[Ds] Chateau Sectionals - Inner Curves
These are single sitter (maturity rating = Everyone) social seating. Each chair has their own menus.
Land Impact:
Stool (without back) = 4
Chair (with back) = 5
Texture change is controlled from the Dictatorshop logo on the back of the items. There are 10 leathers, 6 metal tacks and 8 wood choices. The sectionals are MOD so you can tint the fabrics to suit your decor if needed.
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE SEATS ARE NOT LINKED TO EACH OTHER as this will break the seating and the color change.
There are three preset arrangements included for your convenience, they rez as a full circle, just remove the sections you don't need. If you have the edit window open BEFORE you rez them out the entire group will be selected on rez and is easier to move around.
The sections have a script [Ds] Sitter which prevents more than one avatar from sitting at a time, this prevents accidental double sits, it also makes it a one click sit. If you do not like this arrangement, simply remove that script from the contents and reset scripts for default behavior. NOTE: when editing textures you will have to be sitting due to this script or it grabs you, (LOL).
No pillows are included on these sectionals (it they are built in it would add prims and look really "repeaty" with many of the sectionals together) but you are able to add your own as you like, just use the back on either side of the main sits to position your items/pillows. The widest sit is the Indian sit so be sure to test in that and other poses just to make sure things are aligned and looking good for everyone.
These Chateau Sectionals are textured to match the other pieces in the Chateau line of products so be sure to check them out in the main shop!
EDITING NOTE: It is much easier to work with the sectionals if you have "Local" chosen in the edit dropdown rather than the default "World". This allows you to move the stools along their OWN axis which makes tucking them into place a much more straightforward proposition than trying to move them based on N-S-E-W coordinates.
Another handy trick is that if you need to rotate a whole set of pieces, drop a prim down in the center, choose the checkbox "edit axis at root" on the edit window and then choose all the pieces you wish to rotate and THEN the prim you dropped last that will move the arrows to the middle of that prim and then if you rotate all of the pieces will rotate around that point.
