see all image types, but if I select a JPG image, it ignores it.
WinXP Pro SP2. Perhaps it is because Active Desktop is deactivated. Of course, if the background is an HTML page, you can use any Web image type.

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Posted 15 September 2006 - 10:06 AM

WinXP Pro SP2. Perhaps it is because Active Desktop is deactivated.

I also have Active Desktop deactivated and the same OS as you, but I can use bmp, jpg, png, gif, tiff, etc. Maybe it's something else like a registry setting?