Leonardis Ducatillon

Well, as a mere mortal mainlander too, it looks like I'm stuck with the default altitudes. That's what I thought, thanks for confirming though.

There's a free beta demo for members of the Machichaco Sailing group based at the Sjogin Owner's Club in Schilli (if you look on the SL map, there's a sky sign - you can't miss it). It will only work until 25th February though, when the formal 90 minute demo and the main boat will be released

Right, and I've seen those thank you. I was wondering if there were specific in-world stores though that people knew of?

I'm going to preface this rather niche request with a couple of disclaimers: - 1. Yes, I know TMP Male is old to the point of obsolescence, and that I "should" update to a newer body if I want an easier life in dressing my toon. However, I don't want to - the head I have on my TMP feels the most "me" and I've tried recreating it with even Lelutka Evo with various BOM add ons; something has changed in the years since and I can't seem to get the same look (note: I have alts with Jake/Gianni and either Lelutka EvoX or Catwa heads, so I'm aware of what's around). Unfortunately the TMP head will not work with newer mesh bodies, even by Legacy who are the descendants of TMP. 2. Yes, I know no one makes new clothes for TMP Male anymore, I'm not expecting the world I'm not a fashionista, so I don't need the latest fashions on my guy - and a lot of time I'm on the beach/sailing anyway, which reduces the need for specific clothing (I have plenty of gear for this). However, it would be nice to have some clothing for other scenarios, casual, smart casual, formal and so on. I do have some, from Dufaux, Gabriel, Ascend and some of the older Fitmesh clothing even by the likes of Deadwool works if I use my alpha HUD correctly. Thing is, I didn't buy enough of this kind of thing back then when it was available more freely. Does anyone know of any good clothing merchants who still sell in their older range decent clothing for TMP Male?

That worked perfectly, Carla, thank you! ❤️ Last question, which I suspect I know the answer to - you can't actually change the altitudes at which the thresholds change on Mainland, can you? (i.e. let's say I wanted Sky2 to be at 600m). I ask because before EEP came in, we used to be able to do that with the code people often inserted in the Parcel Description like this... /*"Sky@0-999m: "[TOR] DUSK - Blue hour" "Sky@2000-4096m: "[TOR] SCIFI - Albedo 0.39" Water: [TOR] Meridian verde */

Just to hearken back to Aethelwine's post back in June, the Machichaco - a beautiful new boat from Isard, the maker of the Sjogin - is finally going to be for sale this Friday. I have a beta demo version, see the pictures below.

I've never really understood EEP settings, so I thought this thread would be a Godsend. And, to the extent that I can now actually assign the EEP settings to altitudes, it has been (thanks). However, I can't seem to get the changes to actually take effect. I'm on Mainland group land (I'm a co-owner). Here are my settings: https://gyazo.com/51ac57fc5f019b6c57fa911fa17516d4 Normally, I go around with a Windlight setting on, but as you can see from the Quick Preferences box next to this, I tried putting the Sky back down to Default. I should be seeing some quite funky EEP effects (I've deliberately chosen some pretty florid ones for this test), but I'm not. What am I doing wrong?

Oh, and if you already haven't got an alt that isn't socially involved with the same group of friends/acquaintances - I would suggest to make one now. Hang out at totally different places - the key for the test is complete separation. If you see your stalker turn up to your new alt's location, there's definitely something going on outside of SL! Using my previous post and this one as two separate experiments may help you work out what's going on. But I fear Sandi's options 2 and 3 might be valid too. If that is the case, moving on to your new alt for any social activities (with no reference to the old account), whilst maybe keeping the original account strictly separately for business/creative work only (let her stalk that account to see if she enjoys it - I guarantee she will be bored!)

I'm not really an expert on female heads, but Lelutka EvoX seems to have the biggest range in both the male and female side. You can also change individual elements like brows with tattoo layers in Baked On Mesh (if you've not been using BOM in SL so far, it is confusing to start with but well worth learning), so if you find say a face in that panel that Ayashe posted, you can potentially still somewhat change the look with the right skin / brow / makeup options. One thing I've very certain about, there will be a way for you to preserve the "DNA" of your original look but updated with modern body components, just keep trying demos until you find what works. In a way, being a fair-skinned red-head may help you a little, as there is relatively less out there, but still options. While this could be seen as being annoying, it also makes it easier to "zero in" on the choices (you run the risk of being overwhelmed with options if you are blonde or brunette).

