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Andoria City, the “City of Dreams” is a timeless place that has been sprawling under the sun and windswept skies from time immemorial. With its ancient themed architecture, it is a place of theaters, water features, coliseums, pools, markets, outdoor areas, hidden places, trees, palms, residential buildings, and far in the background are the majestic hills of Andoria.

Andoria City is a highly detailed self contained environment within DAZ Studio and Poser that took well over a year to build, it is a full outdoor architectural city that is built within its own super realistic world-base that is over 15 times the ground expanse of many other architectural products.

Andoria also comes with over two hundred custom textures plus an incredible selection of fully interchangeable panoramic skies and environmental lighting sets, it also includes distant mapped terrains with mist, and it can easily be built on to or expanded to house more gardens and buildings.

Whether your favorite DAZ characters are realistic or fantasy, they can live and play within Andoria's amazing world which is a world like no other.

• File List

• You can find new icons for loading this product in the following Poser Libraries:
  • Camera: “HMann:Andoria-Cams”
  • Light: “HMann:Andoria-Lights”
  • Materials: “HMann:Andoria”
  • Props: “HMann:Andoria-City”
  • Scenes: “HMann:Andoria”

• You can find new icons for loading this product in the following DAZ Studio Folders:
  • “Props:HMann:Andoria:Andoria-City”

• You can find new icons for this product in the following DAZ Studio Categories:
  • “Cameras”
  • “Environments:Architecture:Complete”
  • “Environments:Architecture:Exterior”
  • “Lights:Exterior”
  • “Materials:Landscape”

• TIP: if you want to change the sky view, you can rotate the sky by selecting the AC-Sky-Dome in the Hierachy Editor and using the Y-Rotate dial.
• TIP: if you decide to use the standard default Poser cameras, you wont be able to see the sky, so select the camera (main Camera) and dial the “yon” dial up to at least 2000.000 so the camera has a full view, dial the focal to about 30 mm for a more panoramic view.
• Experiment with the lighting and cameras and happy rendering.

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