Blush Bravin

Horizon's has pre-built homes that you can rez from the mailbox but they are optional Bay City has no pre-built homes. Nautilus City has no pre-built homes, but I do believe the original style homes are still available for free at one of the Mole built features. Here is the slurl to where those textures, buildings, and objects can be found all free of charge. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nautilus - Shalim/229/111/25 No pre-builts in the four regions to the east of Bay City either. None of these lands hold Linden Homes. They are all regular mainland with the exception that they are double prim and no terraforming is allowed. There are some, very few, double prim lands that have terraforming available but they are in the adult lands in Zindra along the west coast. They are extremely ... EXTREMELY expensive if you can find any available.

I made this one this morning.

Add Skinnery and Deetalez to you list to check. Both have appliers and system skins as well.

I don't save Blush or Debi's stipends, but when I had the extra 3 I only logged them in once or twice a year to send them a few additional lindens and then to cash out so the funds were in the account on renewal day. It is so inexpensive if you do it this way.

I faced this battle some time ago. I wanted more prims but didn't want to jump to the next level in tier. So I just made another premium account. I got the extra land and prims I wanted but didn't have to pay that huge jump in tier. That was many years ago. At one time I had five premiums. Now I only have two premiums but all the land I own is double prim land. Gotta say I love my prims!!!!

One thing to consider when buying any mainland is how much of an investment are you willing to make. It's expensive but IMO totally worth the extra cost to buy double prim land. It's very pricey, but if you look long and hard and have patience you can sometimes find double prim land .. well lets not say a inexpensively .. but for less than most other double prim lands. The good thing about that is when or if you decide to sell the land you will almost assuredly get back your investment and quite possibly, if you were really patient and diligent in the search and found a good deal, make a profit on that land. So, if making that kind of investment is something you'd like to look into you can find double prim lands in the Horizons area, Bay City, Nautilus City, and the four regions just to the east of Bay City.

What are you agreeing with? My post was all about why I keep logging in. I don't think there's anything stale about SL. So you have me very confused.

These days I refer most people to the video reviews done by Strawberry Singh. They are current and there's nearly a video on every head/body out there .. nearly but not all. Here's a link to her Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE6xvjkOu6wE-wJ-7-1x5bw. Scan down to the Second Life Content title and you'll see playlists for mesh bodies and heads, both male and female.

I should have mentioned it's Debi Baskerville's rez day ... she's my main and almost always it's her pics I post here. and thanks!

Today is my 15th rezday (technically Debi's rez day) so I decided to go find a fun "old" build. This one isn't really that old having been built in 2011, but it was old enough for my desire to get nostalgic. It's a fun build with all kinds of freebies. If you want to visit Rizal Games here's your taxi: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Rizal/119/108/23 Who knew you could do one arm handstands at my age! Don't know why I have so much fun on these bouncy house things. Ending the adventure with a bike ride and a chocolate ice cream. All freebies found in the shops here.

Omega hairbases ONLY work on mesh heads. If you are still using a classic (system) head then you cannot use this hairbase.

Well cr*p. I've never really paid attention to this: As many times as I"ve listed my products, I never paid attention. I think it really is my bias against the system body. I really hated that body for so many years that now I just refused to call or recognize it as classic ... because I tend to look at the definition of the word as So thanks for the correction. I'm going to have to adjust my verbiage now. *grumbles to self.

And we love you! I think there's a difference between providing customer support and supporting customers. Of course I want to make sure that any customer who buys one of my products loves my creation and I will bend over backwards to be sure that's the case. But I don't owe it to my customers to give my creations away or provide a free VIP group.

Honestly, I think I need to just remove classic as a word defining any of the body parts, whether system or mesh. The Merriam-Webster definition for classic: a: serving as a standard of excellence : of recognized value b: TRADITIONAL, ENDURING c: characterized by simple tailored lines in fashion year after year So, I don't think the word classic really is useful to describe any of the body parts. So from this point forward (if I can remember), I'm going to use system, rigged mesh, and bento rigged mesh. Sorry for the slight derail.

Oh my so many green dots!

Problem is that both the classic or frames mesh heads and bento mesh heads are rigged mesh. It's just that the classic heads were not rigged to the bento bones.

For an answer to your premise I refer you to this thread:

I've started thinking about a Halloween costume. I tried on last year's this morning. Moments before taking this pic my cat went nuts!!

We're talking three different types of heads here: system, classic mesh, and bento mesh All three are animated differently. In the older furniture with facial animations, the poses were made to animate system heads. Those animations will not work on a classic mesh or bento mesh head. Classic mesh heads use frames to animate the face. As far as I know, no classic mesh head will respond to any furniture animations, period. Speed up to Bento mesh heads. Those heads are animated using special bento bones that were added to the system avatar skeleton. System heads do not respond to these bones. The only way to use these bones to animate a face is with a bento mesh head. Newer furniture that has bento facial animations installed will animate bento heads regardless of brand name or style.

Klytyna did an excellent job of explaining what I meant. It's not where the huds are attached, unless you have too many huds on one attachment spot, then I suppose you could run into the problem with a hud dropping off without you knowing it, though I've never encountered that issue. It's that the body is attached to avatar center and then other things get attached to avatar center as well. The Firestorm bridge no longer attaches to avatar center; it attached to center 2 now so that's not the issue any longer. I find the biggest culprit is companion pets that must attach to avatar center or they will not function properly. So moving the body to another location for those who use companion pets is the best solution in those cases. I use pets on occasion and as such have moved my body to right pec as it hardly gets used these days.

It seemed to me you were implying that a person should NOT delete the original box, as though it was the only way. My point is that it is a choice and that using the redelivery rather than keeping unneeded boxes in your inventory is an option, and for some like myself, it's the best option. I'm all about choice. I just want people to know what's available and that there is more than one way to do things.

I'm not really techy but it seems to me that your question lies outside of the designed purpose of BoM and thus belongs in another thread. It seems like you are wanting something else entirely.

Quoted from the opening post of the Bakes on Mesh Feedback Thread by Alexa Linden. "Bakes on Mesh is a new feature to allow system avatar baked textures to be shown on mesh attachments." What I gather by Alexa's statement is that it has to be an attachment. Are you suggesting it be used on regular objects and not attachments?

Even popcorn would not make this thread palatable.

Sloppy Tuesday, ready for rolling restarts.