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I used Kyle Trottier’s bookshelf and table models to add some furniture to my rooms. I used Kyle’s because I thought the texture and style of the models most closely matched what I already had. I’m pleased with how the extra stuff gives the rooms more personality.<\/p>\n
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For my revised modular building kit, I took some of the feedback I received in class and applied it to my model. I used semi-transparent UVs to make all of the stained glass windows somewhat see-through, so they seem more realistic. The light now shines through the windows, which is pretty cool, though not entirely… <\/p>\n