Wow - thats all in Bryce ... iam wonder that Bryce could handle so much geometry - isnt it slow when you work with so much Meshes ???
Really cool - well done " Mr. Hell Bike Maker " :-)
Wow - thats all in Bryce ... iam wonder that Bryce could handle so much geometry - isnt it slow when you work with so much Meshes ???
Really cool - well done " Mr. Hell Bike Maker " :-)
The Meshes were created with Wings3d Then imported and assembled in Bryce. If you go into the Bryce System File, you can increase the allocated memory. Yes Bryce will hold a lot Iv had over 5 million polygons in a file before :)
Wow - how do you increase the memory ??? -
i think i will try it on my PC -
have Bryce since a long time ,
but never worked with it ...
Coool - Thanks a lot :-)
Theres a Tool called Large Address Aware, heres how to use it.
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/large-address-aware.112556/
Bryce is still a 32-bit application and can only address 2 GB of memory. Bryce does everything in memory and cannot use virtual memory on the HD. If your computer sports at least 4 GB of memory, you can make Bryce large address aware (LAA) and get about 3.4 GB that can be used.
OH cool - big THX to you -
i will give it a try - Thank you :-)
have a nice Evening
I did it about five years ago, A friend showed me how, I just sent her a Email to tell me again. LOL I forgot how I did it. Soon as she answers Ill tell you