Thanks To Freetutorials

Until I watched Freetutorials' video on Bryce animation yesterday and today - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WYg1swDORI - I had been completely intimidated by the animation functions in Bryce - and reading user's manuals make my mind go completely blank... So, after watching that video carfully several times, I gave it a go, and here is the result. I looped it several times to make it fit the length of the music file.

Royalty-free music: "Guitar Musette" by Angelo Debarre, licensed from APM music - http://www.apmmusic.com

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Bryce5
• animation
• art
• experimental
• short
• film

[greg1850]

How fun! Keep working in bryce. It gets easier.

[Vierotchka]

I've been working in Bryce for several years now - I began with Bryce 3D and now have Bryce 5. I've only recently started on my first baby steps in animation - my computer is old and tired... :)

[Vierotchka]

If you add &fmt=18 to the url, you'll get the high-quality video as well as stereo!

[Galadriel52]

I concur. :)

[freetutorials]

Hi Vierotchka,

I just wanted to thank you for your kind words and recommendations. I am humbled and proud to have inspired you. Keep up the great work. 5 *'s.

[dinopapoutsis]

Hi Vera,

Thanks for doing this. I saw the tutorial you watched and its fun to see someone apply what they've learned. I plan to try a project with a star field and moving planets--so your video gave me some ideas on what sphere can do. Plus I also like what you did with the music reference, showing everyone that it was royalty free, etc. good idea! Your video is great. Keep up the good work.

Dean

[ew1951]

I am having a good time watching these videos of yours.

[ziaolol]

great job :) also just discovered how to animate with bryce (also thanks to freetutorials)

[geraaaard1]

Super boulot!!!

[oceanbound222]

Brilliant and relaxing. Love it !