Which is useful.Īdditionally there are a series of four video tutorials which relate to the example scenes covering basic use of the content, ways of remixing the materials and also some more advanced theory. Beyond that, you also get the current version of Horo's 'Bryce Content FAQ', which answers questions we have repeatedly encountered in the forums and it also explains how to install and find exactly the kind of content provided here in this product. At its most basic level then, you get fifty metals and a lighting environment - which is a start.

So the textures are also provided with the very lighting under which they have lived. Hence the name, the 'Heating Room' - that is both the home of the textures and the place of the light.

The original image textures that have been transformed into the materials that make up this set were photographed by Horo in exactly the same place as the HDRI backdrop which lights them was also captured. At this point you might be tempted to ask, 'in what way is the lighting environment 'highly' appropriate - as opposed to just appropriate?' A fair question. Taking advantage of the new material and lighting features introduced in Bryce 7.0 Pro and Bryce 7.1 Pro, this set of fifty material presets comes with its own highly appropriate lighting environment.

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