Skyrings with timer for racing your spaceships or aircraft or just your avatars! There are 6 rings with a starting ring with green lit moving aura in the centre and a finishing ring with a purple aura.
Just place them in the sky - choose your spacing and angles to make the course as easy or hard as you like. Each racer must go through the green lit ring, then the middle four in sequence, finishing at the purple lit ring. The racers name and best time is displayed on the board which can be used as a noticeboard too. Great fun for any sim and they look really cool just hanging in the sky!
Copy & mod permissions. Only 19 prims for all the rings & board.
To see the rings use the link to our spacestation - there is a simple racing course in the sky - look up to the left on landing :)
See item in Second Life- Metal skyrings with bright light markings
- Race through the rings in any jet, aeroplane, vehicle or just fly through :)
- Place the ring with the green aura at the start, and the purple aura at the end
- Times are given for each racer & the best times displayed on the board:)
- 10m circle but moddable for resizing, and copiable.
Hysterical
I dropped a slow rotation script into some and a hover script in another and changed the direction of the hover to side to side. Much more challenging now. I have a UI Tour Dragon for borrowing.
It's here if anyone wants to see it set up and running.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tawny/113/218/2061
2018: The rings work...
... but so far not the scoreboard. Reopened, redone and re-located so far no results. I have contacted the builder and co-owner but so far no reply for over two weeks. Giving to dates of the builders profile they are ether no longer in secondlife or just don't bother to follow up.
Thank you
The first, that fit 99% to my concept
What I want to know...for the 1%: What I need to change so the Rings counting the Rider.
An NC on this issue is on the way ... LOL
Sunny Greetings
from GaiasLittlePlace
MaitreyaGefuehlsdichte
Perfect!
I set these up on the ground to monitor a foot race. It worked perfectly! We are going to try it for other races as well. It's easy to use, and simple.
