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what do the interiors look like? I dont expect them to be fully furnished but I wonder if the buildings are made in a way that I can add my own interior if needed.
There are no interiors. It really would be difficult to get a camera in and get a good shot, the spaces are too tight. You'd need such a wide angle on the camera that eveything would look "Fish-eyed". Good interior shots require either a large space or a movie set type set up.
Alright, thanks for the reply!
Let me count the ways lol...Although the guillotine would not be my first choice
Looks like a must have, once again !
Maybe you could blank-out a doorway and add an existing interior set onto the back of one of the buildings?
Kind of like a Hollywood set... treat the front like a facade, and staple an existing tavern or other building onto the backside.
This looks and feels very promising!
If a door is a separate matt zone that's pretty much all that's needed. Postwork is your friend, but it's simpler if you don't have to erasepart of the foreground.
Can't wait to see this product. Most of my 'Art' is medieval/military, this fits in well. Great work, well done.
Oh yeah!!! My Castle village is getting better and better.
Woo-hoo! It's out! It's out!
and I grabbed it
so much for not giving DAZ much more munny
Bought and downloaded first thing this morning. I'm having a play around with it now.
Cheers,
Alex.
YOINK
The PDF manual that comes with this is excellent. It's clear but concise, covers all the important points and includes some very newbie friendly tips on groups, parenting and saving your masterpiece, once you've assembled it.
Early impressions are that the product is easy to use but it does need some clutter for the scenes. I would also suggest some weeds and other plants, especially for around the edges of the buildings.
Cheers,
Alex.
Kitchen gardens round the back with herbs and stuff:)
Are the modules and props rigged to snap to each other, like MICK? Even if not, I'm still buying it!
Zoomed into my cart and through checkout surprisingly quickly for a medieval village! Would swear it must have a combustion engine.
Haha cbird!
This is fantastic in combination with the construction kit MICK.
The last time I looked, this was top of the "What's Hot" list for non-figure related items. As a very happy customer, this does not suprise me.
Cheers,
Alex.
If there is an add-on: extended foundations so that the buildings can be placed on sloping ground would be handy (I haven't tried apply the maps to a primitive with adjusted tiling yet).
And you can even make a tower out of this .... (with a little bit of help in the vertex modeler in Carrara)
I was trying to post a picture of the tower... but the forum won't let me.
The add on will include round square an octagonal towers as well as detailed grounds including ones like Richard mentioned that allow for buildings to be set on slopes, or on river banks.
There's gonna be add-ons? Coooooool. :D
If I could suggest one potential add-on that I've tried for years to piece together for my own medieval city scenes: sidewalks/curbs. I even bought a modern street set (you might have made it too?) to try and create a walkway where the building are that's separate from the cobblestone road. A couple of straight and curved pieces that could fit together and maybe some on a slope for creating uneven terrain would really allow us to build custom towns that aren't always flat and on a single textured ground plane.
edit: duhhhh, I just saw your post above. Sounds like you're already considering most of what I said, yay. :D
Thanks for all your hard work! Good luck with your move (and marriage, if I read Facebook correctly?)!
Thank you.