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==Land Editor==
==Land Editor==
===Bull Dozer===


==2D Graphics==
In world, you can use the land editor to reshape terrain, if you have permission.
The surface can be selected and then raised, lowered, smoothed, or roughened by some amount.
 
If you have permission, you can also change the texture (images) for the surface, such as sand near the water, grass, or rocky mountain tops.
 
Plants (Flora) are not part of the land.  They are objects that you place on the ground.  There are plants in the Inventory Library, and there are many more for free or for sale.


==3D Modeling==
===Bull Dozer===


*[[Wings 3D]]
This is a special mode of the Land Editor.  Instead of selecting land, you run a small bulldozer over it.
*Blender


==Object Editing==
==2D Graphics==


*Blender
There is no 2D graphics editor inside Second Life.  Instead, you use any one of the many editors available outside, such as the GIMP, Photoshop, or even MS Paint. 


===Sculpties===
==3D Modeling==


See this [[Sculpted Prims: 3d Software Guide|3D modeling guide]] for detailed information.


==LSL Scripting Tools==
==LSL Scripting Tools==


*[[LSL-Editor]]
*[[LSL-Editor]]

Revision as of 11:15, 5 July 2007

Land Editor

In world, you can use the land editor to reshape terrain, if you have permission. The surface can be selected and then raised, lowered, smoothed, or roughened by some amount.

If you have permission, you can also change the texture (images) for the surface, such as sand near the water, grass, or rocky mountain tops.

Plants (Flora) are not part of the land. They are objects that you place on the ground. There are plants in the Inventory Library, and there are many more for free or for sale.

Bull Dozer

This is a special mode of the Land Editor. Instead of selecting land, you run a small bulldozer over it.

2D Graphics

There is no 2D graphics editor inside Second Life. Instead, you use any one of the many editors available outside, such as the GIMP, Photoshop, or even MS Paint.

3D Modeling

See this 3D modeling guide for detailed information.

LSL Scripting Tools