^In Blender you can select all and choose Mesh>Normals>Recalculate outside - it works in most cases but not all (like if the normals are supposed to be inside - you can also 'recalculate inside'). If it's parts of a mesh that are connected (like a whole wing-section), you can 'select connected' in the Geometry editor and flip them all at once. If it's random polys here and there...Blender / other modeller is still your best bet.

It's random single/multiple/arc groups of polys. Lots of chunks around the four body gun mounts and various other small round greeblies, big stripes around the cockpit framing (easily fixed, I got that done in half an hour) and back hatch... and that's just in the central body. Haven't checked the wings yet, but I have seen suspicious black bits on one side but not the other.

Can fixing normals be done practically in Hexagon? I have that, but I've never really been able to wrap my head around it. I've tried Blender a few times and immediately been totally lost.

El Paso, Texas is another town with a noticable aroma.  I rode through El Paso on motorcycle on Interstate 10 from the northwest to the southeast, south of town is mile upon mile of cattle yards.  I grew up in the country, and am used to the smell of a deeply mucked barnyard.  I was not used to the smell of bazillions of grossly mucked barnyards.  The only thing I can compare it to strengthwise is central Florida north of Orlando back in the middle of the last century (1940-1984).  Mile upon mile of orange groves.  An orange smells refreshing,  a grove of oranges smells strongly orange.  bazillions of acres of orange groves as far as the eye can see and mile after mile on the road is sickening.  I mentioned 1984 specifically because there was a killer freeze that winter that killed all those orange groves.  Wiped them out.  For a year or more afterwards it was just black disintegrating naked, dead orange trees.  Mile upon mile of them as far as the eye could see.  Eventually, the skeleton trees or what was left of them were cut down and the land either replanted or repurposed.  Lots of new housing developments grew there.

I grew up outside Orlando, and my folks had a couple of small orange groves.  I know exactly what you mean about the orange smell when they were in bloom!  It never really bothered me much, but it was a bit of a relief when the blooms dropped.  Used to be able to go up to the top of the Citrus Tower north of Orlando, and there were orange groves as far as you could see in almost any direction.  I moved out of state before the big freeze hit.  My folks had sold their groves to for housing developments long before that.  It was sad to see all the dead trees.  Now there is mostly housing developments and pine groves (for paper pulp and lumber).  The "Orange Line", the longitude above which you can't grow oranges profitably due to the frequency of hard freezes, has been moving steadily South since the turn of the century, and used to be all the way into Southern Louisiana.  Last I heard, it is somewhere below Sarasota.  This seems odd with all the concerns about global warming.  The Orange Line also has some correlation with the spread of Iquanas.  Oranges are better eating.

...I really like oranges and orange juice. That would have scarred me for life. 

1984 actually might have been the wrong year, maybe it was late '82 or early '83, because it was the day that I moved into my historic log cabin in Winter Park, FL.  One of the attractions to that gorgeous little cabin on the lake was the large grapefruit tree in the front yard.  The freeze hit the night we moved in.  Tree turned black within a couple days and we eventually had it removed.  We were only in that house for a little over a year.  Summer of '84 was the year I moved to Washington, DC.  The cabin in Winter Park was the best investment I ever made.  Had the house for a year and a half and sold it for quite a profit because of EPCOT having opened and all the movie studios setting up shop in the Orlando area, Winter Park with it's quick access to Disney area and the lush vegetation, many lakes and large classic (for Florida) homes became the new "Hollywood".  Rich people clammoring for elegant properties not in a ticky-tacky housing development.

Edited to insert missing word "best".

Here in Texas, face mask orders are county by county.  Current counties with face mask orders that I know of are Bexar County (pronounced behar, San Antonio area) Dallas County, El Paso County, Harris County (Houston), Travis County (Austin area)  I live in Galveston County and our county judge stated he will not be giving a mask order because while he believes that people should follow the current CDC guidelones to wear masks and other PPE (goloves) in public. he says it is unconstitutional to actually order everyone to do so.  Already lots of local subburb PDs in Harris county stating they will not enforce the mask order and someone has alresdy files a lawsuit in Houston for that order.  Most of the state should be open soon as most counties in Texas have less than 20 cases and most of those have no deaths.  As of today Harris County (Houston) has 5,628 cases (whichn is twice as many as any other county in the state), but Galveston county just southeast of Houston where I live only has 539 cases.

