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The trays come in hi-poly and lo-poly versions.

Either tray has ice surfaces to make it appear full of ice cubes. But each ice cavity has it's own corresponding … more »

The trays come in hi-poly and lo-poly versions.

Either tray has ice surfaces to make it appear full of ice cubes. But each ice cavity has it's own corresponding ice surface that can be made to disappear and make that cavity appear empty.

There's also an array of ice cubes without any tray. Like the ice surfaces of the trays, each cube can also be
selectably hidden, made to disappear.

There's also an individual, single ice cube.

There's also an individual, single ice cube that is slightly melted.

All these are in both Daz Studio and .obj format versions.


MATERIALS

The Daz Studio versions load with basic light gray color for the tray, and a modified frosted glass shader
(from the Daz Studio default resources collection) applied to the ice surfaces.

I provide no presets to change the tray colors. You do this yourself by changing the "Base Color" property
in the "Surfaces" tab.

The .obj versions have no materials applied at all. You’ll need to apply them yourself. I suggest using a frosted glass shader on the ice surfaces, if you don't have actual ice shaders. I include some "bump" image maps to give the ice surfaces some added realism. « Less