Source: Victorian Lady

Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation.

This build was made by the Cobbler’s Trading Company of OSGrid, and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. You can find it (and many of their other creations) on Wright Plaza on OSGrid. Also, there’s an amazing amount of textures available as well to customize this built the way you like.

Source: cloth

This zip archive contains only the sculpt maps. For a tutorial on how to make them, see the latest speedbuild tutorial, and for some instructions on how to use them, please have a look at the sculpted stairs entry.

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Source: The Umbrella Club

This build uses megaprims and can’t be imported properly to Second Life. Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation.

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Source: Commie Star

A little something I made for last year’s Bay City birthday parade, I’d love to dedicate this creation to Avination and every other closed grid. Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation.

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Source: Ravenstone

This is a “low prim” version of the house, as I made this one for use in SL (yet, it still counts 275 prims). Still working on a more detailed one with a better staircase, attic, indoor walls and doors, etc. Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation.

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Source: Fan Service

This package contains a sculpted announcement notice and a special version of the blend screen. Both are set up so they will load images from the web. Please put the web image on a prim script in both objects so they will load their according textures from the web. By default, the script will load our announcement.png, which will be updated regularly to show the latest news about TGIB. For the screen, please change the url of the image to http://tgib.co.uk/snapshot.jpg to get regularly changing artwork made by us. Of course, you can also use your own pictures. Note that the script is set so it will lead to tgib.co.uk when the prim is clicked.

Source: Portal

Can be used with hypergrid scripts. Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation.

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Source: Oriental Skybox

This build uses megaprims, so import to Second Life will result in most prims being the wrong size. Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation.

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Source: Aurora

This is a tribute to the Aurora project. Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation.

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It’s strange how it works sometimes. A few days ago I woke up from a dream, in which I built this house, detailing how to make all the elements – the roof, the arches, the bottom, everything. I finally sat down and built it for real, so here it is. Enjoy.

Source: The Geometrician’s House

Please see the tutorial on how to import this creation and use a door script for the doors.

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