T-Spot Mesh - Simple Plant Pot w/ Soil - Full Perm - LI=1.0

DESCRIPTION:

Sometimes the simple items are the most useful. I wanted to make an affordable and higly customizable item that my customers can use again and again in their projects - so I made this simple ceramic pot.

The pot consists of a linkset of soil and pot so you can use each part separately. I imagine that the soil with it's texture will work well with many types of round pots.

The pot is a low poly model you can stretch to the size a tree would fit in, without it going from 1 to 2 prims.

The textures are greytone which allows you to color tint them to match the project you're working on.
You can also add your own seamless textures, like I've done with the example, in the last photo. I've made the pot with separate materials for the in- and outside, so you can make it two colored - or just add two different textures.

The textures are included as is, in the purchase.

LAND IMPACT (prim count):

The pot and soil each have a land impact (LI) of 0.5, so linked together the LI is 1.0. Stretching mesh will increase the LI, but as previously mentioned, you can stretch the pot quite a bit before the LI changes from 1 to 2.

CONTENTS:

See the Contents tab, please.

PERMISSIONS:

This is a full permission pack for private as well as for commercial use.

You can do as you please with the contents of the pack for private use.

As far as commercial use is concerned, none of the the constituents in the pack may be redistributed as is but only as part of a project and only with the following permission settings:

- copy/modify

- copy

- modify

- transfer

It is not permitted to resell larger structures made from the linked parts in a single item pack alone. There have to be components from other full perm pack and/or designers (or your own full perm items) included in the project.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT:

If you have any questions or issues with your purchase, please send me an IM and I will get back to you asap. No notecards please, as I can't read them offline (which means you have to wait longer for a response).

Greetings :-)

Teresa Matfield