Post by Xaa on Jan 25, 2007 9:32:19 GMT -5
This item was originally made as a christmas present for a friend this last holiday season. You can go to the page the download is located on by either clicking the image, or the link below the image.
www.sharecg.com/v/31407/Poser/1960s-EZ-Bake-Oven-for-Poser
Enjoy! ;D
*****README FOR THE EZ-BAKE OVEN*****
What it is:
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This is an attempt at a replica of the style of Easy-Bake Ovens that were popular in the 1960's. It includes a pan, pan-tool, and a muffin. there are two versions of the pan, one is smart-propped to the oven, the other is smart-propped to the pan tool. The muffin is smart-propped to the pan. It's made for P5 and up, as it uses material nodes on the metal parts and on the muffin, but DAZ Studio owners should be able to get it to work by re-texturing the metal parts and the muffin.
The original EZ-bake oven back in the '60s included a miniature spatula, a miniature measuring spoon (shaped like a soup-spoon), a miniature rolling pin, and several other miniature kitchen tools. There were also many "add-on" products from third-party manufacturers, such as pans, stirring implements, measuring tools, and so on. Basically, nearly any kitchen implement you may have for Poser can be used, there was almost certainly SOMEONE selling it back then.
Please note that I did the oven almost entirely from memory, recalling the one my sister had nearly forty years ago, so if I've botched some details, sorry, you'll have to live with it.
What you can do with it:
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1) You're free to use this model in any render, non-commericial or commercial.
2) You may NOT sell the model itself, either individually or as part of a compilation. This is particularly true since Hasbro owns the trademark to the oven, and if you sell it they will sue the pants off you, so don't even consider it.
3) If you re-post this model on your website or as part of a free compilation, the archive must include this readme file.
How to use it:
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First, extract this archive to your Poser runtime directory. The files will fall into the following directories:
The Oven and goodies will appear under Runtime:Libraries:Props:Easy-Bake_Oven
Helpful Tip: Feel free to move the files wherever you need them to go, based on how you've organized your Poser folders. On my machine, I have something like 12 gig of Poser goodies, I'd never find anything just letting stuff randomly install, I'd end up with a mess of folders and never remember where anything was. So, I have a pretty extensive and exacting folder arrangement to help me find things. For example, on my machine, the oven falls under bed falls under :Runtime:libraries:props:CharacterProps:General:General Gear and Clothing:18th - 21st Century:Games, Toys and Entertainment:EZ-Bake Oven. Just don't change the location of the texture file for the label, and it will work no matte where you drop the prop files.
After you've arranged the files where you want them (and deleted folders you don't need in your directory structure), open Poser. To use the oven, simply load it like any other prop, then position it where you need it. Ditto for the other items. Again, there are two versions of the pan, one is smart-propped to the oven, the other is smart-propped to the pan tool. The muffin is smart-propped to the pan.
Who made it:
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©2006 Jim Farris, All Rights Reserved
www.jim-farris.com
*****END OF README FOR THE EZ-BAKE OVEN*****
www.sharecg.com/v/31407/Poser/1960s-EZ-Bake-Oven-for-Poser
Enjoy! ;D
*****README FOR THE EZ-BAKE OVEN*****
What it is:
------------
This is an attempt at a replica of the style of Easy-Bake Ovens that were popular in the 1960's. It includes a pan, pan-tool, and a muffin. there are two versions of the pan, one is smart-propped to the oven, the other is smart-propped to the pan tool. The muffin is smart-propped to the pan. It's made for P5 and up, as it uses material nodes on the metal parts and on the muffin, but DAZ Studio owners should be able to get it to work by re-texturing the metal parts and the muffin.
The original EZ-bake oven back in the '60s included a miniature spatula, a miniature measuring spoon (shaped like a soup-spoon), a miniature rolling pin, and several other miniature kitchen tools. There were also many "add-on" products from third-party manufacturers, such as pans, stirring implements, measuring tools, and so on. Basically, nearly any kitchen implement you may have for Poser can be used, there was almost certainly SOMEONE selling it back then.
Please note that I did the oven almost entirely from memory, recalling the one my sister had nearly forty years ago, so if I've botched some details, sorry, you'll have to live with it.
What you can do with it:
------------------------
1) You're free to use this model in any render, non-commericial or commercial.
2) You may NOT sell the model itself, either individually or as part of a compilation. This is particularly true since Hasbro owns the trademark to the oven, and if you sell it they will sue the pants off you, so don't even consider it.
3) If you re-post this model on your website or as part of a free compilation, the archive must include this readme file.
How to use it:
--------------
First, extract this archive to your Poser runtime directory. The files will fall into the following directories:
The Oven and goodies will appear under Runtime:Libraries:Props:Easy-Bake_Oven
Helpful Tip: Feel free to move the files wherever you need them to go, based on how you've organized your Poser folders. On my machine, I have something like 12 gig of Poser goodies, I'd never find anything just letting stuff randomly install, I'd end up with a mess of folders and never remember where anything was. So, I have a pretty extensive and exacting folder arrangement to help me find things. For example, on my machine, the oven falls under bed falls under :Runtime:libraries:props:CharacterProps:General:General Gear and Clothing:18th - 21st Century:Games, Toys and Entertainment:EZ-Bake Oven. Just don't change the location of the texture file for the label, and it will work no matte where you drop the prop files.
After you've arranged the files where you want them (and deleted folders you don't need in your directory structure), open Poser. To use the oven, simply load it like any other prop, then position it where you need it. Ditto for the other items. Again, there are two versions of the pan, one is smart-propped to the oven, the other is smart-propped to the pan tool. The muffin is smart-propped to the pan.
Who made it:
------------
©2006 Jim Farris, All Rights Reserved
www.jim-farris.com
*****END OF README FOR THE EZ-BAKE OVEN*****
