The glow map texture can easily be removed from the model, if it's an issue. You could instead use a faint green light source, like I did.
I actually don't mind the glow.. maybe at night it might be overpowering..?
I was just curious to hypothetically explore more options.. I'm secretly absorbing knowledge from all of you. 
Since it was unsuccessful, it isn't the way I would do it. Shall I do it?
Nah, it's just a calculator model and not really worth the bother. I just decided to fiddle around with the display for a bit. Thanks.
The lightness of the image being used as the illumination map certainly does.
Set #8:
The body on the hospital bed is just there to test the asset size.
The decorative garden lantern is quite nice and would not be out of place in a fantasy environment either. Nor would the bench. Is that a projector on the floor?
Nice.
Lockers to replace rescaled blue wardrobes, office chairs to replace standard ones, very good. And more medical stuff to use for something I've planned already, great.
More over a beer? bottle! Beer is central to the module 3 I'm currently finishing. Excellent.
As for the igloo, I'm sure it could hide something important, especially on a very cold exoplanet 
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Is that a projector on the floor?
Yup. Now all I need is a projection screen...
Can we download these? I really would love to use a few of these haha..
Can we download these? I really would love to use a few of these haha..
Not just yet. Once I've got a suitably large collection, I'll make it available. Right now it's just eye candy. 
This isn't an update, I just thought some viewers might find this Sci-Fi model site interesting: SolCommand.
More modern thingie mcjingies...
I should set the projected texture flag on that rug.
It's difficult to see in this image, but there's a microscope on that crate at left. In the background are four different concrete columns in various states of disrepair; two are concealed by the other models. The sets of four seats are intended for a metro-like scene. They don't have legs so you'd either have to add those, or put them against a wall. Possibly the chair and pedestal could be used in other genres. The two crates have lettering stamped on them, so they probably wouldn't work in a non-modern setting. Not sure what you'd use the base at lower left for... but it looks nifty.
Nice (again) .
Seats : well put them on top of a range of standard stools (not the medical ones 
) and you simulate an airlainer, train, starship passengers cabin, Excellent. Just what I need for a module 4 interior.
Microscope : I see exactly where I can use it, great 
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Crates : no problem for me, sci-fi/fantasy setting. To use them in non modern setting, I'd look for a rescaled standard prop that could hide the lettering.
The base on the left : well a spatio temporal portal base of course! 
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I really like the new screen with its display.
Amazing work!
Love the selection..
Set #10. I had to texture the telescope model; the rest are straight ports. The sofa needed some LoD work because of the poly count. The tank device at left might not be realistic enough for a mod setting, but I leave that to the module builder's judgement.
Wait, did somebody arm the magnetic bomb while I wasn't watching? Run away, run away!
The list of remaining models I can add to this set is rapidly shrinking as I find that many are either too high poly to bother trying to trim down, don't have a file format I can import, or are simply not up to snuff quality-wise. That's all right though; I hope to add maybe one or two more sets then release the lot. After that, possibly I'm going to work on a smaller list of modern-styled walls and fences.
Cool! I already have an amazing choice and one or two sets to come .
Set #11: I'm scraping the last few bits from my model listings now. Still, there's some interesting placeables here...
The Angkor Wat statue in back can be useful in a jungle setting, such as a shrine. It should scale fairly nicely as well.
I surely can use the missiles, the reactors and almost all the other props, cool. And I think I've found where to use the Angkor Vat statue .
The Angkor Wat statue in back can be useful in a jungle setting, such as a shrine. It should scale fairly nicely as well.
Are there more assets in that style? It's not really "modern", but that style of stuff can be useful for a ruins in Faerun.
Set #10. I had to texture the telescope model; the rest are straight ports. The sofa needed some LoD work because of the poly count. The tank device at left might not be realistic enough for a mod setting, but I leave that to the module builder's judgement.
Wait, did somebody arm the magnetic bomb while I wasn't watching? Run away, run away!
Proper pizza! Sigil has za, which is pizza, though the pepperonis on za are probably made from minor demons or something.
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