Large Built-in Cabinet Wall

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This material can be used in Studio Mode. (What is Studio Mode?)

This big wall of storage could store anything and everything. Its doors and drawers are fully preset to move, too!

I made this for my own fan comic purposes so it's not up to the quality of the materials that I'd prefer to upload. But Its a pretty neat piece and I felt It should be shared anyways. Why not?

This wall of European-style storage is a hold-all for all sorts of materials. Whatever the resident needs, probably.

Since this Object is so large, I have broken down the unit into 5 Major sections and 2 minor sections within the Object Node list.

The 5 Major sections (color-coded below) group together the 5 vertical columns of the unit. These sections are there to help you navigate the Object Node list and the Preset Moveable Parts list.

Because so many of the meshes are separate objects within the model, This object is somewhat modular. You can turn on and off the visibility of multiple parts, such as doors and knobs and drawers, or even adjust the height of shelves.

Note: All doors and drawers are set up to be moved with the Preset Movement tab ONLY and thus, they will all move without their knobs and glass if you try to move them within the canvas by yourself.

Handy Tutorial:

There is so much going on in this model, it might be hard to navigate. Especially if fine print isn't your friend.

Open the settings of the material and navigate the object list. You can use the Object selection tool on the model to highlight the part that you'd like to move/hide. This will Highlight the component that you have selected in the Object List.
You will know which component it is once you reach the sub-group that has a "PM" label following the name. This notes that this specific group of meshes have been given a Preset Movement.
Note which Section this sub-group is in. This will determine what it's Movement set is prefaced with. (S1 for section 1 / S2 for section 2.... )
You can check the name of the sub group in the Object List, this will corelate to the title of the Preset Movement.
Open the Preset Movement panel (Circled above) and navigate to the part that you are looking for. Hopefully It was right!

My apologies if this model is hard to navigate. I did my best to edit it to be as easy for users to use as I could. I will continue to test the model and update it if necessary over the next few days after initial upload. Thank you for your patience!

( Unless if my models are made with a lot of labor, I intend to keep all of my 3D Object assets free for the community. If you would like to pay anyways, you can gift some of your clippy below .)

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