Bryce 5 tree settings

Below are some of the results I've managed to get after many long hours of battle in the Bryce Tree Lab. I'm sure all of these can be improved, so they just represent a better starting point than the deformed twig things that Bryce throws up as standard.

	SHAPE Tree: Elm Gravity: 59.60 Randomness: 81.56 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 34.69 Branches per Segment: 2 / 17 Segments: 11 / 12 Branch Start Angle: 108.81 Branch End Angle: 101.94 Trunk Thickness: 2 / 52 Branch Thickness: 35 / 53 FOLIAGE Shape: Elm Scale: 2 Number of Leaves: 2 Distribution: Spiral
Notes: Estimated size: 24meg

	SHAPE Tree: Scotts Pine Gravity: 50 Randomness: 70 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 15.94 Branches per Segment: 2 / 5 Segments: 7 / 13 Branch Start Angle: 63.94 Branch End Angle: 63.44 Trunk Thickness: 2 / 40 Branch Thickness: 40 / 63 FOLIAGE Shape: Scotts Pine Scale: 2 Number of Leaves: 2 Distribution: Spiral
Notes: Estimated size: 29meg

	SHAPE Tree: Spruce Gravity: 48.56 Randomness: 22.73 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 22.56 Branches per Segment: 1 / 13 Segments: 12 / 14 Branch Start Angle: 92.19 Branch End Angle: 90.44 Trunk Thickness: 2 / 40 Branch Thickness: 46 / 59 FOLIAGE Shape: Spruce Scale: 3 Number of Leaves: 8 Distribution: Staggered
Notes: Estimated size: 1meg

	SHAPE Tree: Hornbeams Gravity: 86.27 Randomness: 70 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 26.52 Branches per Segment: 3 / 15 Segments: 5 / 14 Branch Start Angle: 65.44 Branch End Angle: 65.44 Trunk Thickness: 1 / 40 Branch Thickness: 8 / 42 FOLIAGE Shape: Hornbeams Scale: 2 Number of Leaves: 2 Distribution: Spiral
Notes: Estimated size: 19meg From the photos I've seen this is a big tree - perhaps not obvious from this render!

	SHAPE Tree: Apple Tree Gravity: 30.15 Randomness: 42.52 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 10 Branches per Segment: 1 / 1 Segments: 5 / 17 Branch Start Angle: 59.19 Branch End Angle: 75.81 Trunk Thickness: 2 / 38 Branch Thickness: 70 / 90 FOLIAGE Shape: Apple Tree Scale: 3 Number of Leaves: 7 Distribution: Spiral
Notes: Estimated size: 1meg

	SHAPE Tree: Ginkgo (Maiden Hair) Gravity: 50 Randomness: 70 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 10 Branches per Segment: 4 / 14 Segments: 5 / 17 Branch Start Angle: 52.71 Branch End Angle: 91.67 Trunk Thickness: 2 / 40 Branch Thickness: 70 / 90 FOLIAGE Shape: Ginkgo (Maiden Hair) Scale: 4 Number of Leaves: 4 Distribution: Spiral
Notes: Estimated size: 42meg I have no idea what this tree should look like, I just thought it looked cool. This tree may be more than some computers can handle, if so set Branches per Segment to 2/14

	SHAPE Tree: Fir Tree Gravity: 91.52 Randomness: 70 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 7.85 Branches per Segment: 2 / 10 Segments: 10 / 15 Branch Start Angle: 85.81 Branch End Angle: 91.67 Trunk Thickness: 2 / 24 Branch Thickness: 54 / 70 FOLIAGE Shape: Fir Tree Scale: 3 Number of Leaves: 4 Distribution: Spiral
Notes: Estimated size: 2meg

	SHAPE Tree: Horse Chestnut Gravity: 61.35 Randomness: 100 BRANCH / TRUNK Distribution: 64.27 Branches per Segment: 3 / 14 Segments: 10 / 11 Branch Start Angle: 107.19 Branch End Angle: 46.31 Trunk Thickness: 1 / 50 Branch Thickness: 31 / 60 FOLIAGE Shape: Horse Chestnut Scale: 4 Number of Leaves: 1 Distribution: Bunched
Notes: Estimated size: 64meg Setting the Distribution to 10, setting the other numbers and then changing Distribution to 64.27 should make this more managable