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Thanks to Thaddeus Nadeau, I’ll be participating in the Antique Grid Show Spring Hunt, beginning April 6. I’m excited to be in that hunt, as I had passed on being in STEAM 8. For this one, the scope is limited … Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2013
Whee!! Another new product listed. You have no idea how frustrating it can be to have tons of ideas and lots of great textures, but to be constantly flailing about. I spent hours, for instance, the other night goofing around … Continue reading
This is so cool – I read about a new product at SLUniverse – a builder’s kit for making folding mesh screens that can be scripted to open and close. All you have to do is add your own textures, … Continue reading
Just listed at the Marketplace: Simple antique room divider or boudoir screen. Semi-transparent, so best if placed in front of a solid textured wall. Works with many different styles of decor and eras. It’s copy/mod/no transfer, so you can take … Continue reading
HAH! I hope someone finds this image inspiring. Link: LOL Medieval: Sex sells. Especially to medieval peasants. And this one, too. … Continue reading
This video makes Second Life look marvelous… now I might think about getting some of those beautiful trees. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Gbu2HN_aY7w
I got these nifty little texture/sculpty organizers working in my private grid, Haleakaloha, a few months back. The script is by Solo Mornington; download it and the README and the base textures at GitHub. Open Source Scripting Fun The cool … Continue reading
UPDATE: Olivier Battini updated the NWS Group page with this great news: OK, here is the state of New World Studio : • Principal features are implemented and working quite fine • Updater system should work but needs testing • … Continue reading
Definitely worth checking out, Penny’s guidelines could make for better builds, too. Her MP page links to her Second Life Camera Settings page. When using these shapes using her camera settings makes for an impressive change. I am so used … Continue reading
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