..aren't there a lot of refineries in Galveston? 

Galveston and Houston.  Close to 90% of the entire countrys refining capacity is on the Texas and Louisana coast.  Lots of refineries between Houston and Bay Town too.  Houston ship channel brings in a lot of international shipping including Volkswagen.  When you go over either the 610 loop bridge or the Beltway 8 toll bridge on the east side of Houston and look East all you see for miles are refineries and industrial buildings  There is a major Pertochemical tank car yard and shipping/receiving facility in Texas City on the west side of Galveston bay just north of Galveston.  The Port of Galveston has major shipping including shipping and receiving grain and other comodities and both the BNSF and UP have major rail facilities all over Houston, Galveston, Baytown and surounding area.  And to top it off, the Johnson Space Center is located in Shouteast Houston just northeast of Webster. 

P.S. Our Statewide stay at home order expires Thursday, YEAH!!!  Individual countuies with issues like Harris (Houston) and Dallas may extend on a county by county basis.  Hopefully Phase 2 will soon follow as I need a hair cut really, really bad.

...ugh, I'd be wearing a mask even after conditions were lifted. 

There's a reason why locals in the LA area sometimes refer to El Sugundo "Smell Sugundo" as there is a large refinery there, as well as a major wastewater treatment plant and LAX airport. just to the north.

El Paso, Texas is another town with a noticable aroma.  I rode through El Paso on motorcycle on Interstate 10 from the northwest to the southeast, south of town is mile upon mile of cattle yards.  I grew up in the country, and am used to the smell of a deeply mucked barnyard.  I was not used to the smell of bazillions of grossly mucked barnyards.  The only thing I can compare it to strengthwise is central Florida north of Orlando back in the middle of the last century (1940-1984).  Mile upon mile of orange groves.  An orange smells refreshing,  a grove of oranges smells strongly orange.  bazillions of acres of orange groves as far as the eye can see and mile after mile on the road is sickening.  I mentioned 1984 specifically because there was a killer freeze that winter that killed all those orange groves.  Wiped them out.  For a year or more afterwards it was just black disintegrating naked, dead orange trees.  Mile upon mile of them as far as the eye could see.  Eventually, the skeleton trees or what was left of them were cut down and the land either replanted or repurposed.  Lots of new housing developments grew there.

...another place was the inner harbour at Muskegon MI.  We used to take the Milwaukee Clipper (a ship older than the Titanic by about seven years) across Lake Michigan during summer in the 1960s. Just after passing through the Muskegon channel into what was called "Muskegon Lake" on the way to West Michigan Pier, passengers' noses were often assaulted by all sorts of unpleasant "aromas", leading to us calling it "The Bay of a Thousand Smells".  

El Paso, Texas is another town with a noticable aroma.  I rode through El Paso on motorcycle on Interstate 10 from the northwest to the southeast, south of town is mile upon mile of cattle yards.  I grew up in the country, and am used to the smell of a deeply mucked barnyard.  I was not used to the smell of bazillions of grossly mucked barnyards.  The only thing I can compare it to strengthwise is central Florida north of Orlando back in the middle of the last century (1940-1984).  Mile upon mile of orange groves.  An orange smells refreshing,  a grove of oranges smells strongly orange.  bazillions of acres of orange groves as far as the eye can see and mile after mile on the road is sickening.  I mentioned 1984 specifically because there was a killer freeze that winter that killed all those orange groves.  Wiped them out.  For a year or more afterwards it was just black disintegrating naked, dead orange trees.  Mile upon mile of them as far as the eye could see.  Eventually, the skeleton trees or what was left of them were cut down and the land either replanted or repurposed.  Lots of new housing developments grew there.

I grew up outside Orlando, and my folks had a couple of small orange groves.  I know exactly what you mean about the orange smell when they were in bloom!  It never really bothered me much, but it was a bit of a relief when the blooms dropped.  Used to be able to go up to the top of the Citrus Tower north of Orlando, and there were orange groves as far as you could see in almost any direction.  I moved out of state before the big freeze hit.  My folks had sold their groves to for housing developments long before that.  It was sad to see all the dead trees.  Now there is mostly housing developments and pine groves (for paper pulp and lumber).  The "Orange Line", the longitude above which you can't grow oranges profitably due to the frequency of hard freezes, has been moving steadily South since the turn of the century, and used to be all the way into Southern Louisiana.  Last I heard, it is somewhere below Sarasota.  This seems odd with all the concerns about global warming.  The Orange Line also has some correlation with the spread of Iquanas.  Oranges are better eating.

