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Geep: Add refs to Loot, Alert & Suspicion wiki entries. Categories

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Add refs to Loot, Alert & Suspicion wiki entries. Categories

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	== Random Paintings ==		== Random Paintings ==
	For quick decoration of a wall, entities are available that will randomly choose the art within the frame, but just for the 3 largest rectangular frames. See "Create Entity..." then Static/Decoration/Paintings/. Choose the entity for the orientation you want ("hor" or "ver") and frame size: large, medium, or (implied) original.		For quick decoration of a wall, entities are available that will randomly choose the art within the frame, but just for the 3 largest rectangular frames. See "Create Entity..." then Static/Decoration/Paintings/Random/. Choose the entity for the orientation you want ("hor" or "ver") and frame size: large, medium, or (implied) original.

	== Lootable Paintings ==		== Lootable Paintings ==
	These entities incorporate essentially the same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..." and choose one of the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg "skin" with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in the viewing pane.) Note: Skins shown <span style="color:red";>in red</span> in the Cross Reference Listing further below won't loot properly.		These entities incorporate essentially the same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..." and choose one of the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg "skin" with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in the viewing pane.) Note: Skins shown <span style="color:red";>in red</span> in the Cross Reference Listing further below won't loot properly.

	As with every type of loot entity, there is a default loot value that you can change.		As with every type of loot entity, there is a default loot value that you can change. See the the Loot Paintings section of "[[Loot]]" for an example.

	When a miniature or desktop painting is looted, it disappears from the game, and a grouping of 3 "mini" paintings is shown as the inventory icon.		When a miniature or desktop painting is looted, it disappears from the game, and a grouping of 3 "mini" paintings is shown as the inventory icon.

	With a larger painting, the looted frame remains behind, and a rolled canvas appears in inventory. The looted frame shows wood boards with little bits of canvas where the art had been. If you'd rather have a see-through hole where the art had been, change the value in the "replace" spawnarg, e.g., from "atdm:empty_painting_medium" to "atdm:removed_painting_medium". (But "removed painting..." is only defined for the 3 largest size frames.)		With a larger painting, the looted frame remains behind, and a rolled canvas appears in inventory. The looted frame shows wood boards with little bits of canvas where the art had been. If you'd rather have a see-through hole where the art had been, change the value in the "replace" spawnarg, e.g., from "atdm:empty_painting_medium" to "atdm:removed_painting_medium". (But "removed painting..." is only defined for the 3 largest size frames.) There are images of what the see-through looks like under "[[Loot]]".

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

			'[[Loot]]' has a few words and images about Loot Paintings circa TDM 1.01, including setting inventory loot value and type.

			'[[Alert & Suspicion Triggers]]' tells how to set spawnargs (absence_noticeability, absence_alert, team) on items so that AI might alert when they're looted or moved. Since TDM 1.07, this should work on lootable paintings. This is implemented by engine code and Absence Markers aka Missing Markers.

	[https://forums.thedarkmod.com/index.php?/topic/12340-questions-from-garreth/&do=findComment&comment=249883 Fidcal's March 3, 2011 forum post]		[https://forums.thedarkmod.com/index.php?/topic/12340-questions-from-garreth/&do=findComment&comment=249883 Fidcal's March 3, 2011 forum post]

	[https://forums.thedarkmod.com/index.php?/topic/20837-new-paintings/ OGDA's March 10, 2021 forum post]		[https://forums.thedarkmod.com/index.php?/topic/20837-new-paintings/ OGDA's March 10, 2021 forum post]

			[[Category:Tutorial]]
			[[Category:Editing]]

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Lootable Paintings

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	\| Desktop, Landscape Mode \|\| atdm:loot_painting_minature_desktop_horizontal		\| Desktop, Landscape Mode \|\| atdm:loot_painting_minature_desktop_horizontal
	\|}		\|}

	~~(There are also "…_tearable" variant models of all sizes except miniature and desktop.)~~

