Desert Building For DS by RPublishing, DreamlandModels
Software:
DAZ Studio 4 With IRAY
Requirements:
Desert and desert props will complete the set
Departments:
Available Uses:
Desert Building For DS is a full interior and exterior building with many features and material choices.
All the walls, roof and even the floor may be hidden with a single click in the parameters.
Even the bars or glass for the windows may be hidden.
Comes with a Throne, Lamp Stand and Lamps for the Dungeon.
See list below for full description of what is included with this beautiful ground breaking product.
~~~ What's Included and Features ~~~
~~~ Props ~~~
Desert Building
Throne
Lamp for the Ceiling
Dungeon Lamp
Candle Stand
~~~ Scene Subsets ~~~
Lamps Bays East
Lamps Bays West
Lamps Center
Wall Lamps Dungeon
~~~ Materials ~~~
Building Default
5 Candle Stands
7 Main Floors
5 Ceiling Lamps
11 Thrones
~~~ Candle Lighting ~~~
11 Candle Lighting Powers
~~~ Cameras ~~~
30 Cameras
~~~ HDR Lighting ~~~
2 HDR Lighting presets more may be obtained at https://polyhaven.com/ that are free to use for any purpose.
~~~ Textures Include ~~~
1,197 files from small to 8192 x 8192
~~~DETAILS~~~
All promotional images, completed in Daz Studio
Objects not included in this description are not included.
May not be used in Second Life, or any other online game, for any purpose.
All content by Dreamland Models.
You may use this package in any commercial or non commercial renders.
You cannot resell the files or include them in another product or package.
You may not give it away as a gift, or offer it for free downloading.
WARNING: Due to the high use of instances and detail of this product, it is very processor intensive.
It will be slow on most systems and as such may appear as if the program is unresponsive.
Using a non-textured viewing mode to set up your scene is highly recommended.
Also add what you need for the scene, only.
You can reduce the load on your viewport, by hiding the scene subsets until you get your camera where you want,
as well as getting the lighting the way you want.
Then un hide for your render and one last look at the scene before rendering.
