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4. Memory, hard disk:

The minimum amount of RAM is 8GB, although more could be better. The hard disk requirement

is significant only if we intend to play several AVI files at the same time, or one AVI but with a

low if any compression HD resolution. In this case an SSD drive or Raid storage would be the

solution. Otherwise a conventional IDE or SATA standard disk would also do.

5. Display:

We tried to make the GUI as compact as possible with the cramped space of an OB van in mind.

The minimum useble size is 20” (1680*1050). We very much recommend a monitor of any size

with full HD (1920*1080) resolution.

6. Operating system:

Nemo3D runs exclusively on 64-bit Windows. Windows 7 and Windows 8 versions are both

supported.

Terminology

Before embarking on the detailed description of the programs, a few words about the terms

frequently used in the manual. Just like almost all computer software, Nemo, too, has its special

key expressions, fantasy-made and admittedly somewhat childish. Nautilus, the name of our

company, refers to the legendary submarine called Nautilus, and Nemo as her captain. The

words Nemo, NemoEngine, NemoPlay are similar references. The expressions will not surprise

any Windows user acquainted with various 'wizards'.

The basic file type used by Nemo3D is

Page Collection (PCO)

or if you like, a book which is the collection of all the graphics of a given design. We could have

named it Project, but it would have been too simple and common. Each Page Collection consists

of any number of

Pages

(surprise, surprise!) A Page is the logical unit of a graphic. Graphic elements can be placed on

separate Pages or on the same Page deemed optimal from logical and operational point of view

(see later in greater detail).

Each Page is built or composed of any number of

Objects

which are the building blocks of a Page. Objects are of different types, and each has various

Properties. Some of the properties (e.g. location in 3D space) characterizes every Object and are

therefore called Common Properties, but most of the properties are characteristic only of the

specific type of Object in question.

Most Objects have colour, material, and sometimes texture. A texture may be a bitmap image or

video (a pre-recorded clip or a live camera feed).

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