[Jammin] Moroccan Lamps - Copy/Modify/Transfer - 100% Mesh Version 1

(NOTE: A copy/modify only version of this product is also available)

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Moroccan lamps, ideal for any setting - historical, fantasy or modern. Maybe you want to add a bit of class to your Arabic or Islamic themed sim. Maybe you're looking for a new accessory for your home. Or maybe you're a barbarian/pirate and you just stole them...

Super low land-impact - each lamp is 1 prim. They are quite small (just under 0.5 meters high) but can be scaled up to well over a meter high before the prim count increases.

There are 4 slightly different designs to give variation while keeping to the same style, with options for free-standing or hanging lamps.

Chains for hanging these lamps are available as a separate product (see related items).

Scripted to turn the lights off and on by touch. The script is easily configurable to adjust light color/settings etc. The 'off color' of the glass is defined within the script, which can be adjusted also.

Texture maps are relatively small (256x512) to save on memory, but pack a lot of detail for their size. The diffuse and specular maps are designed to be easily tint-able. There is also a 32x32 texture for the glass.

These items take full advantage of advanced materials, using alpha masking on the diffuse map, which eliminates sorting/transparency issues (such as when someone with fancy hair stands in front of it...).

Please see the SL wiki for more information on materials: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Second_Life%27s_light_model_for_materials

Configuring Materials:

All 4 lamps ship in bronze, but can be easily adjusted to any kind of metal. Below are some examples (which can be seen in the images above).

Bronze
Color: 174,111,65 (R,G,B)
Glossiness: 75
Environment: 97
Specular Color: 243,193,154 (R,G,B)

Gold
Color: 230,157,17
Glossiness: 90
Environment: 115
Specular Color: 249,221,169 (R,G,B)

Silver
Color: 147,150,154 (R,G,B)
Glossiness: 89
Environment: 99
Specular Color: 222,225,236 (R,G,B)

Shiny Silver
Color: 182,182,182 (R,G,B)
Glossiness: 100
Environment: 199
Specular Color: 255,255,255 (R,G,B)

These are suggestions only, and may require further adjustment to get the desired effect in your chosen lighting conditions.

Configuring the Lights:

The script for controlling the light is relatively straightforward. All lines that can be configured have comments (//orange text) to make it clear. Light color ('vector lightcolor'), intensity('float intensity'), radius ('float radius'), falloff ('float falloff'), glow ('float glow') and color of the glass ('vector offcolor') are all adjustable.

When changing color values, the best way is to use the color picker as normal, then note down the RGB values. Divide these values by 255 to get a number between 0.0 - 1.0. For example, white is 255,255,255 or 1.0,1.0,1.0. Bright red is 255,0,0 or 1.0,0,0.

Please note that if you change the color of the light outside of the script (The usual way in the edit window), it will reset to the script values when you next activate it.

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