It’s true — you can teach art classes in Second Life, and here’s how it’s done. First, get hold of this instant artist easel shown here. I’ll put in a link where you can get it:
click here for your very own gypsy easel
But now that you have your Gypsy Easel in hand or at least in Inventory, what do you do with it? How do you use it to teach an art class? It’s very simple if you can follow directions well.
This is the wave generator for the multiple wave surfing beach. If you’ve ever taken a Klepper Sailing Sea Kayak out with us at Long Beach on Vancouver Island, you’ll know what it feels like to paddle out to sea across the incoming surf waves. Hit it wrong, and you’ll spill. Same with these waves. Hit ’em wrong, and you’ll dump out or get deposited out the side of the wave far short of the beach. There’s a trick to it; in fact it’s the same move you’d make on actual water, so try that before you complain that it’s the Wave Rezzer that’s at fault.
The Maverick 100M (100 Meters Wide) Monster Surfing Wave
It ain’t easy installing this wonderful little Second Life sports apparatus. Here’s what I had to deal with…I’m including the actual instructions:
WARNING…
– Using wave with decorations will shorten the waves run, and require a much larger area. We suggest for you not to use these waves unless you have a large area to accomidate.
Proper Wave Run…
– Make sure you have a minimum of 10M on either side of the wave.
– Make sure the wave rises at the beginning of its run, and falls nicely into the water at the end of its run.
– Make sure you leave enough space at the end of the run, so surfers don’t hit the beach or get caught. Read on for more…
No, you can’t use this at the Ashram, but you CAN sail this subsea subterfuge submarine out of my Secret SmogOps Blake UnderSea Submarine Pens, into an ocean of thousands and thousands of sims, in a huge superworld, Blake Sea & Beyond!
The EG Spitfire is a truly legendary aircraft; EG Aircrafts made it as realistic as possible within the parameters of Second Life physics and aerodynamics. This is the best aircraft builder in Second Life, and there’s plenty of competition! Takeoffs and landings can easily end up with engine fires, splash-downs, ground-searing crashes, and horrific gas-tank explosions, even if procedures are followed correctly. It’s war, baby, stuff happens. This is a warplane, probably the most effective combat fighter plane of its type and period until the ME 262. The EG Spitfire is itself a legend in Second Life aviation.
Commercial Pilot Leslie-Ann walks through cabin toward cockpit; takeoff in 5 minutes.
INTERDIMENSIONAL AIRPORT RULES
Welcome to Prosperity Interdimensional Air Terminal. Please be considerate and follow the rules listed. They are designed to make the airport as user friendly and lag-free as possible for all.
You might want to stop by Se’s new home — the Chapel Lighthouse. You’ll find him at:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/prosperity/227/218/22
Good luck in your new home! This is The Final Plan for the ground level…Well…maybe one or two changes ahead…
See You At The Top!!!
gorby
Associated Press: Super-Cruise Ship U.S.S. Titan arrived in Prosperity Port today and, according to Captain Geoffrey P. Spaulding, she is here as the first Port of Call on her 2013 Cruise Around the Universe. You’re invited onboard to look around, and if you get tired of walking the decks, there are tons and tons of overstuffed deck chairs for relaxation.
Jenny at Cosmic Crossroads & Quantum Junction, where you can re-set the balances and character layouts across 30 different dimensions, if you know how to God.
How To God in Ten Easy Lessons:
It can’t be learned in ten lessons, hard or easy, and mastery is a long way down a very rocky road. But take heart, Pilgrim. The first step is always the hardest.
Super-Model Natasha Brilliantine at home; she is wearing a stunning award-winning evening gown by Leslie Ann of Grass Valley.
Yes, it’s time again for the first-ever Super-Model SL Haute Couture Fashion Expo, to be held on Labor Day Weekend, with CASH prizes for winners in several categories, to wit: