Disk array, NAS or SAN depending on the project requirements.Disk array, NAS or SAN, depending on the project requirements.Windows 10 Pro, Entreprise or LTSB (64-bit).Windows 7 Professional, Entreprise or Ultimate (64-bit).See the Workstation section for system requirements for client machines. The following requirements are for the machine being used as a server. Tablet performance may be slower on Linux than on other platforms with the same specifications. Note that Bamboo tablets are not supported on Linux.Note that disabling the default video driver and installing the proprietary driver for your video card is required.
Harmony daemons (database server, batch processing, etc.) require SysV, which is supported by CentOS and RedHat Entreprise Linux, but not by all GNU/Linux distributions.Harmony may not run or work properly on other distributions.Minimum: Intel Iris Pro Graphics 6200 1536 MB.4K monitors with scaling up to 200% supported.Recommended: Intel Core i7, Xeon or better.Windows 7 (64-bit, excluding Starter and Home Basic).When entering a group, the Group Navigation allows you to navigate back to the top and see the hierarchy of the group in which you are.The following requirements are for users of Harmony Stand Alone and client workstations of Harmony Server takes advantage of a fast multi-core CPU, high RAM capacity and high-end video cards. If many instances are found, use the Previous and Next buttons to cycle through each node. If successful, the node is selected and centred in the view.
Once you have entered characters in the search field, press Enter/Return to validate and find the pattern in the node names. The Search toolbar lets you find and match a node in the project. The Navigator view lets you pan the visible area to move quickly through extensive node sets. The main area of the Node view is where you can add and organize different nodes to represent a scene. You can click on the different names to go back up to the different parent symbols or the top/current project. The Editing Stack menu displays the names of the symbols and their hierarchy when you are editing a symbol. The View menu contains all the tools and options that you can use to manage the node system.
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