MichaMoz 770 Posted July 3 First houseboat I did. 13 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MichaMoz 770 Posted July 3 Second go round before adding all the scene rezzers. 13 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MichaMoz 770 Posted July 3 (edited) Using a rezzer to replace the kitchen with an activity center. 😉 Edited July 3 by MichaMoz misp 15 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kiramanell 4,221 Posted July 3 4 hours ago, MichaMoz said: Second go round before adding all the scene rezzers. ^^ That is gorgeous! ❤️ I love the whole neon/bar at night atmosphere. And that beautiful green, egg-shaped table. Wonderful job! 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Leora Jacobus 3,371 Posted July 3 15 hours ago, kiramanell said: Yeah, that pool is raised above the ground alright (like a box). I just realized, though, that, with a little tinkering, one could easily create a pool with faux depth, using projectors. (Like I did with the image of the mermaid in the downward porthole, on my Windlass). Just a quick proof-of-concept, with a 0.01m thick prim as basis: What is a "faux depth"? Can you swim in it or does it only LOOK like water? 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kiramanell 4,221 Posted July 3 (edited) 12 minutes ago, Leora Jacobus said: What is a "faux depth"? Can you swim in it or does it only LOOK like water? Making it look like water is easy. But with projector lighting (and proper surface underneath), you can create the illusion of depth. Like I said, the way I created the image of the mermaid, in my Windlass (see below). The surface of the 'water' seems to be like 40-50cm below the glass port. It isn't, of course, but it only looks that way. If you were to create a pool like that, with this faux depth, like over straight (non-indented) Linden land, you won't be able to swim in it, of course, as it's not a real hole in the ground (you'd need to be able to terraform for that). But it will certainly look like you have a pool outside with 'real' depth. Edited July 3 by kiramanell 5 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Emma Krokus 189 Posted July 3 18 minutes ago, kiramanell said: Making it look like water is easy. But with projector lighting (and proper surface underneath), you can create the illusion of depth. Like I said, the way I created the image of the mermaid, in my Windlass (see below). The surface of the 'water' seems to be like 40-50cm below the glass port. It isn't, of course, but it only looks that way. If you were to create a pool like that, with this faux depth, like over straight (non-indented) Linden land, you won't be able to swim in it, of course, as it's not a real hole in the ground (you'd need to be able to terraform for that). But it will certainly look like you have a pool outside with 'real' depth. I would have a go at swimming in it - putting in a swimming animation... your body would not be visible within the "depth" of the water but if the surface was sufficiently opaque, it may just pass... Emma 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Raspberry Crystal 1,499 Posted July 3 2 hours ago, kiramanell said: with projector lighting I heard you mention this before, and I have a vague memory of spotlight projectors being a thing, but I can't find that option now (Firestorm). Where do we look for this? 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kiramanell 4,221 Posted July 3 4 minutes ago, Raspberry Crystal said: I heard you mention this before, and I have a vague memory of spotlight projectors being a thing, but I can't find that option now (Firestorm). Where do we look for this? It's right next to where you enable light. Only then you can choose a projector image (here some water). Keep in mind you'll need to create a reflective surface too, of course, for the light to be projected onto. 2 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Raspberry Crystal 1,499 Posted July 3 Thanks @Kiramanell this solves several mysteries at once as I remember that I am still using firestorm for open sim....😲 2 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kiramanell 4,221 Posted July 3 (edited) 5 minutes ago, Raspberry Crystal said: Thanks @Kiramanell this solves several mysteries at once as I remember that I am still using firestorm for open sim....😲 Awww, that viewer for OpenSIM doesn't seem to have projector light capability. Normally, there would be an X next to the Light button, where you can then just pick an image. EDIT: Make sure you have Projectors enabled first, btw. It may not show the texture option if you have it disabled. Edited July 3 by kiramanell 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Raspberry Crystal 1,499 Posted July 3 No worries, I shall get the latest version of sl firestorm (just as soon as I've finished getting distracted with other things :D) 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kiramanell 4,221 Posted July 3 1 minute ago, Raspberry Crystal said: No worries, I shall get the latest version of sl firestorm (just as soon as I've finished getting distracted with other things :D) Either that, or, like I quickly realized, you may have it disabled. Make sure it's on (Graphics -> Shadows -> Sun/Moon + Projectors). 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Raspberry Crystal 1,499 Posted July 3 I shall have a good play around and see! 