VirgyStella

If this were true, we would still be in the stone age, with each human locked up in his cave or stilt house.

Grazie!

They are 4 parcels available for rent. Landmarks: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moor/46/131/32 http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moor/89/137/32 http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moor/146/136/32 http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moor/206/137/32 Each parcel is: 8192 (1/8 Sim) -> 2500 prims -> $L 2250/week (9000/month-4w) All 4 are on the coast, two are coastal corner. If you want two or more of them, we can join some of parcels. The parcels are empty, but if you want we can build a home for you. Residential use preferred.

Pubblicato “Now or Never”, una produzione Officina dei Sogni. E’ un machinima film sul disastro ambientale che sta accadendo sulla Terra. Girato interamente in Secondlife nella sim di Officina dei Sogni Soggetto, sceneggiatura e montaggio: Alex Cat Regia: Virginia Stella

This was for Christmas, so I'm a bit late...

"Now or Never". Short machinima movie about environmental disaster that is happening on Earth. Filmed in Officina dei Sogni Sim. Subject, scenes and editing: Alex Cat Director: Virginia Stella Direct link to full hd:

This means you can import in Blender from Rokoko, correct?

Just one tough: FINALLY! I can't count how much time I desired something like this!

Chic TY!!! I did the physics shape, applied scale and location... but I forgot apply rotation!!! Ok, now I know: if I don't apply rotation too in blender... the option "Prim" will not be available in SL. Thank you!

Ok, maybe this is not the right place, but I found this intersting phrase by Aquila, and I want just understand where is my mistake.... I use blender normally, outside Second Life, since some years. Now, I'm experimenting some small building, and.... Ok, I rezzed the the house, and when I try to change the Physics Shape, I have just two options: Convex Hull and "Nothing". There is no "Prim". What have I forgot to do in blender? I exported the collada with the preset "For SL and OS"....

All prims in SL are solid, different shapes but solids, There is no way to make a fluid? No, I'm not talking about a glass filled with water, but about a fluid substance, changing the form. I'm almost sure there is no this possibility, but anyway it's better to ask to others... P.S.: Sorry for my english, I'm not english mothertongue

Thank you very much to all! Now I will study all the solutions. Thank you

Hello, (sorry, I'm not English mothertongue, so maybe my language is not perfect) below is a description of what I would like to do, what I did, and where I can't go on, on which I humbly ask for help from those who are more experienced than me. I'm building a mechanical apparatus (like an industrial machine) made up of two parts (actually every part is a set of linked prims): Part A, it is a fixed framework that acts as an external skeleton and support to the machine; Part B, is a mobile part that moves back and forth with only translation moving inside the frame. I created Part B, adding a simple LSL script that simulates an oscillator that goes back and forth with constant speed. So far, so good. When I integrated the two pieces, linking Part A and Part B between them, Part A, which should remain fixed, started to move solidly to Part B, which is not what I wanted ... I wanted Part A fixed and Part B flowing inside him. The "trivial" solution would obviously be to not link the 2 parts between them, but this poses a difficulty: if tomorrow I transfer the apparatus to someone (I do not say sell it, but also only as a gift), this someone must rezzare the two separate pieces and then place the moving part at the right coordinates within the frame. So it would be much more convenient to have it rezzed as a unique object. The question is: is there any way to do this? A single object with fixed Part A and mobile Part A, without both moving? If not, how can I make sure that it is still rezzed by someone who does not understand coordinates and positioning of prims, so with each piece already in the right position? Thanks for the patience of having read me this far, and thank you from now for any replies!