awww diving you made me tear up what a lovely thing to say, it makes all the thousands of hours worth it, having my work here appreciated like that it really means alot to me. Thank you so much hugs xxx

Hello, good evening everyone,

today I want to work really hard with you on the occasion of the soon beginning summer, but do not worry, you will be wet from sweat at most under the tongue.

I want to occupy you today with much-needed gardening, after all, spring is almost over.

What do you need, except a large garden, of course?

First of all, two work trestles, you know them also under the name "Construction horse", the prop you can find regularly in the stock of RLC Props.

After you have placed the two simply where desired so that you can put a worktop on it, you need next a "Wall" prop. This you rotate at least 90° in the X axis, the rotation of the Y axis is up to you. The dimensions of the wall should be sensibly as follows: 0.8 x 1.4 x 0.2

Per script "Cached Web Image" you give all three props the following texture:



Don't forget to set the file caching to Forever, this will save you and your visitors a lot of loading time.

After you have set up these three props, you can start with the flowerpots, I made some out of my favorite material terracotta. So that they don't all always look so terribly new, I added a decal for the prop map of the "Planter Pot2" at the upper edge that runs from top to bottom.

You should create different sizes of this prop for a sensible design, a few with the opening to the top, some more with the opening to the bottom, which then look like empty unused flower pots. I have for my garden corner shown below by screen shot the dimensions of 0.3 / 0.4 / 0.5 ... and further continuously in steps of ten up to 1.0 per axis. The large planter at the very front of the table edge has the dimensions: 1.2 x 0.4 x 1.2
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Here is the propmap that can be taken for all planters, always the Planter Pot2:



Now, of course, you need potting soil, preferably in different qualities. Let's start with the small bags of orchid soil. Here comes the Prop Map, made for the Prop "Cushion", which you most sensibly give the dimensions 0.75 x 1.0 x 1.0.



Somewhat larger are the bags with soil for houseplants. The prop map shared below was made by me for the prop "Pillow", the dimensions are: 0.5 per axis.



Whether you store them like me on wooden pallets or not, is up to you.

The largest bales are of course as always the ones with the Top Soil, after all they contain the amount of 35 L. The prop map for this, shown below, was developed for the prop "Generic Box", dimensions of which are as follows: 1.9 x 1.5 x 2.0.



The loose potting soil on the table and on the ground next to it was made from the Prop "Snow 1", in size adapted to the locality. I leave it to you to give the Snow Props sensible dimensions.



And now for the tools. You can find the "Spade" as prop in the stock of RLC/UV. I have used it several times, the normal version, which leans for example on the table, or is also in the huge pile of earth.

In addition, there is also a digging fork sicking in the ground. This was also made on the basis of the prop "Spade", use the following prop map:



But please remember: this map is a PNG file, so it is absolutely necessary to check the State Tab Texture Translucent and enter a value of about 50.

The two prop maps that follow are also made for the prop "Spade", they are short-handled versions of the normal spade and the digging fork, I made them as small tools, as you need them especially when repotting houseplants.



But keep in mind, also these two maps are PNG files, so please don't forget Texture Translucent with the value of about 50. I have reduced them to the size of 0.3 per axis.

If you did everything right, it could look like this:



And one last word to the men: The saying "I'm fine, I have beer and a deck chair and my wife enough gardening" counts for nothing with me! Men are like lawnmowers, both are hard to get to work and emit foul odors.

And now I wish you a lot of fun gardening in fresh air and at the same time get some sun, so you stay healthy,

your divi

So dear ones, hello, it's that time again, I have treated myself to a bit of fun in terms of decoration.

There are people who claim they intend to make America great again and unfortunately do the opposite, and then there are people like you and me who in their humble little ways, even if it's just here in this game, do exactly what others claim they do.

So let me make America great again by reminding you of great American values that are actually behind the products I'm about to share with you right now.

All the propmaps were developed for the Prop Bookstore Book, 10 are dedicated to America, with two more I want to give some credit to the British as well. All maps are JPG files, carefully optimized and developed by me with love and a smile on my lips.

Have fun, stay healthy, keep good spirits despite all odds, divingA

My guesses:

A: Antique Desk
B: Antique Dresser Drawer
C: Mirrors on top of the Antique Dresser Drawer
D: Metal Bench

Good evening everyone,

I must confess, I am a bit stunned. There are users here, who run in hordes to a party, if there is something to win there, they buy Raffle tickets, which if not much but still cost cash, but if someone here out of pure generosity and for the fun creates a little game, then there is frosty silence over the sea of fog.

I must also confess to having advised my wife against giving away her new developments just like that, like she did many times before. I confess further that I gave her the just above mentioned advice with the words: Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine.

