Cubic is 100% mesh, highly optimized for quick loads. General purpose structure great for residential or business.
Footprint size: 34 x 26 meters (aprox.)
Prims: 27
Copy/Mod
Inworld model at:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Vespertine/97/137/1452
Additional Info:
This is a pre-baked mesh, best viewed with full bright enabled. It is unboxed ready to go, just rez and enjoy.
Perfect for my photo studio/gallery
This build is one of my favorites in all of SL actually. The review given on it earlier about the pros/cons is spot on. I'm personally giving this a 5 star review though because it was perfect for me for a year. Investing in a second RageWorks build for a new look now! Quality is obviously important to this creator!
Outstanding
This is my 3rd RageWorks buy and I've never been disappointed - this is another stunning design which offers loads of detail and a great size for such low LI. Just perfect for me, thank you for your awesome work!
Efficient, but limiting
Pros:
+ Efficient (8 prims, 27 LI)
+ Clean, contemporary style
+ Affordable (L$1k)
+ Is Copy/Mod (with restrictions)
Cons:
- Irregular doorways (3 different sizes)
- Limited customization (texture facets cover multiple surfaces)
- Average quality pre-baked lighting (visible grain in textures)
- Full Bright (walls look grey when disabled)
Review:
I have been making use of the Cubic for a handful of months as a low-impact alternative to the Greenwitch by Maven homes.
While I like the contemporary style and open floor plan, there are three issues which leave me feeling limited: Namely the irregularly shaped doorways, the inability to color individual walls, and the requirement of Full Bright.
I can accept the first two points given SL's lack of weather and the properties of Mesh, but I have a personal grievance regarding the enabling of Full Bright on non light-sources. For example, the Cubic looks fine at Midday, yet try to use any other setting and the build stands out like a neon sign. This trait extends to most, if not all, of Rageworks homes.
Retexturing is not a viable option as the Cubic relies on pre-baked renders made specifically for the mesh model. At best you can tint the floors as I did, giving them a warmer or darker tone versus the cool default wood.
Despite its flaws, the Cubic does serve my needs and may prove a good value to those who don't mess with daylight settings and are looking for an efficient shop, photo studio, or gallery.
Wow
Gorgeous, great value for money and low prims too. I probably sound like a shill haha but I bought this ages ago, just saw it again and remembered to review it.
UNREAL
This house is amazing - was looking for a low prim house and this was the 1st I saw. Went to the platform to view it and purchased it within minutes. Spacious, Baked Textures & Large rooms. Now I have had a lot of Low Prim homes, But this one at 27 Primitives is BY FAR THE BEST!!!
Well Done RageWorks <3
