Stepping stones individual or in groups (2, 3, curved, straight, uneven). Includes plain and mossy version. Each piece 0.5-2 LI. Link individual stones to lower LI.
These are *thick* stones meant for use in water, but could be sunken into ground easily to use as paths. Demo out at store.
Copy/mod. 100% original mesh.
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Nice Pieces, Easy to Work With on Uneven Terrain
This is a good bit of kit for piecing together a custom path. It comes with some prefabs for some common configurations, so that helps keep the LI down. The thick shapes are nice to work with on uneven land. I pieced together 10LI worth of 'em, terraformed around them, and made them phantom for walkability (let the terrain do the physics work!). Once I was happy, I linked the parts together to further cut the LI in half. Nice!
Good Product
This is an extremely versatile kit. Being designed for use in water and having real depth to them as stated in the write-up means it also is ideal for use on uneven land without having to resort to using individual stones for the ups and downs. Texture detail is good, LOD is good, versatility is good. Price is reasonable. What's not to like? 100%! Now to get the wood path kit!
Very Well Done
I am very picky about my landscape items, and have been unhappy with some of the other stepping stone objects I've used. These are fantastic, however. I used them on the ground instead of the water and they look great. Even the 5-step paths are less than 1 LI so can be linked together to save prims, and the texturing is great. No problem with the physics either for my usage, even after resizing.