With unmatched detail and realism, the Essential Swing combines smooth movement with natural, synchronized animations. Unique in Second Life, the swing automatically moves at the correct speed for the length of the chain. You'll really feel like you're swinging!
Swing sitting down, on your tummy or standing up. All poses move naturally, speeding up as you pump! Change poses smoothly as you swing. And a simple menu lets you adjust the width of the swing to fit you.
The swing can be modified and transferred. The included cedar frame is full permission. Initially sized for a child-sized person, the swing can be fully adjusted for anyone. Detailed instructions are included.
This package includes two swings with frame. A single version is also available. If you want more swings, you can buy multiples and combine.
A FREE demonstration version is also available. See below.
Part of the Essential Toys Playground Series. We also offer custom playground design using our unique equipment. Contact us for more information.
Join the Essential Toys group to stay current with new releases and new products!
Second Life の商品を表示- Awesomely realistic with smooth movement
- Sitting, tummy and standing swings
- Natural animations synced with the swing
- Can be adjusted in many ways, and modified
- Frame has full permissions
The best swing around, but primmy
This is the best kids swing I've found in SL and I love it, I found it a bit too primmy, but because it comes with modify permissions, you can cut the 28 prims down to 10!
A bit scary because it comes without copy permissions, so one mistake and you can mess the whole thing up.
Nevertheless, I know have a great double swing for kids for only 10 prims, awesome.
Without a doubt the best swings in SL
I've looked all over SL for the best swings, and these are them. The fun poses, the realistic sounds, the sculpted seats... I do miss the "manual" mode (swing by alternately pressing forward and back) from an older swing set I had, but the better poses and realism here are well worth losing that.
Note that the individual swings are 10 prims each... which might seem excessive to some. They can be reduced to 4 by unlinking the side-facing half of each chain and the sculpted bolts and hardware at the connection to the seat. The swing looks a touch less realistic, but not really noticably so unless you alt-zoom on the connection point, and you can save 12 prims for the pair. As far as I can tell, the scripts still work great.
