@DarkGuy:
Quote: "I wonder it's possible for you to make some like the day sky with some clouds 'n such, and maybe a sunset would rock too"
Absolutely. I started doing a set of "normal day" and "normal sunset" boxes as soon as I looked at what I'd posted so far and realized there were too many sci-fi type skies in there. Up to now I've mostly just been experimenting with different settings in Bryce to see what effect they have. That's why so many strange ones.
I should be done in a day or so, I'll announce them here when they're ready. I really appreciate the feedback, thanks for taking the time to check the boxes out.
We had our first snowfall of the year here in Kentucky this past weekend, which inspired me to start doing some snowy scenes as well.
Quote: "Man, I don't know how do you do them or with what"
I'm using Bryce 5, Caligari Gamespace, and Adobe Photoshop Elements V2. The skies, mountains, and oceans are Bryce. Gamespace for the .X object that is my sky, and Photoshop to flip and rotate textures where needed.
The one skybox that includes the alien moon rising, I used Flaming Pear's Lunar Cell plugin for the moon. Flaming Pear absolutely rocks. I've got a couple dozen planet/moon textures I've been thinking about uploading if there's any interest in them. They map pretty well onto a standard DBPro sphere.
