Space portal view uses 3 prims with 3 different textures moving at three different speeds to give an illusion of depth. This is a common technique used in animation (cartoons).
Included are two full perm space portals, one for each side of your ship, animated textures moving in opposite directions. When placed in your build on opposite sides (starboard and port sides) they will convey a sense of motion in one direction.
Each portal is 3 linked prims and scripted with a resize menu. Clicking the portal will display a menu, allowing it to be resized in the either X (width) or Z (height) axis without changing the Y (depth) of the object. Large sizes (in excess of 10 meters) are possible.
The portal view is set to copy/transfer, and you may include them in your builds for resale within Second Life and the Second Life Marketplace. However, you may not sell or give away as purchased, they must be part of a build.
Note: Items will say 'no modify', this is due to the no modify resize script included. All is modifiable except the resize script. The resize script is not modifiable, and you may want to delete it from your build prior to resale.
See the item inworld!
Ver el artículo en Second Life- Three starfields combined in one object
- Full Permissions for your builds! (see note)
- Scripted to resize independently on XYZ axis
- Simulated 3D depth
Was hoping to use this for the resizer script
I don't care if it's no mod, but dropping it into another linkset didn't work as it needed another script to function which i could not find in any of the other prims. I'd really like a refund please?
realistic
I placed in my build for my personal project , placed grated window with transparency resized placing the star field between so outer box was black and inside it looked like a huge metal window AWESOME! need a front view .. Please....
Stunning!
Love it :). I scaled it up as large as it will go (which was the size of a privacy screen) an at that size its a tad blurry (and I mean minimal without attempting to play with the tiles adjustment).
For those interested it came with a port side directional and a starboard side directional.
NOW To the creator: go make me a head-on view and I'll buy that one also lol.
lovely work thank you :)