Objects or entire facilities can be modeled in either MicroStation 95 or Virtus Walkthrough software. These computer models can be texture mapped with photographs of actual surfaces to provide a high level of realism. These models can then be provided on diskette, JAZ disk, or uploaded to your ftp site for your internal use, or they can be provided in one, or more, of our output formats.
Our modeling/rendering engine is:
Pentium 166mHz Windows 95 PC
128MB RAM
6 GB Hard Disk
ViewSonic 21" Monitor
Matrox Millenium MGA Graphics Card with 8MB RAM
Calcomp DrawingBoard III with 16 button puck
Iomega 1MB JAZ drive
6X CD-ROM
2400dpi Color Flatbed Scanner

This process combines computer rendered objects edited into a photograph and output as a new rendering. For instance, the customer would provide a photograph of a house and architectural plans for an addition. TTI would build the addition in the computer, render a view which matches that of the provided photograph, then edit the two images together so that you can "see" the addition to the house prior to building it.

Output formats

Views can be rendered in 16.7 million colors in sizes up to 32" x 40" at 300dpi. Output media can be translucent bond, mylar, or high-gloss photo paper. TTI utilizes a Hewlett-Packard HP-755CM Color InkJet plotter for this process.

Models and objects can be animated over time and recorded to S-VHS or VHS videocassette. TTI utilizes a DPS Perception Video Digitizing Card w/ the Capture Daughterboard and a Panasonic AG-DS550 S-VHS Recorder for this process.

Models and Objects can be saved in MicroStation, Virtus, DXF 3D, DWG R12, or IGES format and saved to 1.44MB floppy, 100MB Zip Disk, or 1GB Jaz Disk