[Those cars on the mainland roads. Grrrrrrr.]

LMAO

 those are both cars that we are talking about. She has about 6 differant models of cars 3 trucks a tank and a  bus or 2. They work just like the train you mentioned . They are scripted to follow  a prim track/road. I have a  Train I got free  when I was exploring the track system on the mainland a while back. The only real differance is that the cars can be purchased and the train is free .

 You can drive the train on the roads  or tracks also. BEEP BEEP!:smileyvery-happy:

[Those cars on the mainland roads. Grrrrrrr.]

They ask if you want to purchase the script that allows it to run on the roads that you mentioned. (That script cost's L100 I believe ). I think they are fun and the  person that makes them has the outlook that they are improving everyones SL Experiance . However i do see piles of them all over the mainland contenents and I've always wondered how the owners feel about them maxing thier prim counts for  them. They will push ,but they always say "Sorry" . The tank one is a bit scary as it is scripted to  shoot temporary prim bullets at whoever touches the tank prim.

 

I have actually ridden on them and bought a couplle out of curiousity. They don't go "where you want" like some SL Vehicles will because the script tracks on the  road prims . They will turn around if touched on the rear decklid. I have travled for over an hour with not much problem except whemn crossing multiple simlines on the  diagonal trajectory . That is also where you will see a few piled in a heap on someones land or "Abandoned Land Parcels". On those parcels , nobody clears the  prims  so they get a lot of junk prims  wasting resources. I think that is one of the biggest drawbacks to  these  "Road Tracking Vehicles" :smileyhappy:

[Can griefing prim be removed after an abuse report is filed?]

A "griefing prim" = an in world object which has been scripted to cause annoyance and disturb the peace.

[How do I create strips of beach sand ?]

Hi Patrick, I have done that before using a prim and the  default sand textures available in your library . I used a couple of differant prim shapes and then  using mostly the "strtch" option in edit I  blended the prim into the landscape. After you do the prim manipulation you can "touch upp" using the land terraform tool  to  make it look smoother , but use that very carefully as it may make more work  for you in the end. Always use low power when  doing small adjustments in terraforming! Good luck !:manwink: