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Isometric in Bryce?
Like many of my pics this one started out with a "I wonder if... I can render an isometric image in Bryce" then having got something up and running... can I make appealing to the eye? I'll let you decide the answer to that. The cube was made in Wings3D, consits of a "body" and a "wireframe" - the material is supposed to remind you of the Matrix.
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nope Sorry I wasn't arround yet :) I did Iso metric drawings in Tech Class though... Nice work none-the-less
Thanks, I'm glad the matrix reference worked out - but to answer Horo's question. Isometric is like, technical drawing - or more to the point, like all those games I played on my mates spectrum in the 80's. No perspective, just all 45degrees and verticals. Does no one else remember how it used to be?
escher? looks like something escher would have made. Top job davidbrinnen
Interesting Cool techno look. Interesting cube, everything of it. The surface it's standing on is very interesting, indeed. Lighting is superb. I somewhat fail to appreciate what you've accomplished with this, because I don't know what ?isometric? means in this context. (iso = same, metric = size, distance; isobars=lines of equal pressure, isohypses=lines of equal hight, isophotes=lines of equal brightness, etc).
Matrix It does remind me of the matrix, awesome.
wowie WOW. indeed apealing indeed.