...I really like oranges and orange juice. That would have scarred me for life. 

El Paso, Texas is another town with a noticable aroma.  I rode through El Paso on motorcycle on Interstate 10 from the northwest to the southeast, south of town is mile upon mile of cattle yards.  I grew up in the country, and am used to the smell of a deeply mucked barnyard.  I was not used to the smell of bazillions of grossly mucked barnyards.  The only thing I can compare it to strengthwise is central Florida north of Orlando back in the middle of the last century (1940-1984).  Mile upon mile of orange groves.  An orange smells refreshing,  a grove of oranges smells strongly orange.  bazillions of acres of orange groves as far as the eye can see and mile after mile on the road is sickening.  I mentioned 1984 specifically because there was a killer freeze that winter that killed all those orange groves.  Wiped them out.  For a year or more afterwards it was just black disintegrating naked, dead orange trees.  Mile upon mile of them as far as the eye could see.  Eventually, the skeleton trees or what was left of them were cut down and the land either replanted or repurposed.  Lots of new housing developments grew there.

I grew up outside Orlando, and my folks had a couple of small orange groves.  I know exactly what you mean about the orange smell when they were in bloom!  It never really bothered me much, but it was a bit of a relief when the blooms dropped.  Used to be able to go up to the top of the Citrus Tower north of Orlando, and there were orange groves as far as you could see in almost any direction.  I moved out of state before the big freeze hit.  My folks had sold their groves to for housing developments long before that.  It was sad to see all the dead trees.  Now there is mostly housing developments and pine groves (for paper pulp and lumber).  The "Orange Line", the longitude above which you can't grow oranges profitably due to the frequency of hard freezes, has been moving steadily South since the turn of the century, and used to be all the way into Southern Louisiana.  Last I heard, it is somewhere below Sarasota.  This seems odd with all the concerns about global warming.  The Orange Line also has some correlation with the spread of Iquanas.  Oranges are better eating.

Here in Texas, face mask orders are county by county.  Current counties with face mask orders that I know of are Bexar County (pronounced behar, San Antonio area) Dallas County, El Paso County, Harris County (Houston), Travis County (Austin area)  I live in Galveston County and our county judge stated he will not be giving a mask order because while he believes that people should follow the current CDC guidelones to wear masks and other PPE (goloves) in public. he says it is unconstitutional to actually order everyone to do so.  Already lots of local subburb PDs in Harris county stating they will not enforce the mask order and someone has alresdy files a lawsuit in Houston for that order.  Most of the state should be open soon as most counties in Texas have less than 20 cases and most of those have no deaths.  As of today Harris County (Houston) has 5,628 cases (whichn is twice as many as any other county in the state), but Galveston county just southeast of Houston where I live only has 539 cases.

..aren't there a lot of refineries in Galveston? 

Galveston and Houston.  Close to 90% of the entire countrys refining capacity is on the Texas and Louisana coast.  Lots of refineries between Houston and Bay Town too.  Houston ship channel brings in a lot of international shipping including Volkswagen.  When you go over either the 610 loop bridge or the Beltway 8 toll bridge on the east side of Houston and look East all you see for miles are refineries and industrial buildings  There is a major Pertochemical tank car yard and shipping/receiving facility in Texas City on the west side of Galveston bay just north of Galveston.  The Port of Galveston has major shipping including shipping and receiving grain and other comodities and both the BNSF and UP have major rail facilities all over Houston, Galveston, Baytown and surounding area.  And to top it off, the Johnson Space Center is located in Shouteast Houston just northeast of Webster. 

P.S. Our Statewide stay at home order expires Thursday, YEAH!!!  Individual countuies with issues like Harris (Houston) and Dallas may extend on a county by county basis.  Hopefully Phase 2 will soon follow as I need a hair cut really, really bad.

...ugh, I'd be wearing a mask even after conditions were lifted. 

