How do I download a windlight I've created?

[Lexy Nexen]

I would suggest contacting the creator of the HUD. Since they've created the HUD, I would assume they would be the one to tell you how to go about downloading your creation and make it come to life in world. Right click your HUD > Edit > Creator's name should be listed. I would suggest sending them a notecard since IMs often get capped. 

[Lexy Nexen]

I would suggest contacting the creator of the HUD. Since they've created the HUD, I would assume they would be the one to tell you how to go about downloading your creation and make it come to life in world. Right click your HUD > Edit > Creator's name should be listed. I would suggest sending them a notecard since IMs often get capped. 

[Nalates Urriah]

Lexy's answer is good.

Windlight is a collection of viewer settings that control how the viewer renders the environment. Those can be changed by using the viewer's Windlight controls in:

Top menu->World->Environment Editor->[Water Presets|Sky Presets|Day Presets]/New Preset...

These settings can be saved. When saved the viewer creates a file on your computer in the folder: 

C:\Users\[Win_Login_ID]\AppData\Roaming\SecondLife\user_settings\windlight\[days|sky|water]\

These files are collected and traded/sold. Copy such files into the appropriate folder, restart the viewer and you have new presets.

Presumably, you could use the HUD you have and the viewer's Windlight controls to save your Windlight creations.

See: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Windlight

[roseloved]

I know to save is Top menu->World->Environment Editor->[Water Presets|Sky Presets|Day Presets]/New Preset...but the second part did not work for me. 

[Chic Aeon]

1 hour ago, roseloved said:

I know to save is Top menu->World->Environment Editor->[Water Presets|Sky Presets|Day Presets]/New Preset...but the second part did not work for me. 

Are you actually MEANING Windlight (R) and not EEP?  Windlight settings are saved on your computer.  The only way you can "share" those is to send the file via email or a download site.  EEP will save the sky as an asset in your viewer.   So it's important to know what you are doing. This is an old thread. from three years ago.  There are EEP instructions in the knowledge base.