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PrudenceAnton 2,264 Posted July 3 After finishing the details of decorating up my new Linden home for the last 2 days, my husband and I decided to take out one of our boats on the waterways of Bellisseria. Along the way we picked up Bamboo for a ride around the river bends, out into the wide open waters towards the fair grounds and back around. Was a lovely, slow riding tour, allowing all areas of the regions to rezz in while we enjoyed our scenic route. I took out our paddle steamer (with a little custom additions to it) and this time I made it completely around the loop without a SL sim crossing crash. w00t! If you ever see me out coasting along in the paddle steamer, it seats 6, feel free to jump on board and enjoy the slow rolling scenery. I felt like Steam Boat Willie, chugging along and blowing the whistle as we rounded a bend. Finished up the hour and half lazy tour outside the riverbank by our new home and chatted for a bit before leaving the river for the evening. One just has to love this communities ambiance! Next tour, the hubby is driving and I'm chilling on the back deck! 22 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Leora Greenwood 120 Posted July 3 3 minutes ago, PrudenceAnton said: I felt like Steam Boat Willie, chugging along and blowing the whistle as we rounded a bend. Your paddle steamer is absolutely adorable!!! Thanks so much for the pics! 5 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PrudenceAnton 2,264 Posted July 3 1 minute ago, Leora Greenwood said: Your paddle steamer is absolutely adorable!!! Thanks so much for the pics! Thank you. Its one of my favorite and enjoyable water crafts we own. Its slow and lazy and makes the scenery that much more awesome. 🥰 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
deplove 378 Posted July 3 In San Jocoso they built the houses but they are not yet ready, the scenery is missing (trees, flowers etc.) but every day I notice a new mountain, but since I thought I was in a neighborhood in Florida I find myself in Aspen ?? ? 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RacyAcey 691 Posted July 3 5 hours ago, PrudenceAnton said: After finishing the details of decorating up my new Linden home for the last 2 days, my husband and I decided to take out one of our boats on the waterways of Bellisseria. Along the way we picked up Bamboo for a ride around the river bends, out into the wide open waters towards the fair grounds and back around. Was a lovely, slow riding tour, allowing all areas of the regions to rezz in while we enjoyed our scenic route. I took out our paddle steamer (with a little custom additions to it) and this time I made it completely around the loop without a SL sim crossing crash. w00t! If you ever see me out coasting along in the paddle steamer, it seats 6, feel free to jump on board and enjoy the slow rolling scenery. I felt like Steam Boat Willie, chugging along and blowing the whistle as we rounded a bend. Finished up the hour and half lazy tour outside the riverbank by our new home and chatted for a bit before leaving the river for the evening. One just has to love this communities ambiance! Next tour, the hubby is driving and I'm chilling on the back deck! Love your Steamboat...so cute. 3 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PrudenceAnton 2,264 Posted July 4 After following the posts on the Kitchen help topic, I redid my own and swapped out two rooms. I'm very happy with the results and afforded myself a few more prims to use for things I had to omit before. Plus I have my music room back in the front room of the house where I really enjoyed it by the windows. And I still have some prims left over. 😲 Results below: New Kitchen remodel: (old kitchen was 67 LI . new kitchen is 46 LI) Now I have an extra little hallway sitting room (Added in an extra walled hallway & sitting area by the stereo : radio changer) Music room back in the front room 20 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
deplove 378 Posted July 4 Flo and I welcome you to our home, on the Parade of Home list ours is Adria ... ps: I have been dressed since July 4th because I have to go to a party ... in honor of all our friends in the States 9 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chablis Kinsella 198 Posted July 6 Playing with meshed wall colors on the Evening Star Houseboat. 11 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
deplove 378 Posted July 6 35 minutes ago, Chablis Kinsella said: Playing with meshed wall colors on the Evening Star Houseboat. hi is a nice job but how do you change the texture of the walls? I try but the textures of my traditional home are not editable, I don't have permissions when I select only what I want to change. Thank you 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chablis Kinsella 198 Posted July 6 6 minutes ago, deplove said: hi is a nice job but how do you change the texture of the walls? I try but the textures of my traditional home are not editable, I don't have permissions when I select only what I want to change. Thank you I'll send you a private message. 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Digger Oppewall 13 Posted July 7 I stepped outside my home and right in the distance I saw this! 11 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites