Musical Instruments?

[Simclouds]

New Hope here

I'm looking for playable

Harp , Banjo , Violin , tin whistle , drum like what the calvery boys played , and anything else that would
suite 1800s.. I've already looked at mods2.

Sim Clouds

[Theraven]

Playable violin comes with FreeTime, just in case you didn't know. I think there was a big piano there, too.

Here is a harp that is not playable - but it plays music...
And a playable contrabass (mesh is here).

And I know I found a few poseboxes with harp and flute poses (and accessories) somewhere. I'll let you know if I find it.

[Simclouds]

doesn't have free time

[Theraven]

You have Uni, right? Most playable instruments won't work without.

[Simclouds]

yes i have all other expanison, just not free time



simclouds

[Theraven]

Just in case you need some deco instruments, there are a bunch on the 4 pages here.

[Tenshii~Akari]

There's some chinese instrument pose boxes and accessories here and here, if those were the ones you were talking about, Raven.  

I was working on converting some free-use 3d instruments as accessories to fit with those poses at one point, but they were so high-poly that even opening and importing them into Blender caused my laptop to crash.      Perhaps I'll try again one day once the contest I'm in is done.  

[Theraven]

If you give me a link to them, I could take them down in poly. I've done that with quite a few meshes lately... Some being like 50-100 000 polys or even more, and I got them down to somewhere around 1-3000 without losing too much detail... My computer handles that easy.
The free meshes aren't even properly UVmapped sometimes, but that usually goes fast to fix.

And those are the poseboxes I meant

[Tenshii~Akari]

Thanks for the offer!     Here's a few of them:

Saxophone
Flute
Trumpet (Alternate)
Trombone

I can't seem to remember where I saw a free clarinet at, though, and I wasn't able to find a tin whistle or banjo yet (I'm positive they've been made, they probably aren't free, though)... I'm still learning meshing "from scratch" methods in Blender, so if I even tried to make one of those now, it wouldn't even look like the real thing.