05-01-2004, 08:20 AM
Windows - unfortunately there seems to be no real alternative for us. Our fileserver and renderfarm are Linux-based, but for all the software, plugins and production-tools we need, windows seems to be be the only common denominator. And only 1-2% of the visitors of our website come with Linux. Nevertheless, the alternatives are coming up strong - for example Apple is very engaged in 3d and video-postproduction.<br>
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I never saw the Marktbreit-walkthroughs, so I can't say anything about that and I don't know who done it. We are just testing different engines to learn how to deal with. We have no concrete job with that. But we are very interested in any kind of exchange about the theme.<br>
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I'm not shure, wether this is the right place to post it (sorry, if I did wrong), but here is a look at our latest work, the vizualisation of the gate of the fortress of Riegel, excavated and reconstructed by Christian Dreier. The work was ordered by the Gemeinde of Riegel. As one can see, it is strongly influenced by the work at the Lunt, Baginton. One question was, how thick the turf-layers may have been. The work is finished all right, but if there are any critics, please let me know!<br>
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Dietrich Rothacher <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p200.ezboard.com/bromanarmytalk.showUserPublicProfile?gid=digitarch11>digitarch11</A> at: 5/1/04 11:10 am<br></i>
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I never saw the Marktbreit-walkthroughs, so I can't say anything about that and I don't know who done it. We are just testing different engines to learn how to deal with. We have no concrete job with that. But we are very interested in any kind of exchange about the theme.<br>
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<img src="http://www.digitale-archaeologie.de/posts/Riegel_Holzkastell_Tor.jpg" style="border:0;"/><br>
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Printable Version (1,8MB; Wide: 2600 pix): [url=http://www.digitale-archaeologie.de/posts/Riegel_Holzkastell_Tor_print.jpg" target="top]www.digitale-archaeologie.de/posts/Riegel_Holzkastell_Tor_print.jpg[/url]<br>
I'm not shure, wether this is the right place to post it (sorry, if I did wrong), but here is a look at our latest work, the vizualisation of the gate of the fortress of Riegel, excavated and reconstructed by Christian Dreier. The work was ordered by the Gemeinde of Riegel. As one can see, it is strongly influenced by the work at the Lunt, Baginton. One question was, how thick the turf-layers may have been. The work is finished all right, but if there are any critics, please let me know!<br>
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Dietrich Rothacher <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p200.ezboard.com/bromanarmytalk.showUserPublicProfile?gid=digitarch11>digitarch11</A> at: 5/1/04 11:10 am<br></i>
