Set 2 of retro Nordic kitchen materials
Slanted Cabinet
Ironing Board Cabinet
Drying Cabinet
Step Stool Chair
Retro Spice Drawer
A major difference from Set 1, all items in this set have a detailed description attached which explains the context, use, and materials of it's real-world inspiration + how to operate the 3d material.
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All objects are automatically set up to be the proper scale and height to fit with Set 1's objects. The only object with no proper height is the Spice Drawers as they can be freely set anywhere in the kitchen that you'd like (it is mentioned in the material's info that these were often mounted under cabinets or placed on countertops)
Objects inset into the wall, Ironing Board Cabinet & Drying Cabinet, have a "mask" object hidden in it's model to help with LT conversion purposes. You may find how to use this mask in the object's description.
Slanted Cabinet: All 4 doors can be slid fully open independently of each other
Drying Cabinet: Both doors can be fully opened, The drying rack can be pulled down
Ironing Board Cabinet & Board: Both layouts for the cabinet's doors can be fully opened, the ironing board can be pulled down into a flat position, the locking bar can be pulled into place to "lock" the board's movement
Step Stool Chair: The steps can be slid fully out in front of the chair and fully under the chair
Known Issue: The Spice Drawer's model is not optimized properly and thus, cannot function well in CSP compared to other models. Although i have taken steps to make the model as simple as possible, it still causes the program to lag. I do recommend you do not use it if your CSP is prone to crashing or if your device has low RAM. I will take steps to recreate the model if/when I have the time. Thank you for your patience.
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I strive to make my objects as historically/culturally correct as i can. This series is thoroughly researched from an outsider's perspective. Most of my research is based in information taken from researching in Norwegian + from the archive of the Norwegian Digital Museum. Although this series is intended to be a generalized recreation of kitchens one may find among the Nordic countries, much of my information will skew towards a Norwegian influence. I hope this is understandable.
( 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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