Hunny Bunny

Moving is not a proposition many want to undertake during the current housing shortage.

While swim AOs might work when you're two feet tall, in the case of my friend he found it difficult to swim in waist high water.

I find the animations in the stuff provided a little lacking which might be fine for you but I would simply prefer to bring my own. That is one of reasons I started this thread and one of the reasons I don't use the pool.

Thanks Abnor and I'm not faulting you or the Moles one bit. I do genuinely believe that these are truly beautiful spaces and they go unused because residents can not supply their own props, for photos or lounge furniture/floats in the case of the pools because we love our own stuff too.

Then it seems all your hard work and the land impact against the regions that went into decorating the space, will go largely unused as little more than scenery rather than places for residents to gather, have fun and chat. Looks pretty though.

Yes and this is exactly what I'm talking about, you settled for a paddling pool made of prims that doesn't have Linden water and counts against the LI of your parcel instead of a community gathering spot that has all those features. Why? Was it for privacy or was it simply to use your own stuff?

Thank you Abnor for your reply and I understand the reasons. Would it be unreasonable if we had, say a small 4-16 rez zone that would support a handful of prims, enough for a towel or a chair of our choosing that we could sit on and move into position?

The Lindens and Moles went the extra mile to build beautiful public spaces all around Bellisseria and I believe they are being underutilized. Our pools are a just one example of this. Why is these pool area always empty and why are so many homeowners using their own prims to build in their own backyard a pool that doesn't even have swimmable water in it? One of the reasons I believe they are underutilized is, they're just not very user friendly. We really should practice what we preach, shouldn't we? I can not rez anything, not a towel, a chair or a float. While it's nice that they are provided, I believe many people simply prefer to use their own cute stuff. They are also not very friendly to the vertically challenged, like my friend here. He can barely get wet while I am about to drown. So, I wondered to myself, why didn't they just make a sloped floor, the way they do in real life, to provide a deep and a shallow end and an easy way to enter and exit the pool? We are not a one size fits all people and I don't know what has happened on those towels before I arrived (nor do I want to) but I would prefer to bring my own, how about you?

Looks like this till I touch it and rez a platform or a photo studio or whatever else I decide to stick in it.

Let's play ...

It's crazy!

This is just a cube... This is a mysterious box.

I don't see why that would impossible since they could easily change the prim allocation for the unused or vacant plots to 0 prims then double the allocation for the others the same way they do at Horizons, Bay City and Nautilus.

Anyone else notice these camels have no toes?

When we're going, we don't need railroads?

I didn't.

Oh no! The skyboxes are falling!

Why if there is cereal that turns milk into chocolate milk is there not cereal that turns water into milk?

You mean something like remove half of the unused homes and give the prims to the remaining half?

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This houseboat is a bit smaller but replaces walls with windows. I thought of this space as a kind of indoor greenhouse.

My garden in the sea. At least until they add more houseboats or a railroad or something.

Let's not forget about the shelves made from cinder blocks, the "spool" table, road signs hanging on the walls and the traffic cone ...

Who wants a preowned one? I want a shiny new one in a fantastic water front location on a corner lot with trees, flowers, a moat and a fire breathing dragon instead of the standard security box thingy. Also, it should have stilts that can raise it up 100m when the stuff around me gets too deep.