"Messy Baker" Set 5: Liquid Ingredients by perpetualrevision

3D Models • posted on Oct 27, 2018 • 847 downloads

Softwares: Poser 10 / Poser Pro 2014 +, Poser 9 / Poser Pro 2012 +, Poser Pro 11

License: This is licensed for commercial or non-commercial use.

Product Notes

This fifth (of 8) "Messy Baker" set features a bottle of vegetable oil with level morphs, a bottle of vanilla extract with a "tilt + spill" master parameter, and a can of condensed milk with a "tilt + spill" master parameter plus messy mats.

Package includes:
- 3 props in OBJ and PP2 format
- 12 materials in MT5 format

Items load from the Props library in their "messy" state -- with messy materials applied and morphs dialed in. For "clean" versions, apply the "clean" materials and dial the morphs to zero.

Set up in Poser Pro 11 but should work in earlier versions of Poser from 9 and up (although the master parameters may work only in Poser 11). Not tested in DAZ Studio but should work fine with manually-applied shaders. Modeled & mapped in Cheetah3D for Mac.

Want to make an even bigger mess with these liquids? Check out my "Messy FX Set 1" freebie.

Coming up next: Butter & Eggs

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Freestuff Comments

Giffy01 9:29AM | Thu, 24 January 2019

Thanks again!

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Thebes 5:56PM | Tue, 13 November 2018

Thank you. :)

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perpetualrevision 5:37PM | Thu, 01 November 2018

Many thanks for all the great comments! @CNorth: Set 6 (butter & eggs) and Set 7 (frosting & icing) will hopefully be available in the next week, but the final set (a very messy birthday cake!) may not be ready until after November, as I'm participating in NaNoWriMo this year and that will absorb nearly all of my time. I had already modeled, mapped, and textured the all the "Messy Baker" items before I posted the first set, but as I prepare each set to distribute, I inevitably find lots of things to tweak and improve (i.e., "perpetual revision"!), and that takes time.

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