(As shared at PBK regarding the Guild Wares II contest.)
I know, I know! The contest deadline is past. This was to have been my entry into the contest but ya know that thing called Real Life. Okay, Okay! I was procrastinating!! Jeez, you all see right through me. It all started with 2 meshes I had extracted from Skyrim. The "upperbench02" and the "upperdoublebed05".
A little cut/paste from here ... a little cut/paste from there .... and voila!
A whole new furniture grouping.
Anywho, I call the project ..... It All Begins With A Chair! Or affectionately known in the package file names, The Tower Suite "blank". Those side posts reminded me of medieval castle towers so hence the name.
Our lovely Keep model taking a curtsey! Thank You StephSim.
The furniture pieces are:
Armchair with/without Cushions
Loveseat with/without Cushions.
Sofa with/without Cushions
A single bed, double bed and a double bed with canopy.
Curtains for the Canopied Bed
End-tables and Night-table, Coffee-table
Dining Chair with/without Cushions, Dining Table 1x3, Dining Table 1x2
China Cabinet
(cloned from Cashcraft's Regency Set, I LUV her stuffs!)
Merchant Desk, Noble Desk, Small Bookcase and Large Bookcase
And then, to tie into the theme for that contest -- Guild Wares,
Guildmaster Chairs using icons from Final Fantasy XIV.
or plain wood
And lastly, modifications of Julsfels Antique Rug in a small version, runner version and "palace" version. Will not conflict with Andrea's fabulous creations.
Small rug, runner and palace rug
Rug Swatches
Everything related to this furniture set is based on this one simple chair.
The UV mapping for all the furniture items are mapped to this one simple chair. So guess what you will need for any of these other furniture items to work. That's right, this one simple chair! Guess what that means for anyone who wants to make recolours!?! You only need to make a texture for this one simple chair! Brilliant isn't it!
But you may not need any recolours really because I did the chair in the Pooklet'd wood colours.....
And in a selection of wood textures I found on the web.
Plus! with carved details! (click on each to be directly linked to the Album)
Gothic Detail, Greenman Detail, and Griffin Detail.
I also went crazy making various cushion textures so you get solid fabrics, silk fabrics and two sets of medieval-ish fabrics -- set one and set two.
And to make it all rounded, the bed curtains and bedding for the canopied bed are matched to the medieval-ish fabrics in sets one and two.
So, grab what you will. Each zipfile should have pictures included so you can pick and choose what you want to keep, what you want to discard.
Just remember!! You will need the armchair mesh for all the other objects to work ingame.
Download Link to Dropbox
Download Link to Mediafire
I hope you enjoy The Tower Suite!
I know, I know! The contest deadline is past. This was to have been my entry into the contest but ya know that thing called Real Life. Okay, Okay! I was procrastinating!! Jeez, you all see right through me. It all started with 2 meshes I had extracted from Skyrim. The "upperbench02" and the "upperdoublebed05".
A little cut/paste from here ... a little cut/paste from there .... and voila!
A whole new furniture grouping.
Anywho, I call the project ..... It All Begins With A Chair! Or affectionately known in the package file names, The Tower Suite "blank". Those side posts reminded me of medieval castle towers so hence the name.
Our lovely Keep model taking a curtsey! Thank You StephSim.
The furniture pieces are:
Armchair with/without Cushions
Loveseat with/without Cushions.
Sofa with/without Cushions
A single bed, double bed and a double bed with canopy.
Curtains for the Canopied Bed
End-tables and Night-table, Coffee-table
Dining Chair with/without Cushions, Dining Table 1x3, Dining Table 1x2
China Cabinet
(cloned from Cashcraft's Regency Set, I LUV her stuffs!)
Merchant Desk, Noble Desk, Small Bookcase and Large Bookcase
And then, to tie into the theme for that contest -- Guild Wares,
Guildmaster Chairs using icons from Final Fantasy XIV.
or plain wood
And lastly, modifications of Julsfels Antique Rug in a small version, runner version and "palace" version. Will not conflict with Andrea's fabulous creations.
Small rug, runner and palace rug
Rug Swatches
Everything related to this furniture set is based on this one simple chair.
The UV mapping for all the furniture items are mapped to this one simple chair. So guess what you will need for any of these other furniture items to work. That's right, this one simple chair! Guess what that means for anyone who wants to make recolours!?! You only need to make a texture for this one simple chair! Brilliant isn't it!
But you may not need any recolours really because I did the chair in the Pooklet'd wood colours.....
And in a selection of wood textures I found on the web.
Plus! with carved details! (click on each to be directly linked to the Album)
Gothic Detail, Greenman Detail, and Griffin Detail.
I also went crazy making various cushion textures so you get solid fabrics, silk fabrics and two sets of medieval-ish fabrics -- set one and set two.
And to make it all rounded, the bed curtains and bedding for the canopied bed are matched to the medieval-ish fabrics in sets one and two.
So, grab what you will. Each zipfile should have pictures included so you can pick and choose what you want to keep, what you want to discard.
Just remember!! You will need the armchair mesh for all the other objects to work ingame.
Download Link to Dropbox
Download Link to Mediafire
I hope you enjoy The Tower Suite!
Please post the poly count, Wawa, and make a good habit out of it.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous wanted polycounts:
ReplyDeleteChair/loveseat/sofa - 3927
Same with cushions - 4111
Endtable1, dining 1x2, dining 1x3, coffeetable - 1004
Endtable2 - 1325
Desks 3234 / 11469 (due to deco clutter)
Doublebed - 4098
with canopy - 4134
Singlebed - 3590
Cabinet - 5981
Guildchair - 4476
Canopies - 3449 / 2541
Bookcases - 12994/7281 (due to book clutter)
This looks fantastic, Wawa. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! Thank you xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a truly stunning set!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great work! It's wonderful!
ReplyDelete