Remmy@lemmy.ca

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Linden Lab recently introduced mirrors to Second Life, but how do you make them? The answer is with a new kind of reflection probe!Viewer used: Megapahit vie...

Here is a tutorial I made some time ago explaining how to make mirrors using mirror probes!

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Second Life is a 3D virtual world where almost all the content is user generated. It has been around since 2002 and publicly since 2003 and has developed significantly since then.

Unlike games Second Life and other virtual worlds do not have built-in goals, levels or similar mechanisms. You can think of it more like a place or a platform. Individual locations and groups in Second Life might offer some or all the features a game might have but Second Life (SL) as a whole does not.

Second Life has a wide range of ages, countries of origin, languages, interests and professions among its residents and is not limited to the typical gamer.

It offers many activities from building, landscaping and decoration over taking pictures and visiting art galleries, attending parties and live concerts, roleplay, travel by and racing a wide variety of vehicles in addition to the built-in teleports, combat both in vehicles and on foot as well as a number of adult activities. And of course you can make great friends and do all of those together.

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