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Bryce 3d Tutorials : Animating a Lightning Bolt
| This tutorial will show one way to animate a lightning bolt in Bryce ( 5 or 4 ). It uses Bryce 5, Photo Impact 5. This type of animation is done using a 2D plane as an image object. Although Bryce does not support importing avi or QT animations to use as a background or material, the same effect can be done by creating an image sequence and importing it using the Picture Library as an image material applied to the same 2D plane. |
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