Abiss Design Gazebo - Pergola - rectangle modern pavilion structure

Fact sheet:

base size 8.5 x 8.5 m

Mesh made 100%

Textures "baked" in 3d application.
Control for textures is in base prim
There are 3 different presets for "fixed" environments, High noon, Sunset and Night.

For basic use, select day Daytime, and leave full bright OFF.
Curtains are fixed, so is fan.
Pergola comes with mod/ copy permissions, however removing parts of it will leave shadows baked into empty spots. If you wish to resize it, best way is to do it by editing whole object and resizing it OR via 3rd party resize scripts

Increasing over 30% in size will have impact on prim count - its way mesh objects work and perfectly normal behavior.

For any questions, IM or note to Frasha Boa

** Troubleshooting:

If visual detail of this structure looks "scrunched or shrinked", its due to SL default values for LOD factor. From 3rd party viewers, it can be changed via preferences tab, However, default sl viewer is a bit trickier. You need to access advanced menu ctrl+alt+D
then go to debug settings and find RenderVolumeLODFactor, if its set to 2.0 which is default you can set it to higher value. It affects appearance of all SL geometry. Any modern system should be able to handle it.

Mesh myth and truth :

Person X: Mesh is too laggy... I dont want mesh viewer, faints ...
Answer to that claim:
Mesh has less geometry then sculpties, therefore its less stressful on your computers hardware. Average SL sculptie has 4096 vertices which is usually 5-10 more then mesh object ( 1 prim comparison) .

If used carefully and textured with sense, mesh objects may reduce overall "lag" and increase frame rate in your viewer, thus allowing you smoother experience while moving around.

Kind Regards,
Abiss Design team

• mesh low poly object, 25 prims - tradiotional prim count would go as high as 60+
• 3 different environment bake sets - texures for day, sunset and night
• menu driven
• High detail and realism
• mod and copy perms