RenderPro Studio (c) 2011 Filip George Stamate

All of this product's content was created by Filip George Stamate (stamate_filip)

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Product Description:

RenderPro Studio is a package consisting of 15 professionally designed studio HDR files and 15 Bryce 7.1 Pro files which makes use of the HDR files. They are designed to provide an easy and fast way to achieve photorealistic studio renders in Bryce. They are perfect for rendering objects, pinups and so on.

flAre is a free bonus that comes with RenderPro studio. It consists of 15 flare images which are to be used with the light objects in Bryce. They can be used to simulate glowing ligts, suns, highlights on very bright objects and much more.

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Requirements:

Bryce 7.1.0.74 Pro or above. 
Only tested on PC.

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Needed files:

No other files are needed for this product to work.

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Installation Instructions:

This product doesn't have any specific installation requirements. Simply unzip the files in a folder of your choice. I recommend the same place where you keep your other Bryce files for easy access. 

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Usage:

for RenderPro Studio
To use the HDR files: 
- create a new scene in Brycen 
- access the Sky Lab
- go to the IBL tab and click on "Use HDRI Image". A browser will open which will allow you to select a HDR file. Choose the file you desire and click Open.
- that's it! 
Note: By default, Bryce disables the sun when loading a HDR file. To enable it (I recommend it for realism), click on "Disable Sun Light".

To use the scene files:
Load any of the scenes, import your objects and click render. That's all!
You can of course tweak the lighting and even change the HDR file each scene uses, but be sure not to save over it. 
The "infinite plane" present in each scene can also be deleted so you can build your own scene. 


for flAre:
- add a Radial Light to the scene
- click on the edit button to enter the Light Lab
- in the Light Lab be sure to se the Intensity (both Diffuse and Specular) to 0 and disable shadow casting if you wish to use the light just to simulate flares. You can leave these on if you need the light to also cast light
- to load the flare images, click on "Visible Object", then on "Flare" and then on the "Image" button. 
- click on on the empty squares in the Pictures browser, load the flare image you want and the click on the Done button. 
- your flare image is now loaded and ready to render!
Note: you can have as many lights as you want and use different flare images for each!

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Files List:

inside RenderProStudioHDRFiles.zip
- RenderProStudioHDRFiles
--- 01.hdr
--- 02.hdr
--- 03.hdr
--- 04.hdr
--- 05.hdr
--- 06.hdr
--- 07.hdr
--- 08.hdr
--- 09.hdr
--- 10.hdr
--- 11.hdr
--- 12.hdr
--- 13.hdr
--- 14.hdr
--- 15.hdr
- Documentation
--- license.txt
--- RenderProStudio_readme.txt

inside RenderProStudioSceneFile.zip
- RenderProStudioSceneFiles
--- scene01.br7
--- scene02.br7
--- scene03.br7
--- scene04.br7
--- scene05.br7
--- scene06.br7
--- scene07.br7
--- scene08.br7
--- scene09.br7
--- scene10.br7
--- scene11.br7
--- scene12.br7
--- scene13.br7
--- scene14.br7
--- scene15.br7
- Documentation
--- license.txt
--- RenderProStudio_readme.txt

inside RenderProStudioFlareAndBonus.zip
- RenderProStudioFlareAndBonus
--- flAre
----- flare01.png
----- flare02.png
----- flare03.png
----- flare04.png
----- flare05.png
----- flare06.png
----- flare07.png
----- flare08.png
----- flare09.png
----- flare10.png
----- flare11.png
----- flare12.png
----- flare13.png
----- flare14.png
----- flare15.png
--- bowl_and_marbles.br7
--- chair_and_balls_highlights.br7
--- glassware.br7
--- mountains.br7
- Documentation
--- license.txt
--- RenderProStudio_readme.txt