	== Bonus Model ==		== Bonus Model ==

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	'''An ~~Introduction to~~ TDM's Framed Painting System'''		'''An Overview of TDM's Framed Painting System'''

	''By Geep, October, 2021''		''By Geep, October, 2021''

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	† This unnamed vertical male portrait is the default image baked into the model		† This unnamed vertical male portrait is the default image baked into the model

			== Need More Art? ==
			Consider additional "Merry Paintings". Besides the 3 in the standard distribution, skins and DDS for over 50 paintings were created by Arcturus. They can be found in FMs like “The Accountant 2” and “Down by the River”, typically with skin names like merrypainting<nn>. Prefer the 512 x 512 ones over 256 x 256 versions.

			Geep's "Away 0: Stolen Heart" [COMING SOON] has further art, as well as special resources and guidance to make it easier for you to create your own custom paintings.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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Lootable Paintings

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	== Lootable Paintings ==		== Lootable Paintings ==
	These entities incorporate essentially the same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..." and choose one of the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg "skin" with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in the viewing pane.)		These entities incorporate essentially the same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..." and choose one of the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg "skin" with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in the viewing pane.) Note: Skins shown <span style="color:red";>in red</span> in the Cross Reference Listing further below won't loot properly.

	As with every type of loot entity, there is a default loot value that you can change.		As with every type of loot entity, there is a default loot value that you can change.

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	The .tga bumpmaps (aka normal maps) are 256 x 256. The specular .dds maps are 128 x 128 x 32-bit. Editor jpgs are generally 256x256, 24-bit, rarely 512x512, 24 bit. If not present, the editor uses the dds.		The .tga bumpmaps (aka normal maps) are 256 x 256. The specular .dds maps are 128 x 128 x 32-bit. Editor jpgs are generally 256x256, 24-bit, rarely 512x512, 24 bit. If not present, the editor uses the dds.

			=== Cross Reference Listing of Image Skin and DDS File Names ===
			''With information about art orientation & support for lootability.''

			As indicated at the outset, in DR’s Entity Viewer, with a TDM framed painting model, if you select the skin spawnarg and hit the "Choose Skin", you will get an alphabetic list of painting skin names. If you needed the underlying image name, you’d consult the skin & material files; that information is summarized here. In the following list, images are "vertical" (portrait-mode) unless indicated ''by italics'' as "horizontal" (landscape-mode). The skin names all have a "..._torn" variant defined, as well, unless indicated <span style="color: red;>in red</span>.
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			\| '''Starter Set: painting[01-11]_d.dds'''

			01) †

			02) portrait_in_armour

			03) shepherd_boy

			04) portrait_mage

			05) still_life01

			06) portrait_peasant_woman

			''07) landscape_ruin01''

			08) portrait_pagan_queen

			''09) artist''

			10) portrait_villagemaid

			<span style="color: red;> 11) cathedral *

			<span style="color: red;>'''Continuation Set: painting[12-15].dds''' (no “_d”)

			<span style="color: red;> ''12) carravagio1''

			<span style="color: red;> 13) portrait_with_skull01 *

			<span style="color: red;> 14) portrait_with_skull02 *

			<span style="color: red;> ''15) angel_with_skulls''

			<span style="color: red;>'''Builder Set: painting_builder[02-04].dds'''

			<span style="color: red;> 02) builder02 *

			<span style="color: red;> 03) builder03 *

			<span style="color: red;> 04) builder04 *

			<span style="color: red;>'''Dead Set: painting_dead[1-2].dds'''

			<span style="color: red;> ''1) dead1''

			<span style="color: red;> 2) dead2 *

			\|\| '''"M" Set: painting[01-10]_m_d.dds'''

			''01) stormy_sea'' **

			02) village_dance

			''03) windmill''

			''04) builder_godisangry''

			05) portrait_nobleman

			''06) still_life02''

			''07) lighthouse''

			08) woman_abducted

			09) builder_mythology

			''10) presenting_severed_head''

