Sun wall art 3d models- has anyone seen any?
daveso
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Looking for wall art as shown in attachment. models to use in DS
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Here are some moderny ones, most strike me more as a flower than a sun, and none with faces. I'm fairly certain I've seen a sun one with a face somewhere in the shop.
https://www.daz3d.com/se-modern-apartment-2-props
https://www.daz3d.com/fg-decor-and-lighting-pack
Do you have Hypertaf's 'Hacienda Kitchen'? I was tearing my hair out trying to find it but sadly it's gone from the shop but it has a beauty.
Edit: Found it! https://www.artstation.com/marketplace/p/GOYYg/hacienda-kitchen
very cool. thanks, and not a bad price for what looks mighty nice overall.
It's a great set, I've used the props in so many projects.
@Lorraine: I even searched for "hacienda", but didn't really know the name of the product. To think that you have to pay now $71 for the same license!!! It is a beauty, but will @daveso pay so much money for only 1 (ONE) sun wall art prop? Here a quick render of what you will get, it is a great product, and i am so glad to own it, but I certainly didn't pay 71$:
$71?! I'm seeing US 11.99
If you want the SAME license as in DAZ it is about 70$. The other one is restricted to non commercial projects and ONE commercial project with limited pageviews and sales. That is a very limited license compared to DAZ. To get the same you need the Extended License and that is $70
https://www.daz3d.com/dm-gadomar
has one on a stand
I suspect a few DM sets may have other variations
https://www.daz3d.com/dm-s-aithukaya for example
too many here and Renderosity to look though
Actually reading the fine print of the standard commercial license, its actually better than the Daz standard license in many ways. You can actually use that mesh in a videogame and sell up to 2,000 copies of the game with the standard commercial license for $11.99, you can't do that with a Daz license unless you have the interactive license. You can also share that item in a collaborative manner if working on the same project with someone else. You also can't do that with a Daz license, each user would need their own license. Also the 20,000 views is per month, not total views. You can also use it unlimited for personal non-commercial use. All in all, its a much better license for someone that may want to use the mesh in a videogame and is not sure if they will be commercially successful. If it is a commercial success they could buy the extended commercial license later.
@FrankTheTank: Maybe for indie game creators, but for commercial 2D renders, it is another story. So you are right, it is basically a game asset now and for that a fitting license, but I believe DAZ to be focused on 2D artwork / creators, and for those artists, such a license is too restrictive imo.
Maybe contact the vendor to clarify as the product page hints at being able to use the product in commercial renders.