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Nope. Sell us THIS and then keep releasing textures and additional props to go INSIDE these walls. lol
Where are the stairs and multi-levels...and Banners....and Coat-Of-Arms and ...and...
Awesome! Can't wait!
Yep give us these, then more props and options and PRESETS. I have purchased a couple of items with Presets after the main product and find it well worth the time if it fits. Besides as others said, kitbashing for my exact needs is something a do a lots and this just makes it more of a goto base!
It certainly looks impressive; not exactly my genre, but sometimes, one can make it fit.
Really nice work on this Faveral. I always preferred the Romanesque style architecture.
I hope it does well for you in the store,
-P
Example of a smaller size building created with MICK. This one in less than 20 minutes for the building part. (quite a bit longer for all the props lol)
Excellent, that's just the kind of "smaller" I had in mind.
Should we start saving up yet...?
Unfortunately, to show what it can do I'll need to make at least one more set.... Since you commented first you get the pick... Torture room or classy bedroom?
you mean they are two different things?
Hmmm maybe I should open an account at rotica to combine both lol
I would go for classy bedroom, myself.
Same here.
Cheers,
Alex.
Wonderful.
Now I want to redo all the interior illos of a 3-volume illustrated novel that I did way back in 2011.
Oh my goodness....I am soooooo looking forward to this :D
Laurie
Will this work with 3Delight? I could always use medieval stuff but can only use 3Delight for now.
Unfortunately no....I have currently 105 architectural props and 130 other props (furniture, lighting etc...) Each architectural prop has several materials to choose from...I'd have to create close to 1000 materials to support both render engines, it's just not reasonable.
But if you're willing to give it a shot, this might do the trick:
http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/139326/irayto3delight-conversion-script
I tested it, and it works in a LOT of different cases. Lighting is something you'll have to hammer out yourself, though.
With lighting, the 'easiest' approach is to either use UberEnvironment indirect lighting, and use ambient channels, or to convert any flames to Arealight, so they are emitters. These are slow, but cool.
The less easy approach is to make sure to set flames to 'cast no shadow' and then place lights at each one. More work, faster render.
I may have already downloaded that script, but I can't be sure, because I can't get there. The link goes to the thread, but clicking the link on the thread just reloads another copy of the page. Never goes anywhere that there is something to download.
its the attachment in the post
Last example of things possible with MICK before I finally upload
*drools quietly*
I would live in that bedroom. Wow...
This set reminds me of Skyrim, and all the cool homes you could buy and build. Any chance for weapon racks and plaques, display cases, and mannequins to hold armor? Trophy room?
The more I see of MICK, the more excited I get. My credit card, however, has had another screaming fit and is trying to hide from me, again.
Cheers,
Alex.
Love it!
I know what I'm getting next now!
Give us the list price of this please!!!
wow...
just wow. this looks amazing.
:)
j
I am so excited by that kitchen setup. I was just looking for a Servant's Hall kind of thing. Really hoping this is in the range of $50 (and will come out during March Madness >.>) rather than $100. Even though it's totally a Pro Pack of medieval sets.
Right? I've stopped buying almost anything so I can buy this. I have a couple of must haves on my list that I know are coming in the near future but this one is an instant buy the second I see it in the shop, even if its out of the price range of what I am usually willing to spend. I've been collection all the medieval furniture and props for months now as its one of my absolute favorite periods to render in and it works perfectly for the type of fantasy renders I like to do, so I have plenty of stuff to put into the rooms as well.