@honoluludesktop said: No birds in Holland?-) I can't leave my car outdoors a week without getting the glass bombed:-( Hm, yes, I see how that might be a problem. But seeing as this building is supposed to blend in with nature, a few dirt stains would only help that effect. Not that bird dropping should be left there though, that's a bit nasty even for nature life. But cleaning the windows should be as simple as turning open the garden hose. :3

dude wacko jacko had a sleeping chamber but it wasnt as pimpin as yours.

@sir said: i cant see any of those images! @chango70 said: Me either. @wacov said: Same It's fixed now.

Well, at least we seem to share the same interest of " making a little game". And more or less no idea of how to do this, whatsoever. " Something interactive " would also be cool, especially if it includes .50 cal machine gun ( just joking ). Anyway, I am glad you´re here - loking forward to seeing more of your work. Cheers!

http://vrshed.com/sketchlife/examples.html your dreams are answered Sketchlife is a system which allows you to build for Second Life using SketchUp. Most 3D modelling tools use meshes (vertices connected by edges which define faces), whereas Second Life has adopted solids, referred to as primitives, to be their indivisible building blocks. This guarantees that there won't be any stray polygons flying around, but it also prevents mesh models from being imported automatically. The in-world modelling tools in Second Life are quite good, but they are stone age compared to the 3D modelling power tool that is SketchUp. SketchUp is free. (Thank you Google.) Therefore, if we can't bring SketchUp to Second Life, we'll bring Second Life to SketchUp.