TITLE: ABBEY CASTLE 2024PRODUCT TYPE: STANDARD AND FBX EDITIONDOCUMENT REVISION: VFX-DESCRIPTION-0000

PRODUCT BRIEF DESCRIPTION: A 16th century Abbey Castle in Norther Europe. The LIDAR scan of this architecture is very well detail for presentation of the shots that are medium to long range as backdrop.

[PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS]
SOFTWARE COMPATIBILITY: 3DS MAX 2019RENDERING SYSTEM: CORONA RENDER 6 & MAX SCANLINE RENDERGEOMETRY: LOW (1K - 10 MILLIONS POLYGONS)MATERIALS: YES (STANDARD, STANDARD CORONA, AND PBR)TEXTURES: YES (HIGH RESOLUTION FROM 2K TO 8K)LIGHTS: YESCAMERA: YESRENDER SETUP: YESPLUGINs: NOADD-Ons: NOPART NAMINGS: YESASSEMBLIES & GROUPINGS: YESWORK FLOW LAYERS: YES

[SYSTEM REQUIREMENT]
[RECOMMENDED OPTIMAL WORKFLOW]
CPU: INTEL CORE I5 - I9 / INTEL XEON W, E, AND X SERIES / 4 CORE OR GREATER RECOMMENDEDGPU: NVIDIA 970 GTX / 1080 TI / NVIDIA QUARDRO M / AMD FIREPRO V7000 / AMD RADEON RX580RAM: 16 GB (BASE) / 32 GB (OPTIMAL) / 64 GB - 96 GB (IDEAL FOR HIGH POLY COUNTS SCENES)HDD / SDD: 128 GB - 512 GBMONITOR: 274K / 32 - 35" ULTRAWIDE 4K

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[GEOMETRY TOTAL MESH COUNTS]
POLYGONS (TRIs / QUAD MIX) 23,567,524VERTICES 12,563,755

AVERAGE BASE ON MANIPULATION FRAME RATE XX FPSSCALE SIZE 1:1 reference to Chrome Ball in the scene. Chrome Ball Diameter = 300 mm [~ 12 in]. 1:1 Human reference = 1828 mm [~ 6 ft].