Puzzle Box Versión 1.0

These four puzzle boxes are yours, they always were... and now they are in PBR materials too.

I've added a picture showing the reflection from the PBR material in my living room. All the cube types are PBR and the material can be tinted and modified. Please see in world.

Each of the four puzzle boxes can be resized from small hand-sized to huge and manipulated by the usual editing tools. Textures are 512x512 for each face; just right for high detail without silly graphics lag. The 'metal' parts of all puzzle boxes are tintable and can be adjusted for shininess.

Land impact is from 1 up to 6 for the fully-featured version D. That will *not* increase with size; the LI stays the same no matter how big you make them.

Basically, I've designed them to look fantastic, and be highly customisable by you. They are Copy/Mod apart from the scripts which are copy only.

These puzzle boxes use the more efficient Alpha Masking instead of the usual Blending. This avoids the common issue of transparent textures overlapping and fighting for front row; that doesn't happen here!. It also makes things easier for SL and your graphics card. You can change it to Blending mode in the editor if you prefer; it does tend to look marginally better (if you have the highest graphics quality settings) but I still prefer Masking myself.

Choose your pleasure:

Puzzle Box A: A single-prim version with an inner that can be coloured and textured independently of the 'metal' parts.

Puzzle Box B: This has a Real 3D surface detail, not just textured. Take a look at the photos. That makes it three prims. Like A, it can have the inner parts coloured and textured.

Puzzle Box C: The simplest(!) metal-on-black single-prim puzzle box. The surface bumpiness can also be adjusted on this box. It's probably best as supplied though because it looks terrific. Its simplicity belies its demonic beauty.

Puzzle Box D: This one goes all out to please you with its six prims. Like puzzle box B and can be coloured and textured similarly, but it has more up its sleeve...

...First, it projects light through each face, casting shadows of the faces though the metalwork onto the surrounding walls. The projected beams can be adjusted for radius so you don't have to annoy your neighbours with it (or, you can!)

...Then, on demand it emits a room-filling red light as well; the light intensity is adjustable.

...To really make you feel sick, it then spins about at an adjustable speed, casting it's shadows around the walls as it spins.