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Toy Story made with bryce 3d?!?!?!?

Pixar builds and operates it's own-house programs, some are based on Maya though.


No professional 3d studio would take Bryce seriously. That "n00b" you know is a moron.
 
Each frame used up 300 megabytes of data -- the capacity of a good-sized PC hard disk
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Hehe.... so it took 300 computers back then, how many would it take now on highend systems? I
 
Originally posted by: GreenGhost
300MB / frame. What's the resolution?
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Probably 2k (2048x1536) and possibly 4k (3840x2400). Also, I am pretty sure that Toy Story was modeled using Maya, and I know for sure that it was rendered using Pixar's own software, Renderman.
 
Originally posted by: dxkj
Each frame used up 300 megabytes of data -- the capacity of a good-sized PC hard disk
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Hehe.... so it took 300 computers back then, how many would it take now on highend systems? I
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3 hours per frame with 24 frames per second (or something like that). Man 75 hours per second. I remember seeing how they made the video for "money for nothing." They used many many computers and that was in 1980 and very low rez.
 
Originally posted by: yobarman
Pixar builds and operates it's own-house programs, some are based on Maya though.


No professional 3d studio would take Bryce seriously. That "n00b" you know is a moron.
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They model(or did model) characters/geometric shapes with Maya, but like you said everything else is custom inhouse programs like marrionetts(sp?).
 
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