There's a great sale on Applejack's products, but before I buy, I'm curious how customizable are they?

A few points about me for answering the question:

1. I'm a Daz user, not a Poser user

2. I'm EXTREMELY comfortable about editing image maps

3. I'm good with the various interior Daz tools like geometry editor etc.

4. Are the "things" in them props? Images? Like the Painting museum. Can different painting be put in the frames? Can the statue be moved? Can things like chairs from the Future Recreation area be loaded and used in other seasons, or are they just bones of the main room?

5. I assume that I'll need to re-shade everything anyhow for iray, but they will otherwise work in Daz, right?

I just purchased AJ's Villa and Villa 2 a few days back both loaded fine in Daz. Via the surface tab you could Iray to your hearts content. The images on these two are set up that in a photo editor you could change them even if a couple of the originals appear on the same map it is easy enough to line up replacements. This does depend on how the Painting Museum is set up of course when it comes to the images and they could be one to a map or several either way that wouldn't stop you adding your personal touch. I only load them in Daz to export and I use another application to prepare props for animation that allows me if required to break it down a lot more than what shows up in Daz so you might be limited on the saving of props etc (Again it just depends on the individual product). That said at the current sale pricing it is a no brainer IMO for me and I am not even sure I needed two villa's but they are great quality which I see with all AJ's content I have purchased.

Thanks for the reply.. hopfully I'll get a bit more info over the next couple of days before the sale is done on how the stuff seperates out into props.

Hi scav -

I would contact the vendor if you need more information regarding his products as he would be your best resource.

HERE is a link to his site mail

Thank you and have a wonderful day

thanks for the heads up!

You're welcome