I'm banned from rezzing stuff because the owner of the land does not allow it, and I'm the owner...

[Phoenix Haight]

The problem is basically this: I bought a parcel of land that's 1024 square meters and have a skybox that I placed, as I thought, dead center. I am now trying to place a couch of mine in said skybox, and I got the following:

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Can't rez object at { 47.6305, 225.162, 996.434 } because the owner of this land does not allow it.  Use the land tool to see land ownership.

I own it. How do I set permissions so that I can rez stuff on my own land? Thanking everyone in advance, and sorry if this is an easy question, but my Google Fu has atrophied over time.

[Persephone Emerald]

This is a problem with mesh not being seen as the surface you're trying to rez onto. The solution is to place a flat box prim on the floor, rez onto that, and then drag or reposition your furniture where you want it to be.

In my houses I use box prim carpets or tile floors, so I don't have this problem. In my skybox that I made, I use a box prim floor with a mesh box for the walls. 

[Persephone Emerald]

3 minutes ago, Phoenix Haight said:

Okay, I'm trying that now, with the weird caveat that I'm also having issues building boxes... but hemispheres were no problem at all. It's a flat surface. I'll report back if this succeeds (though I have another odd workaround -- one of my items rezzed successfully on the actual land's ground. I surmise I could probably rez my furniture on the ground then edit the height to approximately where the skybox is, then fine tune from there).

That's what I do when I create or rez a skybox. One can't very well rezz something in the sky itself.

[Phoenix Haight]

Okay, I'm trying that now, with the weird caveat that I'm also having issues building boxes... but hemispheres were no problem at all. It's a flat surface. I'll report back if this succeeds (though I have another odd workaround -- one of my items rezzed successfully on the actual land's ground. I surmise I could probably rez my furniture on the ground then edit the height to approximately where the skybox is, then fine tune from there).

[Phoenix Haight]

I do feel like this really was a "I was today days old when I realized..." thing, but now I do know the tricks, and I'll remember that from now on, thanks! (The upside-down hemisphere worked and I'm fairly sure I moved the skybox rezzer up from the ground anyway, I just forgot.)