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College Dormatory

escrandallescrandall Posts: 500
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Has anyone played with it?  It looks like a rich source of props .. not exactly an American or European dorm though....

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  • nDelphinDelphi Posts: 1,921
    edited December 2016

    Here's a girls' boarding school dorm. Looks like the product is spot on.

    Post edited by Chohole on
  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,085

    I was about to compliment you on an amazing render, nDelphi, then read more closely. Heh.

    SUCH ATTENTION TO DETAIL

  • thistledownsnamethistledownsname Posts: 1,336

    I thought it was strange to only have 2 desks for 6 bunks.  Are the other 4 just not in the promos?

  • PetercatPetercat Posts: 2,321

    Well, there's the thirty-day return period...

    But from the description, there aren't as many separate props as the pictures would imply. The only one specified for clothing would be the clothes in the basin.
    I would love it if the messy blankets and clothing were all separate props, but I can't tell.
    It's in my cart, maybe I'll buy it. I hate returning things.

    Maybe someone can interpret the Readme file list? http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/36083/file_list

  • escrandallescrandall Posts: 500
    Petercat said:

    Well, there's the thirty-day return period...

    But from the description, there aren't as many separate props as the pictures would imply. The only one specified for clothing would be the clothes in the basin.
    I would love it if the messy blankets and clothing were all separate props, but I can't tell.
    It's in my cart, maybe I'll buy it. I hate returning things.

    Maybe someone can interpret the Readme file list? http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/36083/file_list

    It sure looks like a bunch of separate props...

     

    I may go ahead and pick it up.

  • marblemarble Posts: 7,500
    Petercat said:

    Well, there's the thirty-day return period...

    But from the description, there aren't as many separate props as the pictures would imply. The only one specified for clothing would be the clothes in the basin.
    I would love it if the messy blankets and clothing were all separate props, but I can't tell.
    It's in my cart, maybe I'll buy it. I hate returning things.

    Maybe someone can interpret the Readme file list? http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/36083/file_list

    I bought it but don't have my computer (which is being shipped to my new home overseas). So I would like to know about the props too because, by the time my PC arrives, it will be too late to return.

  • escrandallescrandall Posts: 500

    I got it .. all of the freebies took away the sting a bit.  

    Yes there are a zillion separate props.  As advertized there are two separate clusterings ...  basically clean and messy with messy being the more interesting. It's very resource heavy - at least on my very old iMac - so you'll want to turn off all invisible props.  The four walls and ceiling can be switched off independently and major assemblies (like a bed and everything associated with it) can be switched on and off.  A very oriental flavor.  

  • PetercatPetercat Posts: 2,321

    I bought it. There are a lot of separate props, with a lot of duplicates (Pink heart pillows, computers, messy sheets...). Not many are listed saperately in the content library, though.
    What I had to do was load the messy scene, unparent the props that I wanted to use elsewhere, and save them individually as scene subsets. Lots of work.

    But you get:
    A Mouse pad
    A cute computer mouse
    Computer speakers
    A bunch of messy clothes that don't have morphs, but d-former will work.
    Many boxes and a stack of styrofoam(?) cups
    Nice bunk beds
    Nice ceiling lights
    Makeup supplies and case
    A cell phone
    Some girl toys
    A group of clothes on hangers for a closet (Non-separable)
    And more.

    Note: None of the doors open, on the room or the furniture, neither do the drawers in the desks or the room window. It's open, you can't close it.

    Pretty nice collection of static props.
     

  • PetercatPetercat Posts: 2,321
    edited December 2016
    escrandall said:

    I got it .. all of the freebies took away the sting a bit.  

    Yes there are a zillion separate props.  As advertized there are two separate clusterings ...  basically clean and messy with messy being the more interesting. It's very resource heavy - at least on my very old iMac - so you'll want to turn off all invisible props.  The four walls and ceiling can be switched off independently and major assemblies (like a bed and everything associated with it) can be switched on and off.  A very oriental flavor.  

    Just about everything can be switched off individually.

    Post edited by Petercat on
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