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EDIT : FINE I OVERCAME MY LAZINESS AND NOW THE BUTTONS ARE GOING THE RIGHT WAY SSSSSSSHHHHEEEEEEEESSSSHHHH.Another asset pack I ended up making because I needed it for a comic I was gonna start working on that I figured other people could make good use of.

A bundle of modular props to add some utility to elevators, lifts, or pretty much anything else that needs buttons or frames!

This pack includes -

Button Panel - This simple panel comes with morphs for width and height for the perfect size.

Button - This simple button has a bunch of material zones for customization and includes rigging for pushing as well as a bunch of material presets for even more customization.

Floor Indicator - This simple indicator comes with a bunch of material presets to change arrow direction or each numeral independently.

Frame - A simple frame to display advertisements, use as a mirror, or hide the image bone entirely to turn it into a frame for electronics panels and other stuff.

Key - This simple, rigged keyhole can deny or allow access to panels, doors, or lockboxes.

Speaker - A simple prop speaker to facilitate communication.

Vent - A simple vent to provide passengers or workers with fresh air.

Also includes a BUNCH of material presets for various customization options, such as button glow or construction material, quick button presets to quickly change a button's entire look, and three subsets for a complete 8-story building, skyscraper, or elevator call button panel.

This bundle also includes an exhaustive readme to help you get the most out of this pack. I HIGHLY recommend reading it, especially for some of the quirks you'll see from using some of the presets on the buttons. Also included are some tips to help you get the most out of this pack.

Read the readme before asking questions!

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RoxErotique

Do lift buttons in America start with the low numbers at the top? In the UK the buttons ascend to match the building. The lower floors at the bottom and the higher floors at the top

SquarePeg3D

It's entirely possible that I haven't ridden in an elevator in years and it's entirely possible that I was entirely too lazy to bother fact-checking myself as I was making these subsets. The GOOD thing though as that the buttons are easy-enough to swap around, especially on the skyscraper panel because each row is its own group. I'm excellent at outsourcing my incompetence!

desertlion3d

Just what my elevator needs. Thank you.

Russ Schulte

To answer your question, american elevators are the same, by floor lowest to high. I never saw low numbers at the top.

sp3dresources

Make sure you re-download the zip Desert, because I overcame my laziness and fixed the button order on the subsets!

desertlion3d

Thank you. I hadn't downloaded yet. That earlier reply was from my phone.

NMMA_AZ

Love these, thanks so much

SquarePeg3D

Hell yeah, Electric Callboy!

desertlion3d

Finally tried them out. Very handy. 👍