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+ | ===Overworld=== | ||
+ | Overworld views of these furniture items together: | ||
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+ | ===Interaction=== | ||
+ | Some of these items can be interacted with: | ||
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+ | Image:Furniture-Spiral Blue Compact Chair (use).png|'''Spiral Blue Compact Chair''' Interaction. | ||
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+ | ===Animations=== | ||
+ | Some of these items animate on their own, or display visuals when interacted with: | ||
+ | <gallery heights=200px widths=200px perrow=5> | ||
+ | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
− | *The Blue, Red, and White colored [[Snipe (Furniture)|Snipe]] types were added with the ''Basic A'' group of | + | *The Blue, Red, and White colored [[Snipe (Furniture)|Snipe]] types were added with the ''Basic A'' group of furniture items. |
+ | *The alchemy machines in the [[Rooms and Expansions|Alchemy Room]], as well as a variety of doodads (such as the boxes in the [[Rooms and Expansions|Coliseum Room]]) are not furniture items, just built-in aesthetics and/or interfaces. | ||
[[Category: Furniture]] | [[Category: Furniture]] |
Revision as of 09:35, 1 June 2014
Birdsong Emporium Furniture is a family of furniture items that players can use to decorate a Guild Hall. The Basic A furniture items were the first family of furniture available to players. These items were released along with the first revamped Guild Hall update.
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Basic A Furniture Items
There are two main visuals in these tables: the placed version, and the tooltip's dimensional view (which is lit). The placed version is taken in a darker area (on a ledge instead of the center of an empty room), so the difference between lit and dark areas can be seen.
- Interactive visuals might show different angles in an attempt to portray the item in as many ways as possible through the table row.
Beds
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Doodads
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Lights
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Piles
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Plants
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Seats
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Shelves
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Tables
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Special
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More Views
Overworld
Overworld views of these furniture items together:
Interaction
Some of these items can be interacted with:
Animations
Some of these items animate on their own, or display visuals when interacted with:
Trivia
- The Blue, Red, and White colored Snipe types were added with the Basic A group of furniture items.
- The alchemy machines in the Alchemy Room, as well as a variety of doodads (such as the boxes in the Coliseum Room) are not furniture items, just built-in aesthetics and/or interfaces.