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FPT About
Find out about the project, FPT.
A toy space robot gets lost on earth.
Resolution
The final presentation resolution for the project will be:
- 3840 x 2160 (UHD 4K)
For WIP files, renders, turntables, etc, we’ll be working at HD:
- 1920 x 1080 (HD)
On some occasions, you may be requested to render out a turntable or shot in UHD 4K.
Please ensure all textures/projections are created at a suitable resolution for UHD 4K finaling.
Pipeline
The project will follow the CG Animation pipeline.
Project Scale
This project will be sticking to the default CAVE Project Scale. For more information, please look at the following page: CAVE Project Scale
Shotgun
We will be using Shotgun for Sequence, Shot and Asset tracking and review. You can find project Shotgun space here: FPT Shotgun Homepage