A Christmas Cottage (Mix-n-Match.)

Well, it's been busy so this is only just in time... And I thought it was as good as finished until I saw the doorhandles are missing. :P  But, hey, it'll be uploaded on Christmas Day for those who'd like a Free 4 piece Tudor Cottage.

And a Ground Floor

and a 1st Floor 

The 2nd Floor

A Roof. ( and a Chimney.)

And we can play Mix n Match a little.

The pieces are uploaded now.
The stained glass windows and woodwork and wall panels can all be changed as the kit comes assembled, semi-assembled and in pieces. All 276 of them.
All the doors and windows work as they should
and you can shoot long using only half sets or using full sets.
Made using 100%  iClone Studio.

Have a fun Christmas!  

Armstrong

Merged Main Floors G,1,2,Roof and Balc's.  Here.

Download the pieces and simply drop them all into a folder named anythingyoulike. Just a big mixing pot of all the objects.

1-14 PARTS PACKS can now be downloaded. Totalling about 239 pieces or so.

All the pieces are supposed to be loose in one single folder. Apart from the Roof and balcony's. Simply unzip  everything and drop them into one folder manualy rather than use iclone to individually import all the bitz one by one. You'll be there forever otherwise.

Right, Dinner time. ;)

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Cheers, and all the best.  :)

Well, appreciations for the Flags... I have not managed to use them yet as Im working on this damned Village system here which, if I get it right and everything aligned, will make the creation of a multi formattable village simply by changing the wall textures etc in a single move.

The idea being that the user-merged output is a house that suits the themes of medieval times which, if all goes well and I can find enough data regarding the styles of the era, will compliment the amazing Medieval theme coming out soon.

Anyway, commercial issues have been drawing on my time (inclusion of iClone Studio introduction movies and FAQ engines for some prominent and major medical operations in the US actually, so iCLone is creeping into the commercial market all the time in some loud places.) so..... with that done now I'm back on the case.

Many thanks for your assistances in the mean time as im sure you're already aware... but even so. Voicing them again.
Best wishes anway...

Armstrong.

Bob