Greetings!
Deep mud, Quicksand, Clay, a Peat Bog ... All of these have one thing in common: They capture you and pull you down, encasing and immobilizing you in their soft, yet inescapable embrace. Now you can experience this thrill in Second Life as well! Watch yourself sinking into the wet sands, struggling and squirming in a vain attempt to get out. And unless someone has a rope, there will be no escape ...
Restrained Love:
The Quicksand is designed to work with the Restrained Love viewer, developed by Marine Kelley.
http://erestraint.com/realrestraint
However, users of the regular viewer can go for a sink, too. When a user without RLV walks into the Quicksand, the pit shows a "Sink Here" sinking target which is set to auto-sit on click. However, there will be no change in viewer ambiance and no blackout after going under.
Rescue Rope:
The Quicksand supports the usage of a rescue rope which is available from Toy's Toys as well. The savior gets a copy of the rope and throws it to the sinking victim. The victim can click the rope (if it is in arm's reach) and be pulled out of the Quicksand pit.
Features:
- Restrained Love locking and controlling mechanism
- Configurable sinking speed and stickiness
- 28 custom hand made struggling and movement animations
- More than 20 unique sound effects to accompany the struggles
- Camera locking mechanism to enable you to watch yourself while you're struggling
See more of my work and a lot of other interesting things at my RLV Playground.
Have fun!
Toy Wylie
I'm very satisfied
I was looking for a fun item for my sim and found this awesome sand. I hid it on my beach :)
At first I had some problems with the setup, I highly recommend reading the instructions, after that it should work without any problems.
If you still have problems, the creator will help and is very friendly.
I can customize the texture as I need it. You can make a lot of adjustments, for example how fast you sink.
A great product.
a great product
Probably the best quicksand in SL, though not necessarily for the novice as it takes a bit of skill to install properly.