How do I set my land to allow rez?

[Arachna Frostwych]

I bought land (Mainland) and it does show that I am the owner but I can not rez objects on it.  What do I do to set it so that rezzing is allowed?  Silly that I can't open a box on my own parcel.  Thank you.

[Irene Muni]

Odd. If you are the owner you don't need enable anything. You can rezz always in land your own (if is not exceeded the number of prims, of course).

EDIT FOR ADD: But you already know the limits of prims -> https://blogs.secondlife.com/message/76360#76360

[Cinnamon Lohner]

well that is odd.  As owner you should always be able to rez objects on your own land.  Have you tried a simple thing like just rezzing a box?  Also, is the Build button showing available when you are on your land?

--Cinn

[Cinnamon Lohner]

LOL  I think Irene and I are insync this morning

[Irene Muni]

LOL Maybe we was sisters in a previous life???

[Arachna Frostwych]

That's really weird.  I'm trying to rez a house.  I can rez a box of shoes & open it successfully.  I can rez parts of the house, but not the first part - the walls.  That gives the blue box that says that the land owner does not allow rezzing on the property.  I guess I'll need to IM the manufacturer.  This must be a bug.

[Irene Muni]

Maybe the house is bigger than your land .

[Arachna Frostwych]

The house is designed to fit on 512.  I have 2048.  It's 15m x 30m.  I'm trying to put it on a rectangular parcel that is 30m the short way.

[Irene Muni]

Ups.

You can try rez the house in a sandbox. If you can, maybe a temporarily problem in your region. If you cannot, certainly contact with seller.

[Cinnamon Lohner]

Hi Arachana,

Sounds like part of the house is trying to rez over the property line.  That's why you are getting the blue box message.   Drag the house to a different location more in the center of your land.  Once rezzed, you can then slide it into place.

--Cinn

[Arachna Frostwych]

That seems to have worked!  Thanks.

What was strange was that the blue box error message named me as the owner, not the owner of the parcel it may have been infringing on.

Thanks again!.