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Description
I will update this with a newer version soon.

Another stage with medieval-esque theme, this time, an interior. We Hungarians say that no village should exist without an inn. Applying the rule to the village I recently made , this is what we get. A place for hunters, warriors, traders and travellers - and of course, maids and bards.

I originally wanted this to be the medieval version of the 100 Rads bar . Then I thought that a central fire pit would look cool. For that, I had to rearrange the tables, but it didn't look good in any configuration. I decided to extend the room, which gave me too much space to fill. That's when the central supports were put in place, separating the room in an unobtrusive way. The benches, stools and other decorative items were added later. In the end I got an interior that looked completely different, but I think it's a good thing.

Most of the design elements came from my own imagination, except the fire pit and the horn chandelier and fixtures, the idea of those were borrowed from Skyrim's inns.

The models in the picture are the Lost Horseman and Leona with her kantele .

How to use:
The stage is dull and grayish in colour on purpose. It makes light systems more effective, but also makes them mandatory. The best effect to use is my enhanced version of the Half-Lambert shaders, which can be downloaded here: fav.me/d7tkbes
Enable self-shadows for the stage, apply the effect on it, load a PointLight#.x file, and set up the light as you like. It is a good idea to disable ground shadows in the View menu.

Read the rules before you download: fav.me/d58nbu7

Enhanced Half-Lambert Shaders: fav.me/d7tkbes

Description
I will update this with a newer version soon.

Another stage with medieval-esque theme, this time, an interior. We Hungarians say that no village should exist without an inn. Applying the rule to the village I recently made , this is what we get. A place for hunters, warriors, traders and travellers - and of course, maids and bards.

I originally wanted this to be the medieval version of the 100 Rads bar . Then I thought that a central fire pit would look cool. For that, I had to rearrange the tables, but it didn't look good in any configuration. I decided to extend the room, which gave me too much space to fill. That's when the central supports were put in place, separating the room in an unobtrusive way. The benches, stools and other decorative items were added later. In the end I got an interior that looked completely different, but I think it's a good thing.

Most of the design elements came from my own imagination, except the fire pit and the horn chandelier and fixtures, the idea of those were borrowed from Skyrim's inns.

The models in the picture are the Lost Horseman and Leona with her kantele .

How to use:
The stage is dull and grayish in colour on purpose. It makes light systems more effective, but also makes them mandatory. The best effect to use is my enhanced version of the Half-Lambert shaders, which can be downloaded here: fav.me/d7tkbes
Enable self-shadows for the stage, apply the effect on it, load a PointLight#.x file, and set up the light as you like. It is a good idea to disable ground shadows in the View menu.

Read the rules before you download: fav.me/d58nbu7

Enhanced Half-Lambert Shaders: fav.me/d7tkbes