Christmas Holiday Lights for roofs, eaves, windows, doors.
9 Separate motion settings controlled from a single Control Box using a simple menu:
* Chase Forward
* Chase Backward
* Crawl Forward
* Crawl Backward
* Zig-Zag
* Zag-Zig
* Blink
* Random
* Twinkle
* Faster
* Slower
* Hide (just leave them up all year!)
Simple, straight strings of closely-spaced lights. Not RL style sagging strands. Copy permission, so copy one string to make as many light strings as you need.
These multi-color lights are the right size and spacing to look good on a typical Second Life Home. Christmas Lights need to be a bit larger and closer together to look good on the larger homes in SL, as compared with RL light strands.
You can put these on your Premium Member Linden Homes as well as any other home in SL.
These lights use very low-lag texture animations. They will not bog down your region's server like the old style blinker scripts!
Each string can be stretched up to 60 meters long, that's longer than most SL homes.
Save prims! When 2 or more light strings are linked together the prim/land units are reduced by up to 50%.
* 4 strings = 2 prims
* 6 strings = 3 prims
* 8 strings = 4 prims, etc.
Bulbs remain the same distance apart regardless of string length.
One script controls multiple light strings! No need for a separate script in each light string. I hate lag as much as you!
Full Speed Control on all the Motion Settings! Make the lights blink, wink, or move at the speed you like best, from 1 frame per second up to a headache inducing 20 frames per second!
Designed to work with zero-lot line homes, like the Linden Premium Homes. The design of these lights allow them to be installed on walls and eaves adjacent to parcel lines. Some other designs of SL lights won't attach on the rear and side walls and roofs of both the older Premium Homes.
Lights are made using a quick loading, low impact animated texture (512x512px) on a simple mesh background made with only 2 faces. Not a standard 6 face prim box.
Installing them in or on your SL home is easy, no ladders needed! No emergency room trips for broken arms...
These lights have Copy and Modify Permissions.
There are two styles of light strings, Single Side and Double Side.
Single Side: Works best on walls, roofs, or house eaves. The light string is only visible when viewed from the front. Lights are not visible when viewed from the back. This keeps the lights from "showing through" walls.
Double Side: Great for lights in windows, where you want them visible from both inside and out.
- Christmas Holiday Lights for roofs, eaves, windows, doors.
- Simple, straight strings of closely-spaced Xmas lights.
- Right size and spacing to look good on a typical Second Life Home.
- 9 Motion Settings
- Each light string can be stretched up to 60 meters long.
Old school lights, hard to work with
The strings are tiny so you have to take forever to line enough up for a house, then link, and turn and connect to a box - its' just a lot of time for little payoff.
Very simple to setup, read the instructions
Simple, and does what is needed for Christmas lights, well done
Really?
An image on an invisible prim box? Nothing too special about it
awesome
best lights ive had on sl, lots of options and real easy to set up, excellent work :)
awesome lights
these are the most realistic lights there are in second life totally worth the 30 lindens
Party lights
Amazing little string-o'-lights that are useful not just for Christmas but any occasion. Such good value because obviously a LOT of work went into creating them. They are so cute! Don't be put off by the whole book of instructions because they are actually really simple to set up. They can be set to various speeds of twinkling and hey...they can be hidden away for the next time... just like you would in RL! Isn't that the cutest?! Also pretty useful for putting around areas like a dance floor or a shop window, etc. Great work, thanks Leaf illusion.
