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We've been adding some content recently. Marc Chaumier just sent me a mixed-content libary including some materials and a couple of plants. User scothand sent us a plant lib. McNeel Associate Brian James has been adding some nicely-calibrated HDR images-- these should drop-in well in nXt without much tinkering. Some links to commercial stuff as well.
See the download page for more.
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Marc Chaumier, Thanks for the materials but could you confirm am setting them up well.
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The bump of the MarbreClairBig-Bump02, i cannot get to work no matter what value I attach to it.
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Weathered Tiles II.ArMaterial, 6.8 MB
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MarbreCarr.ArMaterial, 5.8 MB
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"Good day Sir,
Hope this message meets you well.
I just completed a short walkthrough of an office.
Its down here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L4p5Iyiq5MiSK137UT1eH3POuiI5ZLDA/view?usp=drive_link"
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