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Use Microsoft Excel as a database
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Create shells, horns, and organic shapes with Bryce
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Create iron gates and stained glass with Bryce
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Create a 3D logo with Bryce
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Work with the camera when animating in Bryce
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Build a sword with Bryce
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Create a forest landscape with Bryce
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Create an outer space landscape with Bryce
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Create a river valley landscape with Bryce
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Create a desert landscape with Bryce
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