Cupid's Valentine Environment

Cupid’s Valentine Environment

Valentine’s Day is marked by shades of pink, flowers, chocolates, romantic movies and wine — and images of a magical baby boy who flies around shooting arrows at people.

But despite his infant form, that baby, widely known as Cupid, began his mythological life as a man who had more power than any god.

Cupid was always a cherubic little boy who followed his mother’s wishes to make people fall in love.

Picture yourself in Cupid’s Valentine environment falling in love.

In Cupid’s Valentine Day Cycle, Cupid and the Valentine Heart are in Four Directions

Valentine Cupid Day Cycle - West
Valentine Cupid Day Cycle - East
Valentine Cupid Day Cycle - North
Valentine Cupid Day Cycle – South

Included are four afternoon static Day Cycles for a continuous 24-hour sky & water environment

In Cupid’s Valentine Sky, Cupid and the Valentine Heart are in Four Directions

Valentine Cupid Sky - West
Valentine Cupid Sky - East
Valentine Cupid Sky - North
Valentine Cupid Sky – South

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PBR viewers Compatible

How do I use this new environmental system or EEP?

Right click on the EEP Object in your inventory, and click > Apply Only to Myself

You can also edit the EEP further by going to the World tab > Environment > Personal Lighting.

Region owners and parcel owners can copy the Day
Cycle into inventory (setting folder is typically used).

If you own or have permissions to change the environment on a parcel of land, you can set custom environmental settings on the World > About Land > Environment tab.

Other visitors to that parcel will share the same environmental experience by default.

Private region owners or estate managers can also set custom environmental settings for their entire region through the World > Region/Estate > Environment tab.

Alt R to open-up Region/Estate Tab. On the Environment Tab, click “Use Inventory” find the “Cupid's Valentine Environment” file in the direction you desire to load the new day cycle into your environment.

Make sure to tell your guests to go to the World tab on top of their screen < Environment < Use Shared Environments to experience the EEP Settings you have customized for your region and/or parcel!

For information regarding the Environmental Enhancement Project [EEP], please visit the link below:
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Environmental_Enhancement_Project

Snuggles,

Teddy Bear