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Time to put the quilt on the bed!
![Input text: The sienna backdrop. A bed. The bed's blanket is 2 foot wide [scene]. its pillow is white. a 2 foot deep and 3 foot wide nightstand is left of and -2 feet behind the bed. a lamp is on and -2 foot left of the nightstand. a gold light is -1.4 foot above and -.3 foot right of the lamp. a book is -.5 foot right of the lamp. it faces the bed. it leans 90 degrees to the front. a 2 foot tall dog is -2.8 feet above and -1 foot in front of and -3.5 feet right of the bed. camera light is dim. a sienna light is in front of the dog.](https://images.wordseye.com/ws-image-db/2018-11-3/90650.jpg)
To use the quilt scene, I first made it a backdrop and then changed the text, keeping [scene]. Is there an easier way to use a scene as a texture?
Input text:
The sienna backdrop. A bed. The bed's blanket is 2 foot wide [scene]. its pillow is white. a 2 foot deep and 3 foot wide nightstand is left of and -2 feet behind the bed. a lamp is on and -2 foot left of the nightstand. a gold light is -1.4 foot above and -.3 foot right of the lamp. a book is -.5 foot right of the lamp. it faces the bed. it leans 90 degrees to the front. a 2 foot tall dog is -2.8 feet above and -1 foot in front of and -3.5 feet right of the bed. camera light is dim. a sienna light is in front of the dog.Views:
631Effects:
Contrast, Saturation
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Scene credits:
A Quilt For My Hope Chest (Scene)
