Sculpted 4 Prim Paper Lantern Set - Wattle - by Weather! or not?

Each string of eight (yes 8!) wonderful Paper Lanterns uses only 4 prims! Four varieties included in each set as well as MOD+COPY perms provide much scope for effectively enhancing your build in a very efficient way. Each features a detailed sculptie construction with custom textures, low-prim never looked so good!

This set contains..

<!Worn?>-Paper Lantern -(colourtype)
<!Worn?>-Paper Lantern -(colourtype) -curved
<!Worn?>-Paper Lantern -(colourtype) -aged
<!Worn?>-Paper Lantern -(colourtype) -curved-aged

All parts are COPY permissive so you can rez as many of each as you'd like, additionally, these components are mod permissive so you are able to adjust their size to suit your individual needs.

Several other colors are available, please see our merchant page for more great products!

Enjoy!

Further Monday & Fang Roffo
Weather! or not?

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Helpful Sculptie viewing hints from <?Worn!>

Ever noticed how some sculpts seem to distort when viewed from a certain angle?

Sculpties render in Secondlife with various levels of detail depending on your graphics settings and the distance you are viewing them from. The tecnical term for the value of sculptie detail is called "rendervolumeLODFactor" (or, for our purposes 'LOD' for short).

Lower graphics settings (which are standard for more basic graphics cards) cause sculpts to distort more readily at shorter distances. These settings can be overridden in the 'Advanced' (menu) * -> 'Debug Settings', then entering 'rendervolumeLODFactor' into the field and adjusting the number to a higher setting.

The default viewer setting is a LOD value of 1.0, pushing these settings higher than their standard reccommended values can cause your graphics system to work harder and may cause a drop in framerate performance for lower end graphics systems. If you have a high performace graphics card, settings of 4 for example can greatly improve the way sculpts render on your machine.

* Advanced menu is accessible via the CTRL-ALT-D keyboard shortcut (CTRL-Option-D on a Mac).