DBS Square Floating Island Sculpt Set - 15 maps (crated)

I found these shapes among the basaltic strata, which conveniently fractured in these handy squared shapes!

Fifteen sculpt maps a variety of square shapes that easily translates to rectangular, so you can take full advantage of your square parcel!

5 islands have flat tops, 5 are shallowly hollow on the top, and 5 have deep hollows. Some are not tapered at the bottom, and some have eroded to tapered ends.

I call them islands, but you can use them for cliffs, waterfalls, ponds and many fantasy builds.

Put a nice flat prim disk in there for grass, water, dirt, whatever you like and dance on level goodness! (prim disks and textures not included). Add water and make a floating pool! The un-hollowed islands are topped in a flattish rugged rock sculpty manner.

Size and texture for your custom builds and landscapes. These are full perm sculpt maps for builders use to apply to your own creations. Instructions and examples are included.

Some of these sculpts are rotated 180 degrees to the other when you rez them, just rotate the sculpted prim as you like.

Full disclosure: Second Life bounding boxes do not let you go inside a hollow sculpt unless it is phantom, please research phantom child scripts if you wish to use phantom and non-phantom together in a build. http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Phantom_Child

These sculpt maps are sold full perm for use in building, but are not to be resold or given away as textures - neither in Second Life or outside of it. Please do create and sell or give away your creations!

Some are available individually at my shop, along with many other sculpts and textures.

Feel free to drop a notecard to Sea Warcliffe in-world if you have any questions or suggestions.

To use the included sculpt maps (which will look like textures in your inventory, and will be clear if you double click on them):
Q. How do I create a Sculpted Prim from a texture?

* First create a regular prim (any type). Then edit it, and in the object tab change the prim type to sculpted. You'll then be able to select the sculpt texture on that tab. The "Texture" tab will allow you to change the surface texture.
(from http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Sculpted_Prims:_FAQ)
or see this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d8wUA2rnHw