Cinema4D or Bryce?

[Death of a Clown]

I'm not looking so much to make abstract shapes, but real 3D scenes. Which is a better choice?

[Ivo]

well i had bryce and c4d and heres my low-down. bryce does more stuff 4 u and a simpler tool for landscape and stuff, but not the greatest at really nice abstract renders, unless ur hella good at it. then theres c4d where its more complex and u have to learn stuff harder, but once u get ther hang of it ull be really good at renders, and u can do landscae with it too just not as easy aas bryce.

bottom line

c4d- for cool loking 3d renders and for the person who can handle the error or trial thing.

bryce- easier for landscape not so h- in abstract renders.

it matters on the person, ima go with bryce cuz im lazy lol.

[Death of a Clown]

Well the abstracts really aren't a concern of mine.

[Savage]

Why not get Terragen?

[C K]

If your going to do 3d images(people, cars, etc) then you want to go with 3d Studio Max.

Cd4 for Abstract

Bryce is also good for Abstract and landscaping

I think your wanting to use 3d studio Max.

[Death of a Clown]

Originally posted by ChronoKaton@Jun 13 2005, 09:48 PM
If your going to do 3d images(people, cars, etc) then you want to go with 3d Studio Max.

Cd4 for Abstract

Bryce is also good for Abstract and landscaping

I think your wanting to use 3d studio Max.

[snapback]42483[/snapback]

Never even heard of that one. I'll check it out.

[Cenoix]

I'd have to say terragen is best, but thats imo

[C K]

Vue is another Landscape program that alot of people use but I've never tried it myself. I've seen some great work from it though.

[torrent]

my program of choice is 3ds max, it can do anything the others can

[Death of a Clown]

Terragen feels too much like cheating. The program holds your hand too much.