Here are some key features of "CyberMotion 3D-Designer":

Modeling 3D-Objects:
· Extrusion Editor with B-Spline-curves (a drawing in the editor is provided with a depth - e.g. for logos - with bevels, twisted or as a spiral object)
· Sweep Editor (a drawing is turned about a vertical axis to create a symmetrical rotary object such as a glass, torus, cone, cylinder)
· Subdivision Surfaces - is a real time process which transforms a low resolution object to a higher resolution model with organic curved shape
· NURBS (a special type of deformable 3D surfaces and cylinders. By manipulating control points on the surface you can model very easily smooth and organic shapes.)
· Boolean Operations (e.g. 'Box' minus 'Cylinder' results in a box with a hole)
· 3D-Text (select any TrueTypeFont to create 3D-Text objects with or without bevels)
· Simple or analytical based primitives, such as boxes, spheres, ellipsoids, cylinders and so forth)

3D-Function Generator:
· Landscape Editor for complex terrain design
· After creating an object you still can add further detail by adding or deleting points or faces, dragging out new segments from the objects surface with the mouse (Facet Extrude), deforming or detaching parts of it, and so on. The multiple UNDO-function makes it easy to test all kind of operations, since everything can be undone or repeated again.
· Of course you can also import objects in common file formats like OBJ, 3DS, DXF or RAW. CyberMotion exports projects in it's own CMO-format and in OBJ, DirectX, VRML 2.0, 3DS, DXF or RAW-file formats

Landscape design:
· With the integrated landscape designer you can create special terrain objects. The landscape editor provides a preview window with a shaded plan view and many functions and filters (crater, terrace, etc.) for the basic generation and the editing of height fields.

Atmospheres:
· The background-dialog is another highlight of the CyberMotion software. With it you can put a simple color range or a picture in the background or rather generate a complex atmosphere with multi layered cloud formations, atmospheric and ground fog, rain or snow, rainbows and stars. All effects can be freely combined or switched off, just as you like.

Materials:
· Create your own surfaces in the powerful material editor or just load and adjust one out of the materials visual library. The material editor provides basic settings for the object's color, reflection, transparency, optical density, object glow and surface waves as well as an extensive choice of procedural textures.

Raytracing and Global Illumination:
· The raytrace renderer lets you create photorealistic images and animations with real refraction, reflection and shadows.
· Light
· Apart from standard light sources such as parallel sunlight, point- or spotlights in CyberMotion almost every ordinary object can be converted to a real light source, for instance, to fit area-lights into wall panellings.

Animation:
· The integrated animation modul of CyberMotion offers a wide range of possibilities combined with an intuitive interface that will allow even beginners to master their first steps into animation films successfully.

Character-Animation:
· Without skeletal deformation the production of modern animation films and especially the animation of characters would be impossible. The skin and bones technique uses a skeleton which is subordinated to a corresponding skin object enveloping the skeleton. Now, every time you move a bone of the skeleton, the particular part of the skin previously assigned to that bone will be deformed and move with the bone - the character awakes to life. What was usually left to awfully expensive animation studios before, you can do now as well at home with the CyberMotion 3D-Designer.

Particle systems:
· Particle systems are used in situations, where many objects have to be randomly distributed in the scenery or even moved at the same time.

Requirements:

· CPU: Single Core 2.4GHz (Multiple Cores recommended)
· a minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels (1280 x 1024 recommended)
· 1024 Megs RAM (2048 recommended)
· 110 Megs hard drive space