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There Are No Standing Nodes On The Steps
Feel Free To Add Some
Step Tansu's were designed for beauty & storage as well as step access
The Step Tansu became popular item of furniture during the early Edo period in Japan in the 1600's Even Though Livable Space Was Not As Bad As it is Today
Japanese For Trunk or Chest Tansu's Served A Useful Function One is Easy Storage For Bedding & House Hold Items & The Step Design Made Climbing Easy To The Loft Above. Japanese Home Owners Were Taxed According To The Livable Area They Occupied in Order To Save Paying Living Space Tax Money Tansu Owners Moved Their Tansu's Away From Loft Areas A Tax Loophole Was No Means of Entry To The Loft Meant That The Loft Couldnt Be Classed As A Livable Area Some Japanese Would Trick The Japanese Tax Man By Having The Step Tansu Made in Two Halfs An Upper And A Lower Which A Hinge Fastener Would Be Used to Bring the two halfs together by doing this the two halfs of the step Tansu could also be fix together and be made into a square cabinet avoiding all suspicion to a loft
Another Funky Derivable Mesh From DrA ^_^
Instructions on how to move an item of furniture around an open room
You can place an item of furniture on the ground or higher
such as a table by using the Imvu room Editing Options
To place items at a hight (highier than ground level)
Its easy here is how you do it
just hold down the SHIFT or CTRL keys on your computer keyboard while in Edit Mode
This will allow you to adjust the height and fine tune your shifting from left to right/side to side
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