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IClone 7 and purchased content such as Barking Dog D Showroom

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I just purchased a couple 3D Showrooms in the Content catalog.
However, being new to IClone, I am kind of lost in the limbo.
Is there anywhere a tutorial explaining how to use this additional content?
Thanks
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As far as I can tell that item should have been installed (if you installed it correctly) in your Content/Set/Template/ folder.  If you scroll down the list of items in your Template folder you should see the "Barking Dog" products. You can drag or double click on the item and it should appear in your Viewport. Then it's a matter of maneuvering the camera around the set.


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Thanks for your reply. It gives me hope.
I downloaded correctly the assets, and I can import them in my project. No problem. You said, then it's more a question of camera settings and it seems to be the key. Now I understand better.
  However, I still have a question. There is text in these showrooms (such as "Your Text, or your logo"), and I found how to remove it. Now, what about changing the text with my own? So far, I could figure out how to do it.
 Do I need for that the plug in called Popcorn FX?    P.S: what you call your "silly" stuff is far more advanced than what I can even dream doing!!!
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Hey JP'!
You will need an image editing program like Photoshop, Affinity Photo or maybe GIMP. If you can create a .png image ( that is an image that will allow a transparent background called an Alpha-channel) you can use that image to replace the existing image on the set. It's not mandatory to create a .png image but it will allow for the letters to be on a transparent background.
Just locate the object/image and click on it then go to the Modify/ Material menu, make sure the image you are replacing is selected. Delete the "placeholder-image" and then drag your new .png image into the "Base Color" box. That should replace the image with yours.
Hope that helps.Wink
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My brains must slow down when it's that hot (Florida).
Of course, I have Photoshop and Affinity on my PC. And I know quite well about alpha channel.
So I had all the ingredients. Just needed a spark. Thank You. Great help!
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Glad to help and hope ya create something super!!!BigGrin


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