			'''"L" Set: painting[01-10]_l_d.dds'''

			''01) landscape_ruin02''

			''02) farmland''

			''03) execution''

			04) master_builder

			05) sorceress

			''06) harbor''

			07) woman_bathing

			08) builder_forge

			09) warriors

			''10) knight_and_maiden''

			<span style="color: red;>'''Merry Set: merrypainting[01,14,40].dds'''

			<span style="color: red;> 01) portrait_official *

			<span style="color: red;> 14) builder_priest *

			<span style="color: red;> 40) portrait_fair_maiden *
			\|}

			<nowiki>*</nowiki> Image is "vertical", but incorrectly marked as "horizontal" (as of TDM 2.09). That is, skin says:
			model "models/darkmod/decorative/painting_desktop_horizontal.ase"
			but, given the image, should say:
			model "models/darkmod/decorative/painting_desktop_vertical.ase"
			<nowiki>**</nowiki> Image is "horizontal", but incorrectly marked as “vertical” in skin definition.

			† This unnamed vertical male portrait is the default image baked into the model

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	Otherwise, frob_loot() instantiates a new entity given by the "replace" spawnarg, in the same place and angles that the original caller had been. By default, this new entity is the appropriate size of "atdm:empty_painting...", which uses as its model the appropriate size of "..._tearable" and as its skin the original caller's skin name with "_torn" appended.		Otherwise, frob_loot() instantiates a new entity given by the "replace" spawnarg, in the same place and angles that the original caller had been. By default, this new entity is the appropriate size of "atdm:empty_painting...", which uses as its model the appropriate size of "..._tearable" and as its skin the original caller's skin name with "_torn" appended.

			=== Skin, Material, & Definition Files ===

			Skins for framed paintings are included in tdm_models_decls01.pk4/skins/...
			tdm_decorative_wall.skin ''generally''
			campaign.skin ''for dead1, dead2 materials (painting_dead*.dds files)''

			Materials associated with skins for framed paintings are included in
			tdm_models_decls01.pk4/materials/tdm_model_decorative_wall.mtr

			Definitions for loot painting entities, including after-frob empty-frame entities, are included in
			tdm_defs01.pk4/def/tdm_loot.def

			=== Underlying Image File Locations and Naming Conventions ===

			Existing painting texture images may be found within tdm_models02.pk4 …

			In dds form: /dds/models/darkmod/props/textures/
			painting*.dds
			merrypainting*.dds

			In other forms: /models/darkmod/props/textures/...
			painting*_d_ed.jpg
			painting*_local.tga

			Texture filenames in general follow this TDM naming convention, though early textures less so:
			* Suffix _d means "Diffuse map"
			* Suffix _s means "Specular map"
			* Suffix _local means "Bump map" aka normal map
			* Suffix _d_ed means "Diffuse for Editor Preview"

			The standard painting filenames appear as named sets, reflecting not their artistic content, but instead their history of incorporation into TDM core assets. Just looking at the diffuse ones, and inferring names for the sets and for individual items giving skin names. It is likely that "M" & "L" sets were introduced at the same time as the Medium & Large size painting models, and at that time may have distinguished between 256 x 256 and 512 x 512 DDS files. But now (at least for the core asset DDS) all the DDS are 512 x 512. So really, skins from any of these sets can be used with any size "painting01…" frame model.

			=== File Resolutions ===

			As mentioned above, the diffuse .dds are 512 x 512 x 32 bits. They all contain
			* The art in the leftmost 400 pixels (x positions 0-399)
			* A vertical sample of the frame in the rightmost pixels.

			In older FMs, you may encounter lower-resolution versions of the diffuse files. In a 256-wide image, the art takes up 200 pixels (0-199), the frame 57 pixels.