There's a reason why locals in the LA area sometimes refer to El Sugundo "Smell Sugundo" as there is a large refinery there, as well as a major wastewater treatment plant and LAX airport. just to the north.

El Paso, Texas is another town with a noticable aroma.  I rode through El Paso on motorcycle on Interstate 10 from the northwest to the southeast, south of town is mile upon mile of cattle yards.  I grew up in the country, and am used to the smell of a deeply mucked barnyard.  I was not used to the smell of bazillions of grossly mucked barnyards.  The only thing I can compare it to strengthwise is central Florida north of Orlando back in the middle of the last century (1940-1984).  Mile upon mile of orange groves.  An orange smells refreshing,  a grove of oranges smells strongly orange.  bazillions of acres of orange groves as far as the eye can see and mile after mile on the road is sickening.  I mentioned 1984 specifically because there was a killer freeze that winter that killed all those orange groves.  Wiped them out.  For a year or more afterwards it was just black disintegrating naked, dead orange trees.  Mile upon mile of them as far as the eye could see.  Eventually, the skeleton trees or what was left of them were cut down and the land either replanted or repurposed.  Lots of new housing developments grew there.

Oh, and I feel proud of myself...we just spent time outside washing my car, haha. We took it for a quick spin as my poor baby hasn't been started in over two months (she started right up without hesitation, yay!)(she's a verging on heavily modified '06 Mustang GT 'vert with abnoxious af exhaust, btw) and we were quite disturbed at what we saw. A local very popular deli that had been closed is now open and you could see through the open door how people were packed inside like sardines...not wearing masks. BAD. Then through the large, wooded park and people all over the place, most groups staying away from each other, but the included dog park was crawling with people all together. No masks. BAD. Seriously are people that stupid? We're in Central Connecticut. This thing is here. And we're at our peak. WHY, PEOPLE....OMG. I get it, it's gorgeous out today but STAY THE F AWAY FROM EACH OTHER. 

NYS has made masks in public a requirement, but I still see people everywhere without masks or gloves... getting gas the other day, I saw two dudes gassing up their tuners go over and give each other "bro hugs"... you see some people, you just gotta wonder what the hell is going on in their heads.

Probably not much... the little bear in there fell off his unicycle long ago and now it's just the out of tune circus music playing to his lifeless form laying there in the empty darkness.

That sounds sad...  now I feel bad for that metaphorical bear.

I have a not so sneaking suspicion I know why a lot of people are not taking this seriously, but that's an opinion best kept to myself.

Some days I kinda feel like we are living in the backstory to The Walking Dead or 28 Days Later.

Yeah, the CT gov pretty much follows what the NY gov does and we have the same mask order...stores are even called out as a MUST DO place but I didn't see any masks when we drove by. *sigh* 

And it seriously is like some crazy dystopian/apocalyptic movie stuff going on here...at least in the tri-state metro area. 

Oh, and I feel proud of myself...we just spent time outside washing my car, haha. We took it for a quick spin as my poor baby hasn't been started in over two months (she started right up without hesitation, yay!)(she's a verging on heavily modified '06 Mustang GT 'vert with abnoxious af exhaust, btw) and we were quite disturbed at what we saw. A local very popular deli that had been closed is now open and you could see through the open door how people were packed inside like sardines...not wearing masks. BAD. Then through the large, wooded park and people all over the place, most groups staying away from each other, but the included dog park was crawling with people all together. No masks. BAD. Seriously are people that stupid? We're in Central Connecticut. This thing is here. And we're at our peak. WHY, PEOPLE....OMG. I get it, it's gorgeous out today but STAY THE F AWAY FROM EACH OTHER. 

NYS has made masks in public a requirement, but I still see people everywhere without masks or gloves... getting gas the other day, I saw two dudes gassing up their tuners go over and give each other "bro hugs"... you see some people, you just gotta wonder what the hell is going on in their heads.

Probably not much... the little bear in there fell off his unicycle long ago and now it's just the out of tune circus music playing to his lifeless form laying there in the empty darkness.

That sounds sad...  now I feel bad for that metaphorical bear.

I have a not so sneaking suspicion I know why a lot of people are not taking this seriously, but that's an opinion best kept to myself.

Some days I kinda feel like we are living in the backstory to The Walking Dead or 28 Days Later.

