Hmm no worries, I will try to make some models to use. The anvil will be hard though.
In the mean time, I managed to get texturing to work (yay!). It doesn't look pretty though, the main mistake I made, I think, is that I scaled the UV maps too small and so when I tried to put the textures into place in Illustrator the scales are all messed up. Next step is to work on organizing the maps better to make it easier to get the textures to look good.
Anyway, here is the model I've been playing with. Keeping with the theme of early maritimes buildings, I went for an early blacksmith. This one is based on buildings in Port-Royal Nova Scotia, which is a recreated historical site, "The Habitation at Port Royal", but originally was a French settlement from 1605 and was the capital of Acadia. I wanted this to be a basic blacksmith, small, limited production. The blacksmith at Port-Royal is much larger, so I used a smaller building as a guide. The inside (furnace, chimney, bellows) are my attempt at the ones in Port-Royal. Originally my plan for some basic buildings was little more than a lean to and a shed, but after coming across these I might make this style my basic buildings set instead. More historical.
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More info on Port-Royal Wikipedia... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port-Royal...toric_Site