I personally have to deny myself to participate in this game, it would also be unnecessary, because what I personally need for my few properties, I either design myself or ask my wife if I may have this or that item.

I have seen her partly at work, if you should call it work, she has also shown me now and then the one or other piece, also from this series. All this has led me to give her the above-mentioned advice with admittedly somewhat harsh words.

Because one thing is for sure. With any professional decorator you would come for the series and everything that belongs to it, in no case under 100 rays out of the house again.

In one thing, however, my wife is right, the community here has clearly slackened in terms of gratitude. I have nothing more to say about it,

kind regards, caring D

Very well, definitely a nice try .... ... but Kellie, I am sorry to say ... ... of the four props mentioned, three are correctly named, but unfortunately only three.

But hey, take it sportive, and seee, you still have two more guesses available

Hello everyone,

I have just received a lovely email thanking me for the wok. I thank the writer of the mail very much, I give a little bit of the mail here verbatim:



Such a lovely mail prompts me to add something. Make the wok as described above again, but now with the following sizes as a smaller pan: 0.8 x 1.0 x 0.8 on the X, Y and Z axes.

Place and rotate the pan as desired on your stove.

Now please create a "Primitive Halfsphere". Give it the sizes as shown in the screenshot, i.e. X = 0.21 / Y = 0.07 / Z = 0.21.



Again you need the script "Cached Web Image", set the filecaching to "Forever" and use the texture below or the hotlink below the texture.



Attention! It's a PNG file, so you have to check Texture Translucent in the State tab for a clean performance and enter a value in the box behind it. I took 10 as value, but the value is also a little dependent on the viewing angle and the other backgrounds of the layout.

Have fun with your pan filled with delicious scampi with garlic and vegetables,

divingA

Hello, good morning everyone,

about two anemonefish I would like to talk to you today. As you know, recently there was a new template in the Swag Bag, which, as you would expect, I am expanding into another new scuba diving base. Like all my other dive bases from the years before, this one is located at the border between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, more or less around Indonesia.

For the new dive center, based on the template "Fuck Hut Interior" I have now developed two new anemone fishes, which I like to share with you, both of them you would also be able to observe as a diver in this area during a dive.

Both can be used on the props Clownfish01 to 03 as well as on the prop Clownfish_Lagoon. The corresponding animations you need for all props in the state tab in the state-box, please take from the existing lists in the forum like this one:

can anyone help me with how to animate?

The first one is the Clark's anemonefish (Amphiprion clarkii), also known as the yellowtail clownfish, here comes its texture, as always a PNG file, so remember to check in the State Tab Texture Translucent and enter a value in the box behind it, the value 1 is perfectly sufficient.



The second ;-) Buddy is the Amphiprion sandaracinos, also known as the orange skunk clownfish or orange anemonefish. For him everything applies regarding the installation as said above for the Clark's anemonefish.



The only thing left to say is that for a reasonably realistic size you should give both of them the proportions 0.5 x 0.5 x 0.25 per x, y and z axis, but in the end this is up to your taste.

Have fun with the two, have a nice weekend too, but most of all: stay healthy,

divingA

Thank You Diving Hun
Can't wait to use in my bathroom
super cute

big huggssssssssssss Missy TYSM

Hello everyone,

Ein Kessel Buntes ( "A Kettle of Colour" ) was a television variety show in the former East Germany. The show was intended to be a flagship of GDR entertainment and to compete in prime time with the Saturday night broadcasts of ARD and ZDF (both West German TV channels), which is why no expense was spared in hiring international stars.

Today I would like to share with you a kind of kettle of colour too, completely without music, but with many colors. To be more precise, three fish are coming again, all three developed by me for my diving bases.

The first one is Paracheilinus filamentosus, also known as Filamentous wrasse. To create it, you need the "Clown Fish Lagoon", scaled to 0.3 per axis for a realistic size.

Download the following image and upload it to your own Picture Host or use the hotlink below. Be careful: it's a PNG file like all the others, so don't forget to check "Texture Translucent" and enter a value in the box behind it.



Fish number two is Macropharyngodon ornatus, the false leopard or the ornate leopard wrasse. Its texture is developed for the prop "Fish Danios Lagoon". Here is the prop map and below the hotlink:



All good things come in threes, the third in the group is Halichoeres margaritaceus, also called Pink-belly wrasse, although this name is a bit misleading, or a colorblind person created the name .

Because in fact this fish is mostly green with red stripes and spots and nowhere pink, the pink belly have only the males and that only in the very short mating season.

To create it you need one of the props "Fish Danios 01 to 06".



You can get the codes for the animation from the following list, then copy them into the state box in the state tab.



All three fish come, how should it be different with my diving centers, from the region around Indonesia, thus from the border region between Indian and Pacific Ocean.

And now I wish you all a lot of fun and success while decorating, divingA