Brayla Ravenhurst

If I was queen for a day: The received items folder would be for purchases only. Perhaps make a script command so that in-world vendors could send purchases to the received items folder as well - but nothing else should go there.

There is no privacy online. It's like standing naked in a busy shopping mall and being angry because people are looking at you.

The builder's Brewery has blender courses along with a myriad of other things. http://www.buildersbrewery.com/

Typical corporate America. Take an actual issue (some people want to hide online) and turn it into a money grabbing, competition killing comedy of errors. I was thinking of getting a full sim but I am rethinking that now.

I also voted/watched. TY Sissy.

Technically, it is easy to convert a sculptie to mesh. However, it will need to be optimized, or else it will cost too much Land Impact.

Use the MP as a search engine, then go visit the store inworld. Many clothiers go to great lengths to provide an inworld shopping experience. Also, inworld vendors are more sophisticated and reliable than the marketplace is.

I did some testing on this. Here are my results: 1. Prims made of Boxes or Cylinders receive the savings when grouped as convex hull. It halves their total cost. e.g. 40 boxes cost 20 prims. 2. Scripts negate this benefit. Scripted doors, etc. 3. Sphere, Torus and Tubes do not benefit from convex hull. Rings double land impact when linked as convex hull. Leave them as prim. 4. Sculpties may go up. Leave them as prim. 5. Boxes which have been hollowed cannot be walked through as convex hull. 6. You can group sculpties (set to prim) and boxes set to convex hull in one group. the items set to prim will count as one, and the convex hull set items will calculate accordingly. e.g. 10 items set to prim + 10 boxes set to convex hull = 15 prims total. Leave scripted items out of the group, even if they are set to prim.

I also live on highway 9. I concurr this story - I have been working with the Lindens, and with other property owners, to clean up my land and remove the blight. In addition, when an additional piece on the edge of my land was reclaimed by the lindens, they offered it to me before putting it up for public auction or sale. Very nice.

SL photography in some ways can be more difficult than RL photography. I have more control over the camera in real life. Models by and large pose themselves - real world clients need a little posing (which I do by mirroring and prompting them). I experiment with SL photography, but I am not where I need to be in terms of my skill. So even though I get paid for photography in real life, I am not yet an SL pro photographer.

If you buy lindens frequently, you should do a limit buy. You get more for your buck.

What makes it more frustrating is that I've been using that card nearly everywhere else on the web, why is SL any different?? Probably because they are too lazy to program a good authorization system that can accept all cards. I'm not going to ask what is going on on your RL, but I'd advise you to check out creditboards.com. Its a super valuable resource for credit and checking account issues.