"TB" Gorgeous baroque fire screen M1322

Thank you for your interest in this gorgeous baroque fire screen.

This fire screen has been made with the best possible balance between collapse and Li, it hold a really long distance with viewer LOD setting 4.

The Li is prepared for the indicated size. A extra mesh has been added of the lowest part in case you would like to reduce the size and in the collapse would happen too soon. The model is created for interior usage.
Multiple texture faces have been created to give you a decent choice. Optimal is of course the usage of the UV and ambient occlusion maps.

MESH: build low prim with high detail, just rez as any other object you would rez. Adjust the size as you need as you do with prims. Mind that by increasing you might increase you're Land Impact (prim count).

Included in this box:
1 mesh (as uploaded with colored texture faces)
1 sample setup
6 1024*1024 ambient occlusion maps (3*2 alpha = no black lines when applied)
3 1024*1024 UV map - made in such way that you have a minimum trouble to make you're items seamless

Items can be seen rezzed inworld, kindly follow the link.

You're comments on marketplace are highly appreciated.

Items may never be given away FP or copy/trans. Just a matter of respect for peoples work and your own :).

MESH: build low prim with high detail, just rez as any other object you would rez. Adjust the size as you need as you do with prims. (mind that by increasing you might increase you're Land Impact (prim count)

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