** Dungeon Skybox **
High definition baked textures, give this skybox a dramatic immersive quality. At only 7 prim land impact, it is probably going to take up less of your land allowance than many items of dungeon furniture, Perfect to add under your main skybox, or above your home for an indulgent getaway.
The Dungeon Skybox is 100% mesh, with physics.
~ Permissions ~
Copy and Modify permissions, no transfer.
~ Land Impact and size ~
Land impact is a mere 7 prim LI.
Size 17.5 M x 17.5 M
** Properties **
Physics - Yes
Materials - No
Enjoy :)
EXELLENT: RECOMMENDED
Perfect dungeon! Very low prims for the size & detail. I put mine in a corner of my garden, with wooden fence around, grass & flowers on top & a trapdoor TP for access. I needed to rez a chair inside, in order to sit & get in for the first time.
Perfect
Perfect product and perfect support...
Best Dungeon ever!
This skybox is exactly what I was looking for. It´s very well made and I love the textures. All I had to do was to add a transparent prim on the floor so rezzing obects works better.
Excellent !
This dungeon is good value and very low prim, was easy to install. Rezzed it on the platform and then edited it down. You need to do the same to furnish it as objects will not rezz down below. I combined this with a Violetility 'trapdoor' teleporter, it looks good and works well.
I straight up love this skybox!
Yes its really 7LI @ 17.5m square and yes that is really enough for a pleasant sized room if you're human size. Textures are wonderful and readily retextured: the surfaces make sense. I like the atmosphere and of course that changes like night and day by applying textures of another "mood". Adding an invisible nonmesh floor prim+ hollow box for the walls is recommended.
Acceptable price and what you get is good value for the money.
Now nobody has an excuse to not have a dungeon ^_^
4 stars
Beautiful product, and the picture is accurate. However, it's a bit too "meshy". I found when walking across the floor it sometimes loses its physics, and I end up falling thru it. I fixed this by adding a simple prim floor above the skybox's floor. It's an extra prim, but it does solve the problem.
