Reading the landscape · about 500 KB, the same files that go on a region
Polar noon
A low sun and cold light; the ice glows on its own.
drag to turn · wheel to zoom
the real .r32 and the four textures from the same store · OpenSim’s own band formula
Ivy Reach
Somewhere to buildA living region. 8,688 m² of buildable ground in one connected piece, 15% of the region is flat enough to build on, and the highest point stands 19 m above the water. Every preview here is drawn with the formula OpenSim itself uses: four textures blended by height, one sun. What you see is what arrives.
Connected flat ground with room for houses, paths and parcels · you build on it.
Where you can build
The one thing the viewer cannot show you · it is a measurement, not a picture.As it looks · from above
Where you can build
biggest piece
other flat ground
moderate slope
too steep
water
8,688 m²
connected build land
15 %
buildable, of the region
18.6 m
highest point
81 %
water
The four textures come with it
OpenSim paints terrain by height and nothing else, so these are part of the landscape rather than a suggestion · which is also why the viewer above cannot flatter it. What you turned is what arrives.
Blue Ice
below 24 m
Wind Ice
24 to 32 m
Wind Snow
32 to 40 m
Crest Snow
above 40 m
A download, not a box
Nothing arrives in your inventory. You get the files and how to put them on a region · anywhere on the Hypergrid, not only here.
SK$ 750
one size
Sizes
256
Climate
Polar noon
Class
somewhere to build
Category
Real Estate / Landscapes
What is in the package
Heightmap
.r32 · 256
Textures
4 files · 1024 px
How to put it on
two text files
Also inside
three pictures
Altogether
one zip, 5.4 MB
Made by
Studio skimi3d
47 landscapes · Real Estate / Landscapes
For your own regions, on any grid. Not for reselling as your own.
How buying works here
Your SK$ stay on the grid · they are spent here, never paid out.
If a delivery fails, the money comes back by itself and the piece goes back on the shelf.
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