Oh, and I feel proud of myself...we just spent time outside washing my car, haha. We took it for a quick spin as my poor baby hasn't been started in over two months (she started right up without hesitation, yay!)(she's a verging on heavily modified '06 Mustang GT 'vert with abnoxious af exhaust, btw) and we were quite disturbed at what we saw. A local very popular deli that had been closed is now open and you could see through the open door how people were packed inside like sardines...not wearing masks. BAD. Then through the large, wooded park and people all over the place, most groups staying away from each other, but the included dog park was crawling with people all together. No masks. BAD. Seriously are people that stupid? We're in Central Connecticut. This thing is here. And we're at our peak. WHY, PEOPLE....OMG. I get it, it's gorgeous out today but STAY THE F AWAY FROM EACH OTHER. 

I am running 1.0.5.4

I can't get it to analyse the file to create the Smart Content for the Hivewire Horse or Big Cats...

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Clearing Working Directory...

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): ...FAILED!!! Make sure the zip file(s) is not corrupted AND that no file browser is open on the working directory contents, keeping the working directory from being deleted

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Extracting files from E:\Matt\Downloads\temp\10471-hivewire-horse-ds_215154.zip...

11:11:19 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): ...Success

 

 

Without the more complete Daz log, it is hard to say what happened.  

If it was an unzipping error, what @Platnumk wrote would do it.

I am running 1.0.5.4

I can't get it to analyse the file to create the Smart Content for the Hivewire Horse or Big Cats...

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Clearing Working Directory...

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): ...FAILED!!! Make sure the zip file(s) is not corrupted AND that no file browser is open on the working directory contents, keeping the working directory from being deleted

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Extracting files from E:\Matt\Downloads\temp\10471-hivewire-horse-ds_215154.zip...

11:11:19 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): ...Success

 

 

I've came across that error,  what fixed it for me was to unzip the file & re-zip it using a different filename

I am running 1.0.5.4

I can't get it to analyse the file to create the Smart Content for the Hivewire Horse or Big Cats...

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Clearing Working Directory...

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): ...FAILED!!! Make sure the zip file(s) is not corrupted AND that no file browser is open on the working directory contents, keeping the working directory from being deleted

11:11:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Extracting files from E:\Matt\Downloads\temp\10471-hivewire-horse-ds_215154.zip...

11:11:19 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): ...Success

The problem with old locomotives, especially steam powered, is the same problem as military uniforms...What era, what location or even country, what road line? For instance, a 4-8-4 from Union Pacific is different looking than a 4-8-4 from Ney York Central.

Each railroad company had different varieties of a wheel arragement and even a different variety within the same wheel arrangement.  For example, look at New York Centrals Hudson class locomotives (4-6-4), a J-1e is slightly different than a J-3 non-streamlined, then you got streamlined locomotives. What about the accessories that usually went on a locomotive, such as feed water heaters
Also, what about the articulated locomotives, like the cab forward types or big-boy/challenger types? I would imagine those are hard to model, as the front road wheel swiveled on a pin under the firebox and the rear road wheels were rigid (unless it's a Pennsylvania Railroad Duplex type locomotive)
Diesels, on the other hand are a lot easier, but again, you got all the road lines and types

Patreon è il top!
No, non lo trovo per niente più complesso di una qualsiasi altra piattaforma.
Certo, se non lo ottimizzi guadagni di meno, ma non è che perdi qualcosa.
Mi piace molto la filosofia: l'artista non sta vendendo niente, sta lavorando per sè e per la community, e la ricompensa è che continui a fare ciò che lo diverte, senza doversi preoccupare di trovare altre entrate.
Tra l'altro, ho appena aggiornato cover, tier, biografia e goal, vi piace? L'avreste settato meglio? https://www.patreon.com/LenioTG
Qualche settimana fa sono stato l'intera settimana con un'app in mano a vedere quanto tempo mi prendessero le varie fasi, e la scrittura dei dialoghi + il setting delle scene in Daz regnano sovrani. Il resto, come la gestione delle piattaforme, richiede un tempo tutto sommato marginale.
Il mio non è ottimizzato al meglio, perché do poche esclusive. Sostanzialmente, se uno non paga riceve le stesse cose.
Ma ciò mi consente di avere più contenuti da distribuire sul web, in questa fase della mia crescita online, attirando così più persone.
Visto che il traffico è almeno quadruplicato nell'ultimo anno, penso stia funzionando. Osservando invece creator che hanno aperto il Patreon nel mio stesso periodo, in percentuale stanno crescendo molto di meno.

