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Nine props designed to work in the same room: a beautiful onyx ceiling lamp, four gilded framed pictures from the nineteenth century, two gorgeous rugs, a wall lamp to accent your pictures or other vertical space, and a gilded marble urn.

Vaulted Hall Accessories is tailor-made for Vaulted Hall, sold separately or bundled. But you can easily place these nine props in any interior space that requires some class. Tables in renders are from 'Maps of the Empire.' sold separately or bundled.

Below is a list of the installation package types provided by this product. The name of each package contains a Package Qualifier, which is used as a key to indicate something about the contents of that package.

• 1 Core ¹⁾
• [1 PoserCF]

[ ] = Optional, depending on target application(s)

Not all installation packages provide files that are displayed to the user within the interface of an application. The packages listed below, do. The application(s), and the location(s) within each application, are shown below.

• You can find new icons for loading this product in the following DAZ Studio Folders:
  • “Props:Vaulted Hall Accessories”
  • “Props:Vaulted Hall Accessories:Vaulted Hall Accessories Mats”
  • “Props:Vaulted Hall Accessories:Vaulted Hall Accessories Poses”

• You can find new icons for this product in the following DAZ Studio Categories:
  • “Materials:Props”
  • “Poses:By Function:Scene Position”
  • “Poses:Props and Accessories”
  • “Props:Furnishings”
  • “Props:Lights”

• You can find new icons for loading this product in the following Poser Libraries:
  • Materials: “Vaulted Hall Accessories”
  • Pose: “Vaulted Hall Accessories”
  • Props: “Vaulted Hall Accessories”

• PAINTINGS:
  • Paintings load in the center, facing the applicable direction for Vaulted Hall. You may need to rotate and reposition for use with other interiors. The frames come with glass covering. In the interest of render speed, the glass has no reflection. However, you could edit the surface to add reflection (and render time) if you need it for your render.

• POSES:
  • The props will work fine in many interior spaces. You will need to pose them appropriately so that they are flush with the wall, table surface, or ceiling as appropriate. Poses have been provided so that you can easily pose the four paintings and the wall lamp with the Vaulted Hall product. Each painting pose is named for one of the four paintings. You can use all four poses for each respective painting and it will use a different part of the wall. If you use a pose for a different painting from which it was intended, you may need to tweak the pose so that it is right.
  • There are four poses for the wall lamp. Each pose corresponds with one of the four painting poses.
  • The urn pose raises the urn to the correct height for use with the End Table from ‘Maps of the Empire.’ If you use it with a different table or surface, you will need to raise or lower it to the correct distance from the ground.

• LIGHTS:
  • The wall lamp does not come with its own light. This is because you may or may not want it and there are many factors involved when setting up lighting. If you wish to have a light assigned, you will need to create it in your application (Poser or DAZ Studio). You may wish to make the light a child object of the wall lamp, if possible.

• MATS:
  • The props load with the correct default material. Material presets are provided as a courtesy in case you tweak the material setting and wish to reset it to the default. If you do not change the material setting, there’s no need to use them.

• Customizing the Paintings:
  • Four paintings in the public domain have been chosen and framed for this product. You can change the texture assigned to the surface named ‘painting’ for any of the four framed paintings. The proportions of the texture (.jpg, .png, etc.) chosen will need to match that of the picture originally assigned to that frame. Otherwise, the picture will look skewed to the degree that it doesn’t match the proportion. If you swamp the proportions, you will need to rotate the painting by 90 degrees. The painting texture should fill up the whole picture. If there is any ‘dead’ space next to the texture mat, that will show up in the picture. Here are the proportions for reference:

• Copyright Information:
  • Karnak (by David Roberts), 1217 by 1821 pixels, compare 12 x 18, 2 x 3
  • Mahomet entering Constantinople (by Benjamin-Constant), 2487 by 3390 pixels, compare 25 x 34
  • Pygmalion and Galatea (by Normand), 883 by 1285 pixels, compare 9 x 13
  • Spring (by Alma-Tadema), 4266 x 9516, compare 43 x 95

• File List

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