2012年03月29日
Huge tower
Around the LEA Full SIM Art, there are many art SIMs and large arts are presented. This is the tallest building I ever saw, which has more than 1000m height. It is impossible to see whole figure even with the Phoenix maximum viewing distance.
LEA Full SIM Art: http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA1/81/127/25
Looked down from the top. The two squares at the bottom are both made of four SIMs. The small rectangle shape on the left of the bottom of this tower is the building that was introduced last time where I did the tightrope walking.
This building is Media Art Center. There is a model of this tower at the lobby, but the model is also large.
The huge boxes like piled up video cassette cases are exhibition halls. Some of them are now used actually, but arts could suffer by comparison with this building without substantial power.
I wore bright dress to be competitive. This tower has a space of eight SIMs longitudinally. Most SIMs have height restriction and use skyboxes separating each other, but if all constructions were done in connection, there could be a huge futuristic townscape.
A space with only black and white stripes. There are some dance stage with brilliant sets that obscures dancing. This kind of simple background could be nice for enjoying dancing. But there was a chess-board pattern dance floor that was not good for dressing up and harsh to eyes.
LEA Full SIM Art: http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA1/81/127/25
Looked down from the top. The two squares at the bottom are both made of four SIMs. The small rectangle shape on the left of the bottom of this tower is the building that was introduced last time where I did the tightrope walking.
This building is Media Art Center. There is a model of this tower at the lobby, but the model is also large.
The huge boxes like piled up video cassette cases are exhibition halls. Some of them are now used actually, but arts could suffer by comparison with this building without substantial power.
I wore bright dress to be competitive. This tower has a space of eight SIMs longitudinally. Most SIMs have height restriction and use skyboxes separating each other, but if all constructions were done in connection, there could be a huge futuristic townscape.
A space with only black and white stripes. There are some dance stage with brilliant sets that obscures dancing. This kind of simple background could be nice for enjoying dancing. But there was a chess-board pattern dance floor that was not good for dressing up and harsh to eyes.
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