Because you can get them right here. Created by SLer Stevie Davros, who says "[t]hese clouds will slowly scroll across the sky like the regular ones, but the shapes are fixed." These exist because Davros was recently experimenting with (really fantastic-looking) realistic skies. "Whilst tinkering," he says, "I came upon the idea of going for the opposite - cartoon=look clouds. So I made a few cloud TGA files and tweaked sky settings to work with them. Version 1 clouds are 1024x1024 and the res was not ideal, so I pushed the envelope and made a 2048x2048 TGA for cloud style 2." More about his naturalistic virtual clouds soon (hopefully), but meantime here's his cartoonified clouds to play with.
The Incredible Power of Virtual World Ownership & Creation -- And the Real World Absence That Drives It (Comment of the Week)
Photo by Grazia Horwitz
Reader Luther Weymann, who describes himself as a tech industry veteran who last ran a company with 1000 employees, recently wrote a comment on New World Notes that is among the best things I've ever read about the power of virtual worlds and the people who use them, in order to own and create content -- and includes some good advice for people who might criticize the quality of their creativity:
That even applies, he goes on, to content creators who actually work for Linden Lab, aka "Moles":
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Posted on Thursday, May 07, 2020 at 03:01 PM in Comment of the Week, Engines of Creation | Permalink | Comments (10)
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