Greetings, program!
Do you sometimes feel like you're a little digital dot coursing through the infinite sprawling expanse of an unfeeling computer?
Probably not, but here's a graphical representation of what a room in that computer might look like. You know, hypothetically.
This skybox is 20x20 meters (21x21 on the outside), and comes equipped with floaty benches (sans scripts), cascading binaryfalls (like waterfalls, only COMPUTERS), and glowy lights every-dang-where.
The structure is meant to be recolored without trouble; just edit the whole deal and tint it however you want. Only the correct portions will be recolored! It's like sorcery up in here.
The column of little rings in the center is flexified because for some dang reason, land impact jumps up hardcore when I just change it to be non-physical. That's also kind of like sorcery, but the upswing is that the column jiggles a little bit when the box is positioned. I found that amusing, so maybe you will, too.
Additionally, the entire box is a grand total of one object, so there's no weird positioning item you'll need. It's just a box.
Also without doors, because in this day and age, privacy is our number-one concern.
