E-Girl bedroom, Contains three different baked lighting presets.
Morning, Day, Night and a version without any baked lights. As well as three mini sky boxes for the window
The Gaming Chair is movable.

Lighting/GI is baked in you can remove it by unchecking the "import lightmaps" option under the assets tab, although I wouldn't recommend it.
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Also be sure to increase the Camera Exposure setting, when setting up the lighting with a character as shown below, other wise the room will appear too bright and the character too dim.
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Credits

Bedroom base by GLGraffixx https://www.blendswap.com/blend/12623
Posters taken from google images
Sketchfab
Gaming PC by Yolala1232 Sketchfab
Gaming chair by snjvsngh_negi
Plush bear by yanix
Reindeer plush by Austin Beaulier
Wooden Fox by Yogensia
Snake Plush by MrUnity
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Incredibly well and highly professional crafted environment. The baked lights allow this to be even used in performance critical settings.
Well done & Thanks a lot!
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Great!
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How do you import into VAM? I would like to pull some of my architecture rooms into VAM. I can export into pretty much any standard 3d format with texures, but haven't found a good tutorial on how to get a room into VAM.
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Yes you can do that with some knowledge of unity (2018.1.9f2) , here's a tutorial on exporting to unity properly with materials https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcBRHadaMqI , here's a tutorial on light baking, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVkv-hU0TmY and follow this https://youtu.be/FTowJlSHwus?t=54 to export the enviroment to vam.
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BLM! Mad props for that alone, and excellent work.
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Looking good
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Nice
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great
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Very nice, this added another level to the scene. Need to learn how to do that lighting.
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Its been so long since a environment/room this HQ has graced the hub!
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One of the best environment assets out there, the lighting is beautiful.
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