Midnight at the Cargo Bay- Goods Essentials

Happy Friday, everybody.

Overview

The Midnight overproject represents a return to my roots: sci-fi stuff. My original vision was much like Modular Furniture Series 4. The difference is that whereas MFS4 was utopian and clean-ish, Midnight is more gritty, for creating sinister, dystopian sets. The objects are made from scratch by me, and thoroughly tested.

This is a re-imagining of Cargo Bay Series 4, but with newer Midnight assets. This is the second installment of a two-parter. Goods Essentials contains the open version of all the cargo modules and a few inserts to refill the round containers.

The file includes:

Cargo Modules: A set of deco objects in various sizes and shapes. The objects have one to three deco slots coded into them, so that you can put stuff inside them.

Cargo: recolorable inserts that can be placed inside the cargo containers.

There are two collection files: one for the .

I’ve included the master objects for the base and monitor textures in a separate folder. You don’t need them if you already have Midnight at the Cryo Lab and Midnight at the Crew Quarters installed.

Credits:

Zombiesmile for the word balloon templates used in post-production.

The Objects- Cargo Modules

Cargo Modules

Catalog: Hobbies/Recreation §255-1265

Function: Deco

Polys: Medium to high

Recolorable subsets: base and indicators (Module 1, Module 5, and Module 14), base and lid/color bands (Module 2, Module 3, Module 4, Module 6, Module 7, Module 9, Module 12, and Module 13), base only (Module 8, Module 10, and Module 11)

Egghead stuff: The standard and modules have a slot inside, for storing stuff. The long modules (Module 1- Long, Module 9, Module 10-Long, and Module 11) have three slots inside the container.

The Objects- Cargo