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- 3ds max 2009 (2 versions in separate files: VRay & default Scanline Renderer. Both has Materials, light setup)
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- Softimage
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multi file formats for various software:
- 3DS
- DirectX
- OBJ
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An Orrery is a mechanical model of the Solar System that illustrates or predicts the relative positions and motions of the planets and moons. It may also represent the relative sizes of these bodies with subdued approximation. Accurate scaling is often not practical due to the actual large ratio differences.
Clock makers George Graham and Thomas Tompian built the first modern Orrery around 1704 in England. Graham gave the design of the first model to an instrument maker John Rowley of London to make a copy for Prince Eugene of Savoy.
All Orreries are planetariums. The term Orrery has only existed since 1714. A grand Orrery is one that includes the outer planets known at the time of its construction. An Orrery should properly include the Sun, the Earth and the Moon. A model that only includes the Earth, the Moon and the Sun is called a tellurium. The model that only includes the Earth and the Moon is called a Lunarium. A jovilable is a model of Jupiter and its moons.
Many planetariums have projection Orrery, which projects onto the dome of the planetarium a Sun with dots or small images of planets.
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