I use the public sandboxes (whichever one is least crowded), and on a few occasions have had problems with griefers. Shown in the image is the solution - a personal sky platform on which to work. The idea was unashamedly taken from something I'd seen on SL Boutique, although there's was far more impressive in appearance and features.
At the moment it simply rises to a high altitude and centers on rounded coordinates, but I might add more features if they seem necessary. For example, why build in a feature to descend when its more fun to delete it and land by parachute?
Shown in the image is a four-player game called Droid Arena. Players issue a series of instructions through their individual consoles to a robot in the arena (a 5x5 square grid). The robots then act out the instructions in sequence. There'll be power-ups and missiles and landmines etc.
I use the public sandboxes (whichever one is least crowded), and on a few occasions have had problems with griefers. Shown in the image is the solution - a personal sky platform on which to work. The idea was unashamedly taken from something I'd seen on SL Boutique, although there's was far more impressive in appearance and features.
The Beta version of SL Buttonmen has been finished. In the image above you can see my avatar (19th century flavour) wearing one of the buttons, and the rezzed dice set in front.
Above is the free button vendor (my first), and I'm currently looking for places to house it. It also gives notecards on how to play the game and use the SL system.
