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Bradley Bracken
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04-13-2009 09:51
I have some palm trees right on the edge of my property line. Some of the palm fronds overhang above my neighbors land. Does this affect their prim count in any way? If so, I'd be happy to move them, but I really prefer them where they are.
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Chris Norse
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04-13-2009 09:52
Doesn't affect the prim count. But they can have the Lindens move them, if you won't.
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Keira Wells
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04-13-2009 09:53
As long as the root prim on your land, no...
However, they could still AR it if it hangs over. Hopefully they'd be nice enough to just ask, if it bothers them, but some people aren't cool like that, so you never know. _____________________
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Phil Deakins
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04-13-2009 09:53
No it doesn't. It's where the root prim is that matters and LL palms are only 1 prim.
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Phoenixa Sol
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04-13-2009 09:54
Try talking to them and asking them if the trees bother them. Some folks do not mind, some do.
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Nika Talaj
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04-13-2009 09:54
Does this affect their prim count in any way? It is generally regarded as bad form to encroach in any substantive way - say a megaprim deck - over your neighbor's land. (incidently, congrats on your re-opening! hope it's going well)  |
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Treasure Ballinger
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04-13-2009 09:55
I have some palm trees right on the edge of my property line. Some of the palm fronds overhang above my neighbors land. Does this affect their prim count in any way? If so, I'd be happy to move them, but I really prefer them where they are. It shouldn't, unless part of the base of your trees is over the line. To be sure all they have to do is look at their 'About Land' 'Objects' 'Show List' to see who has prims on their property. Chances are it won't be you. I do have it in my covenant on my sim, to have all objects back from the property line 2 meters; it's because we've had problems with builds on the property lines, not trees. I wouldn't care about tree branches if it was me. Did your neighbors complain? _____________________
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Treasure Ballinger
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04-13-2009 09:57
Doesn't affect the prim count. But they can have the Lindens move them, if you won't. Actually he's on estate land, don't think the Lindens will interfere but the neighbor could complain to the sim owner/estate manager. _____________________
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Bradley Bracken
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04-13-2009 10:00
It shouldn't, unless part of the base of your trees is over the line. To be sure all they have to do is look at their 'About Land' 'Objects' 'Show List' to see who has prims on their property. Chances are it won't be you. I do have it in my covenant on my sim, to have all objects back from the property line 2 meters; it's because we've had problems with builds on the property lines, not trees. I wouldn't care about tree branches if it was me. Did your neighbors complain? The two meter rule seems like a good one. I think I'll follow that. No one has complained, I just want to be courteous to my neighbors and not affect them at all. _____________________
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Chris Norse
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04-13-2009 12:47
Actually he's on estate land, don't think the Lindens will interfere but the neighbor could complain to the sim owner/estate manager. /me nods Didn't know he was on estate. So it depends on what kind of day the landlord is having. And glad to see you back Bradley. _____________________
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Maelstrom Janus
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04-13-2009 13:57
Hey Bradley I couldnt resist asking...
aren't your neighbours frond of palms then  ?_____________________
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