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Virtual Cistercian Monastery (with sound)

A quick tour of a virtual Cistercian monastery. The model was made with AC3D, lit with Gile[s], and converted to an online 3D environment using Blink 3D (http://www.pelicancrossing.com). The Gregorian chant is sung by the monks of St. Benedict's monastery in São Paulo, Brazil (http://www.mosteiro.org.br). For more see http://www.blink3dworld.com

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