YouTube non è morto per niente. E' ancora il secondo social del mondo, ed è sempre stato in crescita, senza prospettive di rallentamento.
Non mi sono nemmeno preso la briga di attivare la monetizzazione, ma di fatto ho semplicemente pubblicato uno slideshow dei fumetti che avevo già, e mi ha portato 1400 iscritti e 400mila view con soli 16 video, e praticamente nessun push dalle altre piattaforme su cui sono.

Il bello di Reddit è poter entrare su gruppi con migliaia di persone della tua nicchia, e spammare come se non ci fosse un domani, venendo addirittura apprezzato se il contenuto è buono. Non so come funzioni Twitter, ma penso sia più difficile farsi notare là.

Sugli sconti non saprei!
E' vero che la Daz ha bisogno di soldi, ma c'è anche da considerare che il loro lavoro è completamente online, quindi avranno risentito meno delle altre aziende.
Come per qualsiasi attività, però, le persone spendono di meno.
Ma questo vuol anche dire che i PA guadagnano di meno, e qua giunge il problema: se un PA non guadagna abbastanza, guarderà a opportunità diverse, abbandonando la piattaforma.
E' nell'interesse della Daz far sì che i PA si sentano appagati.
Può farlo dando soldi a pioggia, prendendosi margini minori, ma è molto più semplice e meritocratico dare coupon: i PA riceveranno più soldi gratis, e gli utenti si affezioneranno.
Un po' come la ECB (European Central Bank, non vedo perché dobbiamo chiamare le cose internazionali coi nomi italiani) che compra titoli di stato a sbafo, ma sul mercato secondario.

So you have the 27 artists' top picks (although they were limited to 8.)  Here's the comments! In progress, . Status: 22 artists done
 May 16th :)

Comments on:

Aslan Court Series
1. expansions, textures, palatial, Iray.
2. stunning architecture.
3. Striking lighting in a complete and coherent scene.

Aslan Theatre 

Bar Interior 2018
dramatic lighting that I don't have to stress about, and it's great for period/character pieces

Baroque Grandeur Series
gorgeous, historical, add ons and textures, grand windows, palatial.

Borgia's Opulent Hall
just gorgeous.

Boxing Arena
Striking lighting in a complete and coherent scene. 

Central Pump Station

ColdWar Lab
The Anfarm has great forms and textures and fairly fast renders.

Collective3d Create A Room Series  (look for XPack 1,2,3)
1. Collective3D Create-A-Room Base (&ExpansPacks): very useful, with the numerous walls, moldings, windows, switches & outlets, ceilings, floors etc to create wide variety of style of interiors to user's specific needs. They all look a bit sterile (so do many real-world tract houses and McMansions) but most users do have libraries of shaders, textures and grunger/weathering add-ons to add nuance if wanted. But very useful stuff. (How many naughty interiors have NO OUTLETS or Switches visible!? This product has them for you to add to other sets that lack!)

2. versatility and comprehensive solution to creating indoor rooms

These are the favorite indoor sets by the DPD group. (Still adding!)

Aslan Court Series

Aslan Theatre 

Bar Interior 2018

Baroque Grandeur Series

Borgia's Opulent Hall

Boxing Arena

Central Pump Station

ColdWar Lab

Collective3d Create A Room Series  (look for XPack 1,2,3)

Collective3d Long Island Mansion

Collective3d Neighborhood Series (Block 1, Part A linked. Visit the vendor's page.) 

