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I had an idea for how to make some interesting lilypads. Most of the work was done creating an image with some transparency of a cluster of lilypads. Once I was done, I put them on a prim and made the prim flexy. Removing the gravity and allowing the wind to affect the prim makes the lillypads appear to be moved by the water. It is an interesting sight to see. I set them up to sell for just 10 L$ each. I may work on making some dragonflys to buzz around them, or a frog that catches flies. From Dedric Mauriac via blogHUD

I had an idea for how to make some interesting lilypads. Most of the work was done creating an image with some transparency of a cluster of lilypads. Once I was done, I put them on a prim and made the prim flexy. Removing the gravity and allowing the wind to affect the prim makes the lillypads appear to be moved by the water. It is an interesting sight to see. I set them up to sell for just 10 L$ each. I may work on making some dragonflys to buzz around them, or a frog that catches flies. From Dedric Mauriac via blogHUD

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Having fun with lilypads I had an idea for how to make some interesting lilypads. Most of the work was done creating an image with some transparency of a cluster of lilypads. Once I was done, I put them on

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