Opera Garnier Of Paris - La Salle

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Thanks for the quick response! I asked about RAM, but I saw 64GB later, and in this answer you write 128. And you did not say whether there is a clip video on this hall of the opera Garnier. I do not speak English, I use online translator, my foreign language is French, but there is almost no conversational practice, so I apologize if I misunderstood something. With respect and gratitude, Damien Alexander.

Ok parlons Français :D en fait La machine utilisée pour la création de cette scene dispose de 128Gb mais à la phase du rendu j'ai utilisé deux machines une avec 128Gb et autre avec 64Gb, ce qui veut dire qu'une machine avec 64Gb sera largement suffisante pour gérer cette scene de 75 Million de polygons - Concernat la video j'ai pas fais d'animation juste une petite turntable de 17 frames tu peux la visualiser sur Turbosquid. Merci

Thanks for the quick response! I asked about RAM, but I saw 64GB later, and in this answer you write 128. And you did not say whether there is a clip video on this hall of the opera Garnier. I do not speak English, I use online translator, my foreign language is French, but there is almost no conversational practice, so I apologize if I misunderstood something. With respect and gratitude, Damien Alexander.

I really like your work! Complicated and beautiful. What kind of computer memory was used for it? Is there animation, video? Are the drawings of the building and parts used, or was the model created from photographs? Thank you for the opportunity to get to know your 3d creativity!

Thank you for the comment ! - Machine used I7/5960X 3.00Ghz/128Gb of Ram/ NVidia 1080 GTX - The building was created using a printed original drawings founded on the net.. Check out the making of Opera garnier Of Paris here : https://www.facebook.com/walidlayouni/posts/1534329273277251 Thanks

I really like your work! Complicated and beautiful. What kind of computer memory was used for it? Is there animation, video? Are the drawings of the building and parts used, or was the model created from photographs? Thank you for the opportunity to get to know your 3d creativity!