Collective3d Portrait Vignettes Contemporary 4

Collective3d Portrait Vignettes Horror 2

College Girl Dorm

County Crime Lab

Creepy Old Attic

Crypta Sepultus

Cyberpunk Subway Station

Deep Underground Command Center

DM's Queen's Chamber

Downtown Loft: Living Area

Dream Home Series (Great Room linked, go from there)

Enchanted Ballroom

European Style Apartment

Explorer's Den

Fantasy Tavern

FE Decoration Background Vol 1

FG Gamer Room

FG Pirate Cabin

FG University

Fleet Ops Series (Admiral's Ready Room, Bridge, Cabin)

Gallerie Bastion Spacious Interior

GIS Orion  (I noticed the lights and poses were not listed as additional products on the page, they're in my Product Library) 

GIS Sigma

Harwood House

High School Classroom Interior

i13 Bowling Alley Environment with Poses

i13 Coffee Shop Environment With Poses

i13 Daydream

i13 Modern Barn Environment (Several people mentioned the i13 "Environment Series" and others were specific.)

i13 Newsroom with Poses

i13 Steakhouse Environment

i13 Theatre With Poses

Indoor Skate Park

Industrial Sci-Fi Construction Kit

Interiors The Classroom

Interiors The Diner

Kelly Lodge

KillZones The Apartment

KillZones The Bath

KillZones The Pipe

Knights Pavilion

Lagoon Living

Le Village Bundle  ("the French Village?") 

Level 19

Medieval Dinner Hall Bundle

Medieval Interior Construction Kit  (MICK) 

Medieval Merchants House Bundle

MICK Bundle

MICK 2 Gothic Pack

Militia Outpost

Miranda's Ice Cream Parlor

Modern House 2 Bundle

Moonshine's Diner Series, Interiors, Accessories, etc

New Brooklyn Apartment

Old Garage Interior

Old Industrial Interior

Open Office And Props

Operation Theater

Opus Magnum

Oxford Library

Rave Cave

Rec Room

Reflections Victorian Series  (Add-ons and related products are not listed on product page, aka Vanity Set, Victorian Desk) 

ROG Medieval Fantasy Bedroom

ROG Red Crow Inn      THE OVERWHELMING #1 PICK

Rural Chateau Bundle

Russian Bedroom

Sacrament

Santa's Toy Workshop

With all the SciFi, Sci Fi, Sci-Fi's it is utterly ridiculous. So I treated Sci Fi the same and alphabetized after that word.

Sci-Fi Bedroom

Sci-Fi Corridor Level 51

Sci Fi Crew Quarters

Sci-Fi Kit 2016

SciFi Living Bedroom

Sci-Fi Living Quarters

SF Bedroom

Shabby Chic Kitchen

Silence

Space Station Living Quarters

Stylish Attic

Sugatek's Japanese Models (Link is example)

Sun Hall

The Church Bundle

The Gothic Library

The Library

The Loading Dock

The Mad Lab

The Ministry

The Pool House

The Private Garden

The Private Library

The Sylph Pavilion

The Underside

The Venezia Suite

Triple Moon Cottage

Urban Art Studio

Victorian Iron Conservatory

Victorian Parlor

Vintage Changing Room And Props

Voodoo Hut

West Park Series

Winterblack Halls /Sets

Woodman House: The Bathroom

 

Because he has an inherantly rugged chin, I reasoned Michael 2 would work well for Ash Williams, the central character of the "Evil Dead" franchise.

Hopefully what "sells" the pieces is the authentic "stump" mounted chainsaw, an XNALara model extracted from a video game I founf at Deviant Art.  Because the "blades" are a series of texture maps rather than geometry, I was able to use PaintShop Pro to create a "blur" effect, both to the texture and the transparency map.  When rendered, it gives the illusion the chain mounted blades are whipping around the length of the blade.

Sincerely,

Bill

Scary!!!!!!!!

Because he has an inherantly rugged chin, I reasoned Michael 2 would work well for Ash Williams, the central character of the "Evil Dead" franchise.

Hopefully what "sells" the pieces is the authentic "stump" mounted chainsaw, an XNALara model extracted from a video game I founf at Deviant Art.  Because the "blades" are a series of texture maps rather than geometry, I was able to use PaintShop Pro to create a "blur" effect, both to the texture and the transparency map.  When rendered, it gives the illusion the chain mounted blades are whipping around the length of the blade.

Sincerely,

Bill

It has been a while since I added to the Sci-Fi wall world so I I thought took my extra indoor time and put it to good use. The Sci-Fi hub has a central... hub, that units can be added to creating your own unique skyline. The hubs can be stacked for high rise towers while the glassed in water cooling plain will except grass or lava or whatever texture you feel your world runs on. See you in the future. 

I believe Daz Central's approval of new products - especially complex ones like this - have slowed due to the pandemic.

But I CANNOT WAIT for this, or the mixamo addition.