Azalea's, when you want that southern feeling. They do well in full sun to part shade but keep your dog away from them cause they are poisonous for them...I'm pretty sure the virtual ones are safe though.

Wusstet Ihr schon, dass Giu´s Crazy Hattery auch einen Shop auf unserer Mall hat ?

Wer auf außergewöhnliche Kopfbedeckungen steht, findet hier garantiert den richtigen Deckel .

Did you know that Giu's Crazy Hattery also has a shop on our mall?

If you like extraordinary headgear, you are guaranteed to find the right hat here.

Come in and find out.

Formed in 1965, Pink Floyd are probably one of the most loved groups of the Psychedelic era. Their 15 studio albums from 'Pipers at the Gates of Dawn' to 'The Endless River' spanned 47 years.

Floyd were renowned for their sonic experimentation, live performances incorporated lavish light shows and quadraphonic speaker systems. Concept works such a 'The Dark Side of the Moon' and 'The Wall' played on repeat on many bed-sit turntables of the 70's booming out the dark themes of alienation, war, insanity and dystopia.

Art surrounded much of Floyds output, cartoon illustrator Gerald Scarfe provided his disturbing ink-splattered caricatures for the rock opera 'The Wall' and their albums most often featured the work of surrealist graphic designer Storm Thorgerson who also produced covers for Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Peter Gabriel, the Alan Parsons Project, Genesis, The Muse, The Cranberries and Biffy Clyro.

Housed in the re-creation of Battersea Power Station on the Art Factory estates, the artwork of Pink Floyd is presented along with 3D recreations. Pink Floyd radio is permanently live when ever you need a sound track to close you eyes to and become comfortably numb. Look out for live shows and events coming soon.

hop://hg.osgrid.org:80/Factory West Sea/407/450/28

The new Stark! magazine is out now!

Nice Minik from Stark Islands ZetaWorlds did another great edition as photographer with the beautiful Vanessa Mondar, her model and muse.

You can get your copy of the magazine and vendors at the Stark landing point.

Go with skates and scarf, you can have fun in the snow, it is very big you need time to visit it, there are ski slopes in the mountains, then you can go to the Christmas market, visit the castle and the house of Santa Claus. Don't be in a hurry or don't enjoy this region, have fun, thanks to everyone it was a great job.
The Snowfall Expanse
shopping, Christmas market
Opening December 6th
At 1:00 pm a live music event will begin, singing in the snow.
TELEPORT IN ARKHAM CITY

OUT NOW! The new Stark! magazine with the famous Nice Minik as photographer and model! I can promise, you'll see new sides of OSGrid's most popular photographer. Definately worth a closer look!

Get your copy of the magazine and vendors at the Stark landing point.

Working on a whole line of Native Clothing outfits for Men and Woman more traditional spanning 5 different tribes. I only just started but im doing a very large Native build right now and there wasnt much to choose from. hgusss ill put them all out in the WEST STORE as soon as im finished. Some parts i had to make from scratch so.... be patient lol hugss

Heather Shrub SCULPTED PACK new release: Available for FREE and FULL PERM at GARDEN AREA , BOX 01. This is a special shrub found at cold areas. The flourish time happens on late July until November and they are very resilient to freezing weather conditions // Shrub available (and its seasonal textures) at Wild weed n shrub box.. Enjoy :)

SFposer is now 2 weeks old! Beta 0.8 fixes a lot of bugs, improves menu layout.

SFposer now has built-in support for: Pose Editing, Props, RLV, Lockguard chains, Expressions, NPCs, Sequences, Sounds, child prim properties, Giver, addons, remote operation, , event filters etc, all easily configurable in notecards

Find out more @ https://opensimworld.com/sfposer/

Hi Folks
It gives over 100 new houses on the sim Free house Market II
Feel free to visit and enjoy it. There are also whole compositions.
Governor Heron

hop://213.200.254.17:17002/Free House Gallery I

hop://213.200.254.17:17002/Free House Gallery II

Along a leafy path, where fireflies dance beneath an enchanted golden sky and the wind whispers ancient legends of days gone by,
At the foot of the ramparts of the Ignis estate, autumnal treasures await you—wonders woven by the hands of will-o'-the-wisps amidst the seasonal runes.
Come forth, knights and maidens of the new age—gifts await you there, should you dare to cross the threshold.

link: http://ignis-fatuus.no-ip.biz:8002/

Au détour d'un sentier feuillu, où les lucioles dansent sous un ciel d'or enchanté, là où le vent murmure les vieilles légendes du temps jadis,
Au pied des remparts du domaine d'Ignis, des trésors automnaux vous y attendent — des merveilles tissées par la main des feux-follets, parmi les runes de saison.
Passez, chevaliers et demoiselles des temps nouveaux — les cadeaux vous y attendent, si vous osez franchir le seuil.

Another example of how it looks like when one can paint your own texture on SIM ground.Mountains on background are part of the sim, terraformed. the one at bottom, mesh. You don`t even see the difference anymore.
Using Wolfviewer (*) that can be downloaded at: https://wolf-grid.com/index.php

(*) Viewer works on other grids - not all features are available if playing outside WT though as they are server-coded.

The tool isn't the standard. Accuracy is.

And this issue existed long before AI.

Before AI, I used RhinoGold to create studio renders of my jewelry. Those renders often looked considerably better than the jewelry could look inworld at the time—not because the product was different, but because professional rendering gave me control over lighting, reflections and the environment.

Virtual worlds don't have natural sunlight. What we see is rendered by software, and the final appearance depends on the viewer, graphics settings, lighting, environment settings and the technology available at the time.

Then PBR came along, and suddenly materials such as gold could look dramatically more realistic inworld—for people using a PBR-capable viewer with the appropriate settings.

That's an important point: there are many variables affecting what any individual visitor sees.

Two people can stand in front of exactly the same object or in exactly the same region and have a noticeably different visual experience because of their viewer, graphics settings, lighting and hardware.

So expecting an advertisement to reproduce exactly what every person will see on their own screen isn't a reasonable standard.

The reasonable standard is that the advertisement fairly represents the region or product being advertised.

AI doesn't change that.

What works for one creator may not work for another. What looks good on one person's system may not look identical on someone else's. That's always been part of creating for virtual worlds.

Nobody gets to declare, “My AI use is responsible, therefore mine is acceptable, but I don't approve of yours.”

Creators don't need permission from other creators to use new technology.

If you don't like AI, don't use it.

If you do use it, use it responsibly.

And if you're wondering whether my AI advertisement represents Tumbletwig, there is a wonderfully simple way to find out:

Come visit Tumbletwig and see it for yourself.

That is the comparison that matters.

There is something wonderful about seeing Corazon del Mar come alive with visitors—people wandering the streets, exploring the shops, discovering little corners, and simply enjoying the atmosphere.

A region is built with prims, mesh, textures, and countless hours of work, but people are what give it life.

To everyone who has stopped by Corazon del Mar, whether you stayed for a few minutes or spent an evening exploring, thank you for being part of our world.

We hope you found something that made you smile, something worth remembering, and perhaps a reason to wander our streets again. 💗