			The .tga bumpmaps (aka normal maps) are 256 x 256. The specular .dds maps are 128 x 128 x 32-bit. Editor jpgs are generally 256x256, 24-bit, rarely 512x512, 24 bit. If not present, the editor uses the dds.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	== Available Models ==		== Available Models ==
	Under decorative/wall/painting… are the models listed in the table below, here from largest to smallest. Frames can accommodate portrait or landscape art by simple rotation on the wall. An exception are the two "desktop" models, which are tilted and have a stand, and have a specified orientation. The "round" frames are actually oval. (There are also "…_tearable" variant models ~~of all sizes except miniature and desktop~~.)		Under decorative/wall/painting… are the models listed in the table below, here from largest to smallest. Frames can accommodate portrait or landscape art by simple rotation on the wall. An exception are the two "desktop" models, which are tilted and have a stand, and have a specified orientation. The "round" frames are actually oval. (There are also "…_tearable" variant models, which you should generally ignore; again, they're mainly used to implement lootables.)

	This convenient system of multiple sizes predates the ability of DR to easily rescale a model. You can now use the latter to create additional sizes if required.		This convenient system of multiple sizes predates the ability of DR to easily rescale a model. You can now use the latter to create additional sizes if required.
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	\| Small \|\| painting01_s \|\| 32.0 x 23.0 \|\| 24.0 x 15.0		\| Small \|\| painting01_s \|\| 32.0 x 23.0 \|\| 24.0 x 15.0
	\|-		\|-
	\| Miniature \|\| ~~painting_miniature~~ \|\| 16.0 x 12.0 \|\| 12.0 x 8.0		\| Miniature \|\| painting_minature \|\| 16.0 x 12.0 \|\| 12.0 x 8.0
	\|-		\|-
	\| Desktop, Portrait Mode \|\| painting_desktop_vertical \|\| 16.9 x 12.0 \|\| 12.0 x 8.0		\| Desktop, Portrait Mode \|\| painting_desktop_vertical \|\| 16.9 x 12.0 \|\| 12.0 x 8.0
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	Sizes are the approximate dimensions in DR units when in portrait orientation (except painting_desktop_horizontal is landscape).		Sizes are the approximate dimensions in DR units when in portrait orientation (except painting_desktop_horizontal is landscape).

			Regrettably, miniature is mis-spelled as "minature" in TDM's formal object names here.

	For the desktop frames (whose models are under .../decorative/, not .../decorative/wall/), the dimensions given are with frame and canvas rotated into the vertical plane, i.e., untilted. Kickstand ignored.		For the desktop frames (whose models are under .../decorative/, not .../decorative/wall/), the dimensions given are with frame and canvas rotated into the vertical plane, i.e., untilted. Kickstand ignored.

	In the round frames, art is visibly stretched, along the narrower frame direction.		In the round frames, art is visibly stretched, along the narrower frame direction.

			== Random Paintings ==
			For quick decoration of a wall, entities are available that will randomly choose the art within the frame, but just for the 3 largest rectangular frames. See "Create Entity..." then Static/Decoration/Paintings/. Choose the entity for the orientation you want ("hor" or "ver") and frame size: large, medium, or (implied) original.

	== Lootable Paintings ==		== Lootable Paintings ==
			These entities incorporate essentially the same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..." and choose one of the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg "skin" with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in the viewing pane.)

			As with every type of loot entity, there is a default loot value that you can change.

	~~These incorporate essentially~~ the ~~same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..."~~ and ~~choose one~~ of ~~the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg~~ "~~skin~~" ~~with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in~~ the ~~viewing pane~~.)		When a miniature or desktop painting is looted, it disappears from the game, and a grouping of 3 "mini" paintings is shown as the inventory icon.

	~~When~~ a painting is looted, ~~it is shown~~ rolled in inventory ~~(using guis/assets/hud/inventory_icons/painting_rolled_icon)~~. The frame ~~then~~ shows wood boards where the art ~~was~~. ~~(Implemented by~~ the ~~frob_loot script replacing~~ the ~~original model with one that has~~ the ~~equivalent _torn skin~~).		With a larger painting, the looted frame remains behind, and a rolled canvas appears in inventory. The looted frame shows wood boards with little bits of canvas where the art had been. If you'd rather have a see-through hole where the art had been, change the value in the "replace" spawnarg, e.g., from "atdm:empty_painting_medium" to "atdm:removed_painting_medium". (But "removed painting..." is only defined for the 3 largest size frames.)

