Haunted Harry's Graveyard Developer's Kit - BYOB

Haunted Harry's Graveyard - BYOB* - 13 Haunted Prims - Developer's Kit

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: This it is NOT, I emphasize NOT, complete. You need additional parts to create a graveyard as shown in the picture. That said, there's enough left in this package to get you started, so don't burry me alive when you think something's dead missing.

INCLUDED:
- 3 sculpt maps (fence, shovel and terrain, no-modify);
- 5 textures (1 bat, 1 bark and 3 planks);
- 5 scripts (no modify, in child-prims of example);
- 3 poses (1 animated, no modify, in child-prims of example);
- 1 example (to see how it all fits together);
- Limited Distribution License (use = yes, misuse = no).

All sounds are included in the script as reference, they will use the sounds even though the sound files themselves are not in this package (not needed).

STUFF TO GET ELSEWHERE - NOT INCLUDED:
- Tombstone sculpt maps and textures, grave mound sculpt map and textures - by Joan Nomad:
https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/PAT-Sculpted-Tombstone-Kit/2739981
- Tree sculpt map - by Veda Whitfield:
https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Tree-Trunk-full-permission/1604599

All items in this package are the original creations of Joan and Harald Nomad.
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For one reason or the other, Halloween is indissoluble associated with graveyards. Have to have one, or at least a gravestone, or two. Haunted Harry's Graveyard has it all: an 8 by 6 meter graveyard, surrounded by a fence, graves with stone, a dead tree, plus a bonus shovel to bring the prim count to an even 13.

By day it's such a peaceful and quiet place. After sunset things are not always what they seem; the fence cannot quite be trusted, the graves seem to come alive, the tree may not be as dead as its appearance suggests...

This is a graveyard, slightly aged. Graves and all are randomly staged.
Burried are Jones, Alive and Deep. If touched, you be put on the heap.
Modify and copy you may. Except with the scripts you cannot play.

* Burry Your Own Bodies (poses included).

Much more to be had in our seasonal mansion on the far corner of Kissling Hill: