Mesh Book, Full Permissions Builders Ediition

CMcA Book, Single, Mesh, Builders Edition
By Camden McAndrews

By special request...

End User License: You may not sell or give away this mesh item or the included textures with both Copy and Transfer permissions set for the next owner; nor may you use the example art without substantially modifying it. The names of characters, businesses, and locations in the cover art and the story are trademarks of Camden McAndrews, and you don't have permission to use them. Otherwise, you can do what you want with it.

This single mesh book has full permissions and comes with the example texture and the template texture shown in the picture. (Right-click and open the book to get the textures and the full-permissions version, textured with the template.)

The book does not open. It's a static mesh object. No scripts.

I put all sides of the mesh into a single 1024x1024 texture file; one file because the overhead of downloading 8 individual small textures is an order of magnitude higher than a single 1024x1024. The template shows you the location and exact dimensions of each face. You can download it to your computer and customize it any way you want.

The mesh object can be stretched in X, Y, and Z.

Land impact, as built (0.5 m tall), is tiny: Download 0.1, Physics 0.4.

Amusement: The example cover texture is from the exciting, hilarious, and heart-warming tales of the adventures of Hon. Percival Ginswiller and his disarmingly beautiful lady love, Miss Sarah Lee, as they romp throughout Victorian London thwarting villains and upholding the principles of freedom and self-reliance whilst visiting the most unlikely establishments of eating and drinking. Sir Percival and Miss Sara are, of course, the title characters, "The Glutton and The Winebibber." Cover art by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

Oh, all right -- I just made all that up. The title is actually a quote from a far older real book about a different superhero, the identify of whom I shall withhold so that you can enjoy figuring it out for yourself. To the best of my knowledge, there has never been a novelist named Willem Pepys, nor a publishing house named Hawgswallow Press, and not even a city named South Muckymarsh. But hey, the cover art really *is* by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec; he painted "Monsieur Boileau," in 1893 so any copyright for the original artwork is but a distant memory.

Thanks for buying my stuff! I do hope you enjoy it!

Wishing you all the best in this and every life,

Camden McAndrews