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Thouchy Yifu

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03-18-2008 10:23

I have a quick question. If you own parcels in two dif parts of one sim. Can you use the prims for both parcels on one of the parcels?

Qie Niangao

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03-18-2008 10:24

Yes.

Egon Rothschild

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03-18-2008 10:24

From: Thouchy Yifu

I have a quick question. If you own parcels in two dif parts of one sim. Can you use the prims for both parcels on one of the parcels?

yes.

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Keira Wells

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03-18-2008 10:25

From: Thouchy Yifu

I have a quick question. If you own parcels in two dif parts of one sim. Can you use the prims for both parcels on one of the parcels?

Yes, but only within the bounds of a single sim, as you described. More than one sim, and yer out of luck.

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Rhaorth Antonelli

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03-18-2008 10:30

you can also join those two pieces of land, even if they do not touch one another.

They would then share the same name and land settings

if you leave the unjoined, be sure to set auto return on the unused plot

(to join them just fly above the sim, so you can see both plots, and in the land edit mode, drag the mouse over them both then click join land

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Thouchy Yifu

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03-18-2008 10:32

From: Rhaorth Antonelli

you can also join those two pieces of land, even if they do not touch one another.

They would then share the same name and land settings

if you leave the unjoined, be sure to set auto return on the unused plot

(to join them just fly above the sim, so you can see both plots, and in the land edit mode, drag the mouse over them both then click join land[/QUOTE

Even if they are not close to each other but are on the same sim you can join them?

That is awesome. Figured about the prims though just wanted to make sure.

Thanks everyone!

Meade Paravane

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03-18-2008 10:33

Er.. It's 'yes' but I think it's a qualified 'yes'...

If you have multiple parcels in the same sim _and_ you deed those parcels to the same group, you can share the prims.

Not sure what the rules are for user-owned (ie: not set to a group) land or for land that is set to a group but not deeded.

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Rhaorth Antonelli

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03-18-2008 10:33

yes even if not close, as long as they are on the same sim, they can be joined (I did it with some of mine)

just remember to divide them if you ever plan to sell

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Keira Wells

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03-18-2008 10:34

From: Meade Paravane

Er.. It's 'yes' but I think it's a qualified 'yes'...

If you have multiple parcels in the same sim _and_ you deed those parcels to the same group, you can share the prims.

Not sure what the rules are for user-owned (ie: not set to a group) land or for land that is set to a group but not deeded.

If one entity (User OR group) owns multiple parcels in one sim, then it shares prims.

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Rhaorth Antonelli

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03-18-2008 10:35

From: Meade Paravane

Er.. It's 'yes' but I think it's a qualified 'yes'...

If you have multiple parcels in the same sim _and_ you deed those parcels to the same group, you can share the prims.

Not sure what the rules are for user-owned (ie: not set to a group) land or for land that is set to a group but not deeded.

they do not have to be deeded, they still share the prims even if owned by the same person, not a group

set to group should not make a difference, as long as the land is owned by the same person

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Thouchy Yifu Registered User Join date: 3 Oct 2007 Posts: 22	03-18-2008 10:23 I have a quick question. If you own parcels in two dif parts of one sim. Can you use the prims for both parcels on one of the parcels?
Qie Niangao Coin-operated Join date: 24 May 2006 Posts: 7,138	03-18-2008 10:24 Yes.
Egon Rothschild Never Enough Prims Join date: 22 Apr 2006 Posts: 556	03-18-2008 10:24 From: Thouchy Yifu I have a quick question. If you own parcels in two dif parts of one sim. Can you use the prims for both parcels on one of the parcels? yes. _____________________ “If you talk to God, you are praying. If God talks to you, you have schizophrenia.”
Keira Wells Blender Sculptor Join date: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 2,371	03-18-2008 10:25 From: Thouchy Yifu I have a quick question. If you own parcels in two dif parts of one sim. Can you use the prims for both parcels on one of the parcels? Yes, but only within the bounds of a single sim, as you described. More than one sim, and yer out of luck. _____________________ Tutorials for Sculpties using Blender! Http://www.youtube.com/user/BlenderSL
Rhaorth Antonelli Registered User Join date: 15 Apr 2006 Posts: 7,425	03-18-2008 10:30 you can also join those two pieces of land, even if they do not touch one another. They would then share the same name and land settings if you leave the unjoined, be sure to set auto return on the unused plot (to join them just fly above the sim, so you can see both plots, and in the land edit mode, drag the mouse over them both then click join land _____________________ From: someone Morpheus Linden: But then I change avs pretty often too, so often, I look nothing like my avatar. They are taking away the forums... it could be worse, they could be taking away the forums AND Second Life...
Thouchy Yifu Registered User Join date: 3 Oct 2007 Posts: 22	03-18-2008 10:32 From: Rhaorth Antonelli you can also join those two pieces of land, even if they do not touch one another. They would then share the same name and land settings if you leave the unjoined, be sure to set auto return on the unused plot (to join them just fly above the sim, so you can see both plots, and in the land edit mode, drag the mouse over them both then click join land[/QUOTE Even if they are not close to each other but are on the same sim you can join them? That is awesome. Figured about the prims though just wanted to make sure. Thanks everyone!
Meade Paravane Hedgehog Join date: 21 Nov 2006 Posts: 4,845	03-18-2008 10:33 Er.. It's 'yes' but I think it's a qualified 'yes'... If you have multiple parcels in the same sim _and_ you deed those parcels to the same group, you can share the prims. Not sure what the rules are for user-owned (ie: not set to a group) land or for land that is set to a group but not deeded. _____________________ Tired of shouting clubs and lucky chairs? Vote for llParcelSay!!! - Go here: http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SVC-1224 - If you see "if you were logged in.." on the left, click it and log in - Click the "Vote for it" link on the left
Rhaorth Antonelli Registered User Join date: 15 Apr 2006 Posts: 7,425	03-18-2008 10:33 yes even if not close, as long as they are on the same sim, they can be joined (I did it with some of mine) just remember to divide them if you ever plan to sell _____________________ From: someone Morpheus Linden: But then I change avs pretty often too, so often, I look nothing like my avatar. They are taking away the forums... it could be worse, they could be taking away the forums AND Second Life...
Keira Wells Blender Sculptor Join date: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 2,371	03-18-2008 10:34 From: Meade Paravane Er.. It's 'yes' but I think it's a qualified 'yes'... If you have multiple parcels in the same sim _and_ you deed those parcels to the same group, you can share the prims. Not sure what the rules are for user-owned (ie: not set to a group) land or for land that is set to a group but not deeded. If one entity (User OR group) owns multiple parcels in one sim, then it shares prims. _____________________ Tutorials for Sculpties using Blender! Http://www.youtube.com/user/BlenderSL
Rhaorth Antonelli Registered User Join date: 15 Apr 2006 Posts: 7,425	03-18-2008 10:35 From: Meade Paravane Er.. It's 'yes' but I