Set of elements for building a mesh house in the shape of a geodesic dome. It can be used as a modern eco-house or a building in the style of science fiction or cyberpunk. Groups can also be assembled from domes to build bases on other planets, in deserts, in the Arctic, or used for space stations and military bases. Change models, complement the construction with your own elements, textures and scripts. We wish you a pleasant creativity! :)
The photo also shows options for a house with other textures - cyberpunk, military, different colours. These samples are not included in the set. But you can texture the models yourself as you wish.
As a bonus in the set, you will also find a model of a bunker in an armored frame based on the same geodesic dome, but without windows, as well as a small decor element (a ball consisting of two hemispheres) in a similar style for creating furniture or lamps.
Land impact of the house in full assembly - 29 prim
Size - 18x20 m (suitable for a plot of 1024 sqm)
Textures are not attached. We recommend using seamless textures on all surfaces.
IMPORTANT: because of the specific mesh models, when you rez house on the ground, it appears in the air a few meters above. To quickly lower all the parts of the house together to the surface of the land, we recommend rez the house with the builder's menu turned on with the active arrow on the top line (builders will understand what I'm writing about). If you rez house without a builder's menu, then first select all of its elements, and then lower it.
Creators allows you to use this set, as you wish, but PROHIBITS selling AS IS and with FULL PERM, give anyone as gift or freebie. But you can sell your buildings with these elements, with a copy-mod or mod-trans permission.
nice, but a few issues
A nice little structure which looks good. However, unlinked transparent mesh pieces provide the floor, wall, and stair physics. To move the structure you must select ALL of the parts including the transparent parts (newcomers may not be aware of the existence of these parts or how to select them - although an inlcuded notecard attempts to explain the process without mentioning the existence of the transparent parts). Makes moving the structure a bit cumbersome. Aha, but why not link those transparent parts to the building itself to make it easier to move? Nope. Doing so removes all of the physics capabilities - you can't walk on steps or the floor and you can walk through the walls. Also, not all sides of the dome can be textured, so finding a texture (other than a solid color) that will work is nearly impossible. Once in place, however, it is still a unique looking building. I added a few features (working door, more textured floor, interior telescope (an observatory bulding for me), etc. If you use it as part of a build for resale, you will want to explain carefully how to move the transparent mesh parts with the structure.