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	\| Desktop, Landscape Mode \|\| atdm:loot_painting_minature_desktop_horizontal		\| Desktop, Landscape Mode \|\| atdm:loot_painting_minature_desktop_horizontal
	\|}		\|}

			(There are also "…_tearable" variant models of all sizes except miniature and desktop.)

	== Bonus Model ==		== Bonus Model ==
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	The sizes given for the vertical dimension are with the slight tilt. Without tilt, that dimension would be slightly greater.		The sizes given for the vertical dimension are with the slight tilt. Without tilt, that dimension would be slightly greater.

	== ~~Implementation –~~ Models & Skins that Combine Art & Frame ==		== Implementations ==
			=== Models & Skins that Combine Art & Frame ===

	[[File:Painting09 m d.png\|256x256px\|frameless\|right\|For the "builder_mythology" skin, the diffuse texture "painting09_m_d" (distributed by TDM as a dds)]]		[[File:Painting09 m d.png\|256x256px\|frameless\|right\|For the "builder_mythology" skin, the diffuse texture "painting09_m_d" (distributed by TDM as a dds)]]
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	As a model, the frame itself is basically 4 perimeter flats with a depressed central rectangle. As already stated, the front side detailing of the frame (and more subtly the art) is provided by the bumpmap. The backside is simply a flat plane with wood planks and no hanging hardware. Of course, models for the round and desktop frames are more involved.		As a model, the frame itself is basically 4 perimeter flats with a depressed central rectangle. As already stated, the front side detailing of the frame (and more subtly the art) is provided by the bumpmap. The backside is simply a flat plane with wood planks and no hanging hardware. Of course, models for the round and desktop frames are more involved.

			=== Lootable Paintings ===

			When a loot painting is frobbed, it calls script "frob_loot()". This retains the calling entity's attributes, then calls "frob_item()", which does the standard lootable actions of
			* deleting the calling entity from the game;
			* adding to the loot count;
			* displaying the specified inventory icon, in this case either guis/assets/hud/inventory_icons/painting_rolled_icon or .../loot_icon_mini_paintings.

			If the calling entity was of miniature or desktop size (which display loot_icon_mini_paintings), we're done.

			Otherwise, frob_loot() instantiates a new entity given by the "replace" spawnarg, in the same place and angles that the original caller had been. By default, this new entity is the appropriate size of "atdm:empty_painting...", which uses as its model the appropriate size of "..._tearable" and as its skin the original caller's skin name with "_torn" appended.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	\| Desktop, Portrait Mode \|\| atdm:loot_painting_minature_desktop_vertical		\| Desktop, Portrait Mode \|\| atdm:loot_painting_minature_desktop_vertical
	\|-		\|-
	\| Desktop, Landscape Mode \|\| atdm:~~loot_painting_painting_desktop_horizontal~~		\| Desktop, Landscape Mode \|\| atdm:loot_painting_minature_desktop_horizontal
	\|}		\|}

	== Bonus Model ==		== Bonus Model ==
	There’s an additional "ornate" frame, that (as of TDM 2.09) just offers one skin, but can use any TDM painting skin, ''provided'' you alter the skin’s definition to include that model. The model's gold frame is indeed ornate and created geometrically, ~~superceding~~ whatever framestyle would otherwise supplied by the skin itself. This model is optimized for portrait orientation, including mounting hardware on the back and a slight tilt. The back also has more intricate texturing and modeling.		There’s an additional "ornate" frame, that (as of TDM 2.09) just offers one skin, but can use any TDM painting skin, ''provided'' you alter the skin’s definition to include that model. The model's gold frame is indeed ornate and created geometrically, superseding whatever framestyle would otherwise supplied by the skin itself. This model is optimized for portrait orientation, including mounting hardware on the back and a slight tilt. The back also has more intricate texturing and modeling.

