how to make a realistic waterfall

Author: Gruntshooter

Tools Needed

* Bryce:5

* A photo editing program

first we start with adding some terrain

now we open the terrain editor

Once in the editor click new:

now draw the shape that is shown in the picture

now click the check in the corner

now you can preview your base.

open up the materials lab and click on the small arrow facing right

now select the planes and terrain category and select mossy rock

now you can preview your base.

click on the waterfall base and open up the terrain editor

Once in the editor press the print screen button on your keyboard

now exit out of the editor, now hold your cursor at the top of the screen for a few seconds, once the menu at the top of the screen pops up click on the underline

now open up Microsoft paint or any other photo editing program,

Once in the photo editing program click edit > paste

now select the crop square tool

and crop around the shape as shown in the picture

now click edit > cut

and now click file > new and then click edit > paste

now click file > save as

now choose jpg as the format and save the image to your desktop

now go back to Bryce and make a new terrain.

click on the new terrain and go to the terrain editor and click pictures

now find the image you just saved and click open

now click on the small arrow under the third image to the right and click pict. blend

now change the material of the newly edited object to oasis which can be found by clicking on the waters and liquids category and by clicking on the second one down to the left side

first create a sphere

now stretch it to the left

now open up the material room

now click on the clouds and fogs category and select tea kettle steam

now drag the mist to where you want it

And now VIOLA! you have a perfect looking waterfall.