Thank you :-) It's done manually by the user. This is only a trick in the sense that the wall image is used as the background texture for the scene, so you're

Thank you :-) It's done manually by the user. This is only a trick in the sense that the wall image is used as the background texture for the scene, so you're really only rotating the artwork against a plane. This creates a few issues, such as the shadows not making much sense in those cases, but I think it's good enough to get a rough sense of how it would look. Here are two examples: https://ibb.co/QNvtCyx https://ibb.co/QNvtCyx https://ibb.co/JBLnjWr https://ibb.co/JBLnjWr