Was looking for a better flame prop to use in the wood burner of a house I've been using in a scene. Which lead me here. This does does the job perfectly and this will be extremely handy for plenty of other scenes. Thanks!

brilliant! thank you once again!

Smart! Love this – works and adjusts just right!

This looks very cool, can't wait to try it out, many thanks for this prop.

Oh, my gosh!!!!! This is a most fantastic prop!! It emits the most perfect flame light on everything!! Thank you so very much!! So very, very generous of you!!!

Thank you very much!

Super flame as all of your stuff, Thank's

Wow!! It´s Amazing!!! Thank you very much.

Thank you :)

Thank you very much.

Thanks so much!

@TechKen - thanks! That would be Seifuku for G2F available on Daz's site. https://www.daz3d.com/seifuku-for-genesis-2-female-s

Ooo, snagged this as soon as I saw it... But, one LITTLE question... What outfit is she wearing! (want that too!) lol

Thanx!

If there's not a space in your toolbox for this, make one. Works for torches, fire pits and barbecues, or even a render where someone's dinner caught fire on the stove. squarepeg3D could easily have charged $25 or more, but letting this baby go for free? That's insanely generous, and once you try this, you'll agree. And if the intent was to make me more prone to buying more of squarepeg's stuff, it worked!

This little prop is amazing, thank you for sharing it!

Thanks for sharing=-)

Thank you and Danke :)

Thank you very much for sharing! :)

Thanks so much!

Thank you

Thank you very much!

Thank You!

@ledante - Inorite!? I mean it was just innocent baking n' suches. =P

Shame about your sticky mess props. Why would Rendo object to deserts and pastries?

thanks ! it is a fabulous item....very useful!

@Vindicar - I'm really glad you like it! My philosophy when it comes to making stuff like this is "Would I use it?" I'm gonna be using this in some of my upcoming stuff, so I figured it would help other artists out some. =D

This is a super-spiffy prop. The morphs mix together well too, so it is easy to mix them 50/50 and get a ton more variants of flames than you need for a scene. Also it makes it easy to switch the flames from scene to scene to give a storyline a sense of reality.