Back from my secluded smithy, I bring you a new clutter
set for your alchemists, wizards & witches. Except for the
crocodile (by umar6419), all objects were modelled and
textured by me. The fire in the Alchemy
Oven is a mesh by Kativip and included in the download for convenience.
Two of the objects have animated steam and flames. Together with the
fire and highpoly crocodile, I'm not sure if every computer can handle
it, so please, use the set with caution.
That said, enjoy! Collection files are included. Basegame compatible.
That said, enjoy! Collection files are included. Basegame compatible.
Wow, sieht toll aus!
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done so far! It said part 1; does this mean there will be a part 2?? Please!! -quiltlover
ReplyDeletePart 2 still has to come into existence, yet, but I have plenty ideas for it already.
ReplyDeleteKlasse seher schön
ReplyDeleteI was Anonymous #3 on the wishing list and you've granted my wishes and more! Thank you so much for all your hard work, these are *wonderful* :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. The alligator made me think of Master Raymond when Claire first visited his shop.
ReplyDeleteI like the woman in the background. She looks like a sighing wife looking over at her husband's work in chemistry or a sighing midwife looking over at her own trade of midwifery and witchcraft.
ReplyDeleteOh, actually I wanted her to be a curious nun, who's interested in science. Alchemy was an early form of science and later became chemical science. But I like your interpretation. :)
ReplyDeletePeople use "chemical science" instead of "chemistry" in Germany? Huh... never knew that. Cool.
ReplyDeleteWhile alchemy is considered a precursor to chemistry, alchemy can also be considered a precursor to pharmacy. All those chemicals mixing together probably made people think that they could find the elixir of life, the philosopher's stone, the method to convert cheap metals to gold, or even a cure-all for any type of disease.
That said, if I were making a medieval neighborhood in my game, and included this well-done set, I would make an alchemist, an apothecary, a nurse, a midwife, a monastic, a hermit, or even an inquisitive nobleman or -woman.
Thank you!
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