Bring the Provence to your regions with this nice sculpted tree.
Can be seen at Cyberbohemia Botany on Osgrid http://www.flickr.com/photos/21622029@N08/
Author: Julius Balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
License: Commercial. (Use as you wish, but no resell or redistribute)
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
License: Commercial. (Use as you wish, but no resell or redistribute)
To avoid the trouble of shaping, watering and repotting your next bonzai, consider taking a shortcut. Get this beauty at no price and plant it to your cybergarden now!
A classical topiary to beautify an alley or an entrance. Can be seen at Cyberbohemia Botany on Osgrid. See flickr page.
Creator: julius balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
A nice weeping tree to rez near water and cool places. Can be seen at Cyberbohemia Botany on Osgrid.
Creator(s) : julius balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
Download the Tree here. (download disabled temporarily to solve copyright issues)
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
A meeting place with an asian touch to communicate, relax and meditate. Can be seen at Cyberbohemia Botany on Osgrid.
This has an exotic feeling, but still a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. A must have for your private land. Why not even for lovers to meet. Recommended!
Creator(s) : julius balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Strange Palm tree to create just that special atmosphere you need at your virtual world.
Creator(s) : julius balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Feel free to take a look at the Elemental Garden Center on the Openlife Grid. Coming soon on Osgrid. http://www.flickr.com/photos/e-material
A prim with a Klein bottle generator, and a Klein bottle. The Klein bottle is a single object, has 2889 linked prims (!!!), glows, and slowly rotates along its Z axis. Here’s an article giving more information: 2889: Working with very large linksets in Opensim
Author: Zonja Capalini
Platforms: Opensim, Modrex
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Big and romantic tree to create atmosphere for your virtual world. Gives the feeling of old garden and suits well for thinking and relaxation purposes.
Creator(s) : julius balogh
Supported (known) platforms: second life, opensim
License: Commercial. (Use as you wish, but no resell or redistribute)
Your virtual garden is not complete without a bonzai. This rare and beautiful tree needs a place with rocks and harmony. Also likes when someone talks to it.
Author: Julius Balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
Download the files here okaricomi
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Jessica is astonished to have this big Viking Sword. Take a copy, for free.
Author: Worldforge
Platforms: Ogre3D, Worldforge, realXtend
License: Dual GPL, FDL (Free documentation license) read the license text here
Download the mesh and textures here sword_a01
This elegant bruce like tree gives a touch of northern style to your world. Best served in groups of three or five.
Author: julius balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
License: Commercial. (Use as you wish, but no resell or redistribute)
Strange plant that looks like a palm tree (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycas). This is a must have plant for every virtual living room, or for outdoors if your virtual world has warm enough virtual weather conditions.
Author: julius balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Feel free to take a look at the Elemental Garden Center on the Openlife Grid. Coming soon on Osgrid. http://www.flickr.com/photos/e-material
Creator(s): julius balogh
Supported platforms: Second Life, Opensim (Use Meerkat viewer as shown here)
License: Commercial. (Use as you wish, but no resell or redistribute)
Includes many man-made and natural objects. For example trees and even a forest as a single object! Perfect companion to the builder ready realXtend server 0.4.
Author: realXtend
Download the asset pack here.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Dozens of wonderful shirts for free.
Author: http://www.secondlife-shirts.com/
Platforms: Opensim, Second Life
License: My interpretation from the ToS page of the web site:
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.
This mesh is a replica of a Gate of a Chinese palace with the result you see in the image.
Similar gate´s can be found widely across asia.
You can assign up to five materials. The materials used are three and are numbered indicating that slots are used.
Download the mesh here.
Platforms: RealXtend, modrex
Creator: Alberto Navarro
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
If you download the official realXtend 0.4 server, you get the great game “Beneath the Waves” as a bonus. When you want to start building your own realXtend world, you’ll need a bit more basic world, but loaded with all the assets in your inventory.
Authors: Opensim, realXtend, Maxping
Here it is after some terraforming and planting trees.
Here you go, grab it here: 0.4 Builder ready, flat land, assets preloaded
And don’t forget to get some terrain files here!
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Nice rock mesh and texture for many terraforming needs.
Source: realXtend
Platforms: realXtend, Ogre3D
Download the rock zip file here.
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