Video Copilot City Bundle (Element 3D + Metropolitan Pack)

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Includes Element 3D v2 and Metropolitan Pack

Get ready to create the ultimate 3D city! The Video Copilot City bundle brings you Element 3D v2 and Metropolitan Pack, giving you all of the tools necessary for creating a stunning metropolis. Let your imagination take flight with this amazing collection!

Over 100 High Definition 3D Models – Day and Night Textures Included. Multiple 3D formats (OBJ, FBX, C4D, 3ds Max, Vray.) All Video Copilot model packs have been designed to work with numerous 3D programs from a single product. Use them with CINEMA 4D, 3D Max, Maya, Blender, and of course, the powerful Video Copilot Element 3D V2!

Video Copilot City Bundle includes:

Metropolitan

For full product information, see the Metropolitan product page.

Product Features:

Over 100 High Definition 3D Models
Day and Night Textures Included
Multiple 3D Formats (OBJ, C4D, FBX, 3DS Max, V-Ray)

Over 1GB Textures!

Featured Details:
Antenna Arrays & Satellites
Helipads
Air-conditioners
Vents
Grime and worn textures

Element 3D V2

High Performance After Effects™ Plug-in for creating Motion Design & Visual FX! Element 3D allows you to import 3D objects created in Cinema 4D and OBJ into Adobe After Effects. From there you can manipulate them using a unique particle array system that can distribute 3D objects into any shape! Element 3D also supports your UV texture coordinates so importing and rebuilding your textures is easier than ever. This only brushes the surface of what Video Copilot Element 3D can create. Try it today and let your imagination come to life.

Metropolitan System Requirements

Element v1.5 and higher required

All Video Copilot model packs have been designed to work with numerous 3D programs from a single product.

Use them with CINEMA 4D, 3ds Max, Maya, Blender and of course, the powerful Element 3D plug-in.

Element 3D V2 System Requirements

COMPATIBILITY:

After Effects CS5, CS5.5, CS6, CC, CC 2014, CC 2015, CC 2017, CC 2018, CC 2020, 2021, 2022
Mac 10.8.5 & up
Windows Vista, 7 (service pack 1) and up

IMAGE FORMATS:

JPG 8-bit
PNG 8-bit and 16-bit
After Effects layers can be used up to 32bpc

3D File Formats

OBJ
C4D R12 & Up

GRAPHICS CARD REQUIREMENTS:

Nvidia & ATI – Minimum 512MBs VRAM
Nvidia GeForce 200, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900 Series (Some restrictions apply)
Nvidia Quadro and Quadro FX Series (Some restrictions apply – Check supported GPU list below)
ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series and Later for Windows and Mac
***Note: Intel Graphics cards are not supported with Element 3D***

Supported GPU list

RECOMMENDED CARDS:

For ideal performance, we recommend at least a GeForce GRX 285 or ATI Radeon HD 4600 with 1GB of VRAM.

RENDER FARM SUPPORT?

It is possible to use Element on a network render farm but we do not recommend or support it because of inconsistencies of in GPU rendering. Since Element renders with impressive speed on a single GPU it is ideal to pre-render any 3D elements before pushing them to the render farm.

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Customer Reviews

Great quality models and textures as usual from Video Copilot!

Would you recommend this product to a colleague? Yes

By: Richard Swindell
Date: December 27, 2017

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