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In article <C19Jyr.Aq0@watserv2.uwaterloo.ca>
nowinski@sciborg.uwaterloo.ca (Andrew Nowinski) writes:
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>What computer was the ballroom scene in Disney's Beauty and the
>Beast made on, and what resolution did it use?

Computer surely must be Silicon Graphics; the resolution
is probably at least 3000x1500.

Additional questions which answers you might be interested in to read.
What software was used? (Modeling, rendering?)
Was the chracters hand painted? If so, was there reflected characters,
and if were, then how they compined the computer scene with hand
painted reflections? Any faults/bugs visible there?

I have not seen the movie.


>What computer was the movie Terminator II made on? What graphics
>resolution did it have?

The same as above.
The software for character location digitizing were <?>.
The software for 3D-character animation was Alias.
The software for rendering was RenderMan; they made their special
shaders (textures, etc.) theirself, however.
The software for image editing (removing wires, etc.) were <?>.
The software for morphing were <?>.

The nuclear explosition was done with Mac by 2D-image manipulation.


Juhana Kouhia