[DDD] Wrought Iron Chandelier

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A Simple Metal Chandelier! Perfect for your backyard garden, indoor home, patio, or medieval castle, or outpost.

It comes with 4 metal options included, as well as tinting very well.

Tint your candles for fun new variations, combine the white metal with a pink tinted candle for cuteness, or a crimson red with the black metal for a more gothic look!

You'll get two different LOD options, one which holds up better in spaces over 65m away, but does have a higher land impact.

Only 1 land impact each, and scripted to have a realistic on/off lighting function with just the press of a button.

If you prefer, you can also use the auto on/off versions which will respond to the day/night cycle.

Additionally 1x, 2x, and 3x chain extensions with the texture change are included. Please be aware linking these may cause the land impact to go up higher than expected, and that you should use caution.

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Rich aged textured chandelier candelabra
100% Mesh, Copyable, Unique Texturing
Unique Design, Not Stolen, Hand-Made Mesh
4 metal textures: a silvery antiqued stainless steel tone, pure white, cast iron
black, and burnished and tarnished brown.

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EXCELLENT VALUE: RECOMMENDED

Publicado October 29, 2024 por ChrisFryer

Perfect for a castle or dungeon!!

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Check your light intensity requirements before buying

Publicado May 16, 2019 por Christi Maeterlinck

I love the scripted on-off switch: so much better than having to click on exactly the right spot on the candle itself. Nice textures too, and attractively chunky candles.

However...
The light is very dim in a 10 x 6 room, and it's not possible to adjust it. Sure, I can use Edit/Features and adjust the Intensity, Radius and Falloff of the light so that it's exactly right. BUT then as soon as I switch the light off, and then on again, the values default to the original dim setting. As I suspected (confirmed by the maker), this is to do with the way the lighting script (not accessible) works, and the great variety of Windlight settings in which a light has to operate in SL.

But, given the latter, the maker might perhaps have used a script that preserves the Intensity, Radius and Falloff settings through an Off/On cycle in such a way that the wide variety of lighting situations encountered can be accommodated, rather than advising me to do my own scripting to this end.

The other features are so attractive that many people would pay double the price if the script had this feature from the outset!

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