PBR

A new rendering system is coming to Second Life, known as PBR, or physically based rendering.  This is the industry standard these days, and it’s really nice to see LL stepping up and making the major code change needed to support it. If you have no idea what PBR is, and you want to know […]

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Line4

You know the game, connect four in a line horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, and win!  Now available from Blues Fantasy in Second Life, the game is six land impact, and can be played by one or two players.  As with all Blues Fantasy scripted products, it comes with updates for life.

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Japanese Teapot

I’ve released a new BF product today!  This decorative Japanese styled iron teapot would make a lovely addition to any kitchen, and would obviously be right at home in a Japanese theme. The item is modify, so you can resize it if you like, but be aware that resizing mesh will change its land impact.  […]

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Updated Wind Sculpt

I’ve been fiddling around with Linden Scripting Language for over nine years now.  It’s an interesting, quirky language, with a huge number of functions in its library (nearly 500).  While I think I know it pretty well, language and library features can always surprise even the most experienced coder. A week or so ago, I […]

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BF Walk/Run Pose Stand

Looking natural and realistic as a woman in SL means having to mess with physics objects to get appropriate breast movement. However, messing with the physics settings can be difficult as pose stands mostly offer static poses and you need movement to get the girls moving too 🙂 Rez this pose stand and sit on […]

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BF Pose HUD update V1.1

A long time ago, back in 2014, I wrote a pose HUD so I could take posed photographs in regions where I couldn’t rez a pose stand.  I put this on the marketplace, and it seems that this is something that a lot of people want, as I’ve certainly sold a few! The original was […]

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Electric

Hello furry friends 🙂 Most clothing you buy for Kemono is modify, and nearly all of it comes with UV maps and AO textures, so you can create your own designs for them and apply them to the clothing.  The top I’m wearing in these photos is by Wretch.  Wretch also sells a set of […]

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