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	To add a framed "oil" painting to your FM using DR, right-click and select "Create Model..." to bring up the "Choose Model" dialog. Then either search for “painting” or navigate to models/darkmod/decorative/wall/ and look for "painting…".		To add a framed "oil" painting to your FM using DR, right-click and select "Create Model..." to bring up the "Choose Model" dialog. Then either search for “painting” or navigate to models/darkmod/decorative/wall/ and look for "painting…".

	From the tree listing, select a particular size model (discussed in the next section), then expand the alphabetized list of available art image "skins". Selecting a skin allows you to inspect it in the dialog’s view pane as shown. If you just see wood boards, you’re looking at the backside; fly around to the front.		From the tree listing, select a particular size model (discussed in the next section), then expand the alphabetized list of available art image "skins". Selecting a skin allows you to inspect it in the dialog’s view pane as shown. If you just see wood boards, you’re looking at the backside; fly around to the front. (See the skins with the "_torn" suffix? Don't select them... they're implementation devices for the lootables discussed further below.)

	[[File:DR Choose Model dialog with Builder Mythology.png\|800x800px\|frameless\|center\|DR "Choose Model" dialog, with example skin builder_mythology]]		[[File:DR Choose Model dialog with Builder Mythology.png\|800x800px\|frameless\|center\|DR "Choose Model" dialog, with example skin builder_mythology]]

	== Available Models ==		== Available Models ==
	Under decorative/wall/painting… are the models listed in the table below, here from largest to smallest. Frames can accommodate portrait or landscape art by simple rotation on the wall. An exception are the two "desktop" models, which are tilted and have a stand, and have a specified orientation. The "round" frames are actually oval. There are also "…_tearable" models of ~~the 3 larger rectangular~~ sizes.		Under decorative/wall/painting… are the models listed in the table below, here from largest to smallest. Frames can accommodate portrait or landscape art by simple rotation on the wall. An exception are the two "desktop" models, which are tilted and have a stand, and have a specified orientation. The "round" frames are actually oval. (There are also "…_tearable" variant models of all sizes except miniature and desktop.)

	This convenient system of multiple sizes predates the ability of DR to easily rescale a model. You can now use the latter to create additional sizes if required.		This convenient system of multiple sizes predates the ability of DR to easily rescale a model. You can now use the latter to create additional sizes if required.
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	Sizes are the approximate dimensions in DR units when in portrait orientation (except painting_desktop_horizontal is landscape).		Sizes are the approximate dimensions in DR units when in portrait orientation (except painting_desktop_horizontal is landscape).

	For the desktop frames, the dimensions given are with frame and canvas rotated into vertical plane, i.e., untilted. Kickstand ignored.		For the desktop frames (whose models are under .../decorative/, not .../decorative/wall/), the dimensions given are with frame and canvas rotated into the vertical plane, i.e., untilted. Kickstand ignored.

	In the round frames, art is visibly stretched, along the narrower frame direction.		In the round frames, art is visibly stretched, along the narrower frame direction.
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	These incorporate essentially the same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..." and choose one of the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg "skin" with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in the viewing pane.)		These incorporate essentially the same models and skins as above. Use "Create Entity..." and choose one of the relevant classnames found under Loot/Static (see the table below). With the entity created and selected, open the Entity Viewer, add the spawnarg "skin" with some dummy value, then select that to get the "Choose Skin" viewer. (You will need to filter out the collision texture to see the art in the viewing pane.)

	When a painting is looted, it is shown rolled in inventory (using guis/assets/hud/inventory_icons/painting_rolled_icon)		When a painting is looted, it is shown rolled in inventory (using guis/assets/hud/inventory_icons/painting_rolled_icon). The frame then shows wood boards where the art was. (Implemented by the frob_loot script replacing the original model with one that has the equivalent _torn skin).

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