House Maria
Mesh House with underground basement and underground tunnel exit.
Low prim and easy to rezz and move: all parts are connected.
Can be used as it is or can be connected with sewer systems, underground tunnels, caves, cellars or catacombs. Can be connected, for example, with the following creations from K&H:
Streets with Sewer Tunnels
Caves and Tunnels
Forest Caves and Tunnels
Muddy Caves and Tunnels
Sandy Caves and Tunnels
Winter Forest Caves and Tunnels
Winter Caves and Tunnels
Cellars, Tunnels and Catacombs
Skybox prefabs
The package includes 4 variants for the exterior textures and few connection examples with tunnels systems form K&H :
House Maria A, B, C and D, land impact 37
Example Connection to Muddy Caves and Tunnels,
Example Connection to Cellars, Tunnels and Catacombs,
Example Connection to Streets with Sewer Tunnels.
All mesh has copy+modify rights. The scripts are copy only.
The size of the house is appropriate for common size SL avatars.
The footprint of the house is ~ 14x14m.
Have fun and please come back to leave a review!
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Connecting the dots.
I have 2 tunnel versions and have to find out how to enter them with holes in ground, because i have a sky platform. Now its easy a nice house with a secret ...a full connected cave or road sewer or both. I make a 64x64 and cut this out the 128x128 (or in middle ) in the 64x64 i make a 21.5 meter hole so the basement is under the ground. Then just start building your cave('s) and road its fun and low prims. i have much fun with the caves under a house.
Quaint house!
I'm a fan of this creators work, and have several of the houses/cottages! If you load the house with the front door facing south, then the east wall is the other wall with windows, 2 windows top floor and 2 bottom floor that reflect the same shape and style as those in the front, and then 3 top and 3 bottom of the up-and-down slide window variety, each together to almost look like one long window up top and one long one on the bottom, likewise on the East wall. The north/back and west side walls have no windows at all. The "A,B,C,D" varieties of outside texture are (A) Mostly white peeling paint with beige/sandy stone underneath, seen in the Product Pics. (B) White sploched greystone,... soft and clean while still having character. (C) Sandstone, or marbled standstone perhaps-- it is the most beige in color, like for a desert. (D) A whiter version of the Sandstone, and at a glance the cleanest/brightest version of the 4. The front foyer/hall area is the smallest room in the house and I appreciate it has a door to the "living room" area straight ahead, and a side door to what could be the kitchen, to the east. I also love how this creator includes examples of how to use this basement building with other products of theirs. I also just love it HAS a basement! You CAN, if you wish, JUMP OUT OF THE WINDOWS! I find this "proper physics" fun when roleplaying, as such things may happen! It is designed as a one bedroom house, or a group-home where the bedroom is a bunkroom, with a separate room that could be the bathroom (all upstairs.) My avatar being 1.80 meters, 5'9'', the house seemed cozy. Not grand, but not small either. Also! I enjoyed being able to walk on the roof! While there's no access inside the house to get to the roof, the roof does have physics enough to walk around it-- maybe turn it into a rooftop garden with it's own access point. xD <3
L$ 450
Land Required
This item requires that you have access to land in Second Life in order to use it.
- Copy
- Modify
- Transfer
- User Licensed
