Modular stair building system.
44 different parts providing great flexibility in building the staircase that fits your needs.
Easy Snap to Grid system allowing fast and accurate building. (SL building skills required)
Resizable.
Regular Land Impact 0.5-2 per part
Land Impact examples:
12-step stairs - RLI = 4
12-step banister - RLI = 4
12-step skirtboard - RLI = 2
4-step turning stairs - RLI = 2
For a complete 12-step staircase count 12-16 RLI
Upscaling will increase the Land Impact
Includes a LowRes 3-step stairs piece. RLI 0.5
AO shadowsmaps included providing basic shading.
Several parts have separate faces for easy texturing inside Second Life.
UV maps included to create accurate and detailed textures in Image Editing Software.
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I am a beginner builder...
For me it was very hard to assemble a lot of work.. and the ready made ones r very small...i wish there was more samples with more realistic to make it less work for us..
Amazing!!!!!
love love LOVE these stairs!!!I love the details, makes my build seem so real! THANK YOU!!
great design but primmy
the design is great but since they are very small for some kind of building, resizing them is a huge problem for the prim count i will try to replace some parts of the stairs with sculpt to reduce that but its such a shame since i think those are one of the best if not the only design that would look realistic once its textured
Seriously, You dont own this set?
Yes for some of us we tend to make the stairs in this kit large and prim hoggish, but with the quality and amount of pieces the stairs have virtually endless possibilities. DZ makes the AOs in a manner that most every element needed is covered by its own UV and AO, texturing these can be a nightmare for some (because texturing can be work) but for the serious builder these are a must have. Most realistic in shape and with the UV maps they can be in textures as well.
This was the first item I bought from Doctor Zimberman (ZimberLab) and I was pleased, well worth the price. Now I own many things including the walls and windows to mention a few.
Thanks Doctor Zimberman, keep it up.
well done
To get it how i needed it i ended up with over 200 prims for an average size but looks great.
Awesome Stairs
These are fantastic ... a lil primy but fantastic, all things considered. My only real complaint is they seem small in the kit and making them bigger is a lot of work.. I dont think this set if for the beginner builder. But there are some good examples in the box.
