Education Version

Vue 9 is the most efficient and advanced solution for creating, animating and rendering natural 3D environments.

It offers a high-end 3D scenery solution for SFX studios, animators, illustrators, architects, matte painters and CG professionals. It is strongly focused on power, productivity and inter-operability with existing toolkits.

Vue 9 naturally integrates and extends all major 3D applications to provide a complete, professional natural 3D studio.

Specifically designed for professionals, it combines a multitude of cutting-edge features that easily integrate with your workflow.

With its intuitive, production-oriented layout, you will quickly enhance your production with rich EcoSystems™ of wind-swept trees and plants, Spectral atmospheres and detailed terrains in fully animated scenes.
 

Vue Showreel

System Requirements:



Vue 9 is a 32 & 64 bits application, designed for the Windows® 32/64 bits XP, Vista and Windows 7 and Intel Mac OS X platforms.



Like all 3D packages, it is highly demanding in terms of computer power. Although the application is totally multi-threaded to ensure the smoothest possible response, you have to realize that there is a lot going on when you work in Vue 9.



Please note that using Vue on a system carrying the below specification may result in slow response time and longer render times!



Please read further on for recommended minimal specification for an optimal Vue experience.



Macintosh:

• 
Mac OS X v10.5+ 32/64
• 2GHz Intel processor or faster
• 1GB of free RAM
• 200 MB of free Hard Disk space
• 1200x768 in 65K colors/16 bits (24+ bits recommended)

Windows


• Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7 32/64
• 2GHz Pentium IV or better processor
• 1GB of free RAM
• 
200 MB of free Hard Disk space
• 1200x768 in 65K colors/16 bits (24+ bits recommended).




Recommended System Specs

:

• Windows 64 bit (XP, Vista or Windows 7), Mac OS X v10.6
• 
Multi-core CPU (Intel QuadCore, Core I7, or Mac Pro)
• 4GB+ of RAM
• 
4GB+ of free Hard Disk space (on the drive hosting the OS),
• An OpenGL accelerated video board (see below for optimal compatibility)