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 Post subject: Kitchen/dining hall artwork/objects
PostPosted: Sun May 24, 2009 4:47 pm 
ok this may be the wrong forum...apparently I'm notorious for it, but does anyone have a good resource on kitchen and dining hall objects? I'd like some filler for this temple I'm building. Any other non-bedroom filler object resources would be nice as well.

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 Post subject: Re: Kitchen/dining hall artwork/objects
PostPosted: Mon May 25, 2009 10:48 am 
did you check the gallery? and you're right, if anything, this probably belongs in "user creations"
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 Post subject: Re: Kitchen/dining hall artwork/objects
PostPosted: Mon May 25, 2009 6:47 pm 
(Moved to Links and External Resources. There are also a few threads in the MapTool forum on finding objects -- check the MapTool FAQ.)

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 Post subject: Re: Kitchen/dining hall artwork/objects
PostPosted: Mon May 25, 2009 11:24 pm 
I've searched the gallery, nothing, I checked dundjinni also...nothing...sigh...perhaps if I rip some old .png tiles I can find for the old RPG Maker, won't be very good res, but perhaps usable.

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 Post subject: Re: Kitchen/dining hall artwork/objects
PostPosted: Tue May 26, 2009 12:33 am 
There's a bunch of tables in the 2GB torrent download. Search the forums for this torrent. I also notice that SteelRat has about a dozen tables in the gallery here, but I didn't look at them to see what kind of tables.

Here are the first few tables from the torrent:

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Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Kitchen/Flatware/Flatware_Gold_Tablespoon_RS.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Kitchen/Flatware/Flatware_GrayTablespoon_RS.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Kitchen/Flatware/Flatware_SilverTablespoon_RS.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Kitchen/Flatware/Flatware_Tablespoon_RS.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Broken
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Broken/Dinner_Table_Broken_Tpg.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Broken/broken_table1_rk.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Broken/broken_table2_rk.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Fancy
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Fancy/LouieXVTable_1_RS.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Fancy/LouieXVTable_2_RS.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Fancy/LouieXVTable_3_RS.png
Mapping Objects/Objects/Items/Domestic/Tables/Fancy/LouieXVTable_4_RS.png

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 Post subject: Re: Kitchen/dining hall artwork/objects
PostPosted: Tue May 26, 2009 1:19 am 
Slayve2DnD wrote:
I've searched the gallery, nothing, I checked dundjinni also...nothing...sigh...perhaps if I rip some old .png tiles I can find for the old RPG Maker, won't be very good res, but perhaps usable.


Dude, you've got to get your search technique skilled up some.

I went to Dundjini, to the user creations forum and typed in "Stove" and got 7 threads (6 of which have some stoves in them.) There is nice butcher block table. There is tons of kitchen stuff.

There are also multitudes of tables, and silverware, decanters, chandeliers, and things you'd put in a dinning hall. I'm not sure what you could want for.

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 Post subject: Re: Kitchen/dining hall artwork/objects
PostPosted: Tue May 26, 2009 1:46 pm 
Okay, so I searched for kitchen and dining, and tables, nothing that looked right for what I wanted, that's probably what I should have said. I should have realized I needed to be more specific in my search for the kitchen objects, thank you, I'll look again.

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