For simple constructions, 16 GB RAM is sufficient. The basis for a professional workstation is at least 16 GB of RAM. We cannot share the manufacturer's minimum recommendation of 8 GB RAM. For this purpose we recommend a workstation with DUAL CPU, for example 2 x Intel Xeon Gold 6142 with 16 cores each and maximum 3.70 GHz, alternatively an Intel i9 10-Core with maximum 4.5 GHz in Turbo Boost or an Intel Xeon W-2155 with 10 cores and 4.50 GHz in Turbo Boost. Often a multi-core capable rendering engine, such as V-Ray, is used for modeling or virtualization. For 3D renderings, Rhino uses all available CPU cores. We recommend using a workstation with Intel Xeon 6- or 8-core with a high clock frequency with a Turbo Boost performance of 4.00 GHz. Rhino 3D uses a maximum of 1-2 cores of its CPU for the development and construction process. Rhinoceros 3D is a cost-effective CAD program for architects, designers and product designers. The program offers you compatibility with many other drawing, mechanical engineering and design programs. Note the alignment issue does not apply to orthophotos as backgrounds (all corrections are made already).With the user-friendly 3D design software Rhinoceros, short for Rhino 3D, you are able to model any 3D body.

Rhino uses a mathematically-perfect camera for rendering which does not account for the distortions and properties of a real-world camera. In cases where the camera has high distortion, the model and original photo may not align in Rhino. In other words, you can see a rendered 3D view from exactly the same camera position, angle and parameters (like focal length) as the original photo, combined with the original photo as a background! This is great for modeling work, but also to render additional details on top of a photo taken from a particular location - such as a modified building rendered on top of an original photograph. PhotoModeler can export these images as backgrounds for each camera-rendered view. The second form of image export to Rhino is an original photograph taken by the camera.

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