I wouldn't worry about collecting evidence as long as you do not transmit/share it within Linden Lab infrastructure - i.e. inworld chat, group chats, even here in the forum. LL ToS/Community Standards refers to their domains only, they are powerless to act on you if you store information outside of LL infrastructure. As long as you are very clear about that distinction, I'm not sure you can get into trouble. However, what you do with that information may be very limited by definition unless you use it to formally report Abuse to LL - which you say you've already done to no avail. Ultimately, the "nuclear option" is to just start again with a new account and not to refer to your old life at all (keep your existing avatar for your business work, but leave it at that). As someone has said, even changing username will keep your UUID. You could try something though as an experiment first - go to a no-script area parcel that you haven't been to before and hang out for a while . See if your stalker turns up or not; if she does, there's potentially something outside of SL going on. Good luck.

Some very good advice here already. I will only add, make sure that you focus in on a small number of things to improve on at a time, or you will find it overwhelming. Find something that you genuinely love doing - because it will take time and effort of course - and that you have a knack for, otherwise you'll be bashing your head against a brick wall. So part of the process is being honest with yourself about what your strengths and weaknesses are. A long long time ago (probably 14 years ago), I decided I wanted to learn scripting as it seemed like "magic" here in SL. Although I could do a bit here or there, I found I didn't have a knack for it, it was all very forced and I realised I would never be a great scripter, so I gave up on it. Now, I could have just continued anyway to become eventually an "OK scripter" (at best), but I had other things I wanted to spend my time on. Secondly, while I hugely admire and respect people who can build, texture and mesh from scratch - my own skills in this area, since the era of mesh certainly, were too far behind to catch up because I don't just don't have the knack for graphics or 3D creation programs (or art creation IRL, even since childhood). I was a pretty good builder in the era of basic prims/textures years and years ago, but that was using in-world tools only, essentially. I have other skills though: I am really good at organisation - so I ran very successful groups and sims; I can write well so I partook in text-form roleplay for many years until fatigue and time constraints took their toll. Despite not being a content creator, I do seem to have a knack for arranging items other people have produced, so I can "create" (or arrange) aesthetically pleasing builds in SL. Nowadays, I like to sail in organised groups - that I don't organise myself (because I've done enough of that over the years, lol). I do it because it's relaxing, it's far more social than just building parcels by myself and there is some skill and coordination involved. Even though I'm not an RL sailor, I'd like to think it's put me at least partway in the knowledge for perhaps that day in the future where I decide to try it IRL. I fully recognise I'm probably in the "retirement" phase in SL having been here since 2005; I'm simplifying my lifestyle to the things that I enjoy and not "working" anymore, either for myself or others. I'm fairly sure though if I didn't have a demanding RL job as well, that I'd still be doing something with more activity and drive, because that's in my nature and I'm not really anywhere near as old as I sound here, lol. Good luck!

Apologies, yes the quoted land impact was too low - thanks for the clarification. Luckily, my mistake had no impact on the success of the sale - I would like to inform you all the parcel has now been sold, so thanks for your attention.

If you do hide out under an alt for a few months, as others have suggested, one thing you could consider when returning to the main account down the line is to formally change your name (not just the display name in the profile) - it will cost L$ to do this (https://community.secondlife.com/knowledgebase/english/usernames-and-display-names-r79/#changing-usernames), but it will totally alter your name in search and so on. Now, if your stalker's alts are still in your friends' list, that may not help entirely, but if you don't make a big song and dance of "I'm baaaaack!", the change may be enough to throw them off, as their attention will have moved on anyway. At this point, it might be an idea to prune your friends list down to those whom you truly trust and interact with regularly - even people who haven't done you harm whom you've not interacted with in years perhaps could be let go, just in case. If you go back to activities in groups with the new name, just start without the big announcement and see what happens. Good luck.

I'm presenting to you a very special 1,120 square meter, 288 land impact plot (http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Miru/247/150/22) in "Miru" Region, just four sims away from the very epicenter of Second Life at "Da Boom" (the first Region in SL). Miru is a pleasant and quiet Region with some beautiful surrounding builds, including landscaped islands with waterboats and an Eastern Orthodox Church. This plot is directly adjacent to a Protected Linden water channel, and this opens in the very next Region into the L-Shaped Lake. Therefore, this is a perfect place to have a small house with a dock for boating. If you are into boating/sailing, you can easily sail from here to Heterocera to the North, or to other parts of Sansara including the Bay of Space Pigs, Mare Secundum, the Ice Bay and the Bay of Fables, or in the other direction to Abbott's and to Bay City. It is therefore, due to its central location and waterside access, ideally located to reach most waterside areas in Sansara. There is also access to a Linden road via the neighboring plot which is public-access to all if you prefer driving. Pictures: - 1. The plot as it currently looks (builds not included in sale): https://gyazo.com/1da9f67fae19b4a4f423ca6453a17555 2. A view of the protected water channel in front leading to the L-Shaped Lake in the background: https://gyazo.com/ff33580aa645363488896dd14ae85eed The plot is currently priced at L$ 22,400 (L$ 20/sqm, which is very competitive for a plot of this size with protected Linden water access in this area).

Messy hair? - don't care!