*** Looking for a Mesh version? Please consider buying the NEW KURO skybox instead ***
https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/PROMO-New-Kuro-Japanese-Closed-Skybox-32x16/13699317
Beautiful and spacious 512 sqm skybox in Shareta Osumai style, with white exterior walls.
This skybox blueprint is 32x16, so it fits into any regular 512sqm parcel.
You can use it as your home, store or office.
The building is one object; there’s no need to use a rezzbox. You just rezz the skybox and move it around as much as you want.
Please notice:
1 - Because this is a closed skybox the building is delivered as phantom (object can be walked through). To turn this feature off, just right click the building, select Edit and, on the Object tab, uncheck Phantom. After doing this, you will not be able to walk through the building’s walls, so make sure you’ve created a landmark inside the skybox first.
2 – The building uses mega prims. Remember that if you try to resize a mega prim it will automatically resize to the regular prim size in Second Life. This only applies to size; mega prims textures can be altered as many times as you wish.
Store policies:
1) Please double check the items' permissions before you buy them. There'll be no refunds based on misreading or misunderstanding the item's listed permissions.
2) What you see is what you get. Item's permissions, textures, or anything else, will not be changed based on customers' request.
3) I don't have any in-world store, nor do I organize any kind of in-world private presentation
- Full Item title: KURO S&K 512sqm Japanese Skybox B (Phantom)
- 32x16 = fits any regular 512 sqm parcel
- Modifable
- Transferable
Five Star
Fits a standart sized 512 land. Low prim, and great texture for a good price.
5 stars!
Great skybox, few prims used wisely and high quality textures. Looks amazing. A fine job.
beautiful & low prim
I find this to be beautiful and authentic. It feels peaceful, contained and secluded. The ceiling has a 2nd prim so that it really is recessed and not just a texture.
Skyboxes have the problem of a boring outside. These window screens are not transparent. They keep the focus inside and give a good light.
There's a low wooden bench that runs around the perimeter — that's not just a border you see in the photo. I'll be using this for classes and that bench will serve for extra seating.
