https://www.kitely.com/virtual-world/Paislee-Myrtle/Deep-Firmament

This is a world Paislee and I have worked on together for many years. It includes elements of past Myst/Uru-inspired storybuilds, plus places to enjoy conversations with friends. In fact, several of us meet each week on Fridays for ...

I'm one of the new residents on The Avenue, no. 2. It's such a lovely area, and each house has its own boat dock. I must get out the canoe and go exploring -- the woods to the north look inviting.

These are the images of the building Koshari mentioned above. I opened each one in Discord, sent it to an external web browser, copied the link from the address bar and pasted the link here between the img, /img tags

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1358551466587062322/1365458933585678336 ...

Rest in Peace, Gregg

I tried using the link in the first post, but get an error message:

Invite invalid
This invite may be expired or you might not have permission to join

Hello Riya. Welcome to OpenSim and to Kitely.

Brayla's Photo Studio enables NPC creation and helps with taking photos of creations: https://www.kitely.com/market/product/4 ... Studio-1-6

We came across a problem with the change to Yengine. It stopped a HUD working with the Spades card game table we use. Fortunately, Morgon was able to track down the issue -- the HUD wasn't getting a particular message from the table and that prevented the game owner from being able to start a game ...

I've used these tools many times -- they work well.

When enlarging a world from a single region to a 2x2 (or larger), selecting the ocean option for the new regions gives a more attractive result (to my mind).

Don't forget to save an OAR before enlarging/reducing -- just in case!

Hope all goes well, Ozwell

I'm using the new mesh terrain with some of the older textures included with the Oak Forest sets, the Winter one in this case. They work well.

We don't HAVE TO build with mesh.

What if we choose instead to build a region using prims alone, perhaps with a restricted set of sculpties -- a bit like we used to back in the early 2010s, from necessity at that time?