*****THE NEXT GENERATION***********************************

                 RIGHT HERE, MY DEAR
                for Poser & Daz Studio

************************************MODELED WITH PRIDE*****


1. DESCRIPTION
2. INSTALLATION
3. DAZ STUDIO COMPATIBILITY (DS users, please read)
4. FILE LIST
5. COPYRIGHT
6. OWNERSHIP STATEMENT


**********************    DESCRIPTION   *************************

Every now and then I put myself to the test to see what I learned 
in modeling so far.
This time, 'Right here, my dear' is the result. It's part of attic 
room in old neglected Victorian-style house. The main structure 
consists of:

Door wall - left wall with door and small corridor behind.
Window wall - back wall with window
Ceiling 
Slanted ceiling
Small wall - wall on the right
Floor - parent for all other parts

There are also decorative parts included:

Carpet
Table
Trunk - with open/close lid
Cabinet - with 5 drawers, each one with open/close possibility
Rocking chair
Wheelchair - as separated character with many movable parts
Cobwebs - I experimented with this feature and it turns out to be 
          nice detail
Ceiling lamp - independent part with ambient light adjustment
Wall lamp - same as ceiling lamp, so You can set one light on and 
            other off

I paid attention to uneven surfaces, ripped wallpapers and other 
details, supporting them with high resolution textures for all styles; 
diffuse, specular, bump... etc 

This scene is great for dark and grunge, horror themes, but it can 
also be used in many different ways.
DAZ Studio users; please refer to chapter 3 for compatibility 
issues.


Texture templates not included.


**********************    INSTALATION   *************************

Unpack zip files to Your Poser Runtime folder. 

Models are placed in 
runtime/library/character/Coflek Gnorg/Right Here


Model is assembled in Poser 8, so maybe You'll need to tweak
some parameters (bump and specular) in other versions, my default
is Poser's native units, but even without that You'll get 
impressive results.

********** DAZ STUDIO COMPATIBILITY - MINI TUTORIAL **************

My models are in Poser format (pz2, pz3, cr2, pp2...). They can be 
imported in DS with all movable and morphable parts working like 
in Poser.

As You already know, importing Poser's characters and props into 
DAZ Studio won't import some additional textures and their parameters. 
To get best render results, You'll have to place some textures manually. 
This is not big job because I don't use many textures for my models.

Since I unified my texture's names You'll have no problem to figure 
out where what goes:

_diff.jpg is diffuse texture, DS will load this one.

_spec.jpg is specular texture, used to make some parts of model shinier 
          than others. Just load texture with that extension in 
          'Glossiness', 'Color' and 'Strenght' slot and set all 
          parameters to 100% (texture will do the rest)

_ambi.jpg is for ambient strenght. Although DS import ambient color, 
          You'll have to place texture into 'Strenght' slot and set 
          parameter to 100%. This will reduce ambient light/color on
          certain part of model (otherwise, it will be spreaded across 
          whole model.

_opac.jpg is for opacity, sometime I use semi-transparent surfaces 
          (like dirty window glass or hologram projections), so load 
          this texture into opacity 'Strenght' slot to avoid whole
          model transparency. Set parameter to 100%.

_bump.jpg is for bump/relief effect, surprisingly, this texture will 
          be imported. You just need to set bump 'Strenght' to 100% 
          and Positive to 1-2 (depending on result).

_disp.jpg for displacement, simulated 3D effect on flat surfaces. 
          Load texture into displacement 'Strenght' slot and experiment 
          with parameters in 'Maximum' slider (usually 0.10 to 1).

_refl.jpg for reflection. This texture, placed in 'Strenght' slot with 
          value 100%  determines which part is reflective and how much.

To change texture styles (like in Poser's MAT poses) just replace 
cg_texturename1_diff with cg_texturename2_diff, or 3 or 4.
You don't have to change other sub-textures.


**************************  FILE LIST  ***************************

..\Runtime\Geometries\Coflek Gnorg\Right Here\
   Structure.obj
   Wheelchair.obj

..\Runtime\Libraries\Character\Coflek Gnorg\Right Here\
   Structure.cr2
   Structure.png
   Wheelchair.cr2
   Wheelchair.png

..\Runtime\Libraries\Light\Coflek Gnorg\Right Here\
   Light Set 1.lt2
   Light Set 1.png
   Light Set 2.lt2
   Light Set 2.png
   Light Set 3.lt2
   Light Set 3.png
   Light Set 4.lt2
   Light Set 4.png
   Light Set 5.lt2
   Light Set 5.png

..\Runtime\Textures\Coflek Gnorg\Right Here\
   cg_HDRimage1.hdr
   cg_HDRimage2.hdr
   cg_atceiling_bump.jpg
   cg_atceiling_diff.jpg
   cg_atceiling_spec.jpg
   cg_atchairs_diff.jpg
   cg_atchairs_spec.jpg
   cg_atfloor_bump.jpg
   cg_atfloor_diff.jpg
   cg_atfloor_spec.jpg
   cg_atfurniture_bump.jpg
   cg_atfurniture_diff.jpg
   cg_atfurniture_spec.jpg
   cg_atlights_ambi.jpg
   cg_atlights_bump.jpg
   cg_atlights_diff.jpg
   cg_atlights_spec.jpg
   cg_atseat_bump.jpg
   cg_atseat_diff.jpg
   cg_atseat_opac.jpg
   cg_atwallpap_bump.jpg
   cg_atwallpap_diff.jpg
   cg_atwhchair_bump.jpg
   cg_atwhchair_diff.jpg
   cg_atwhchair_spec.jpg
   cg_atwindow_opac.jpg
   cg_atwindow_spec.jpg
   cg_atwood_bump.jpg
   cg_atwood_diff.jpg
   cg_atwood_spec.jpg
   cg_stcobweb_diff.jpg
   cg_stcobweb_opac.jpg


..\Documentation\
   Right Here_readme.txt
   license.txt




*************************  COPYRIGHTS **************************

All output forms of models (still pictures,animations,etc) are 
free to use in commercial or non-commercial purposes without any 
limitations.
Distributing or selling models in their original state 
(geometry files), or as part of another models is forbidden.

*******************  OWNERSHIP STATEMENT **********************

All of this product's content was created by Dominik Lenardo 
(coflek-gnorg of renderosity). 
Copyright 11.07.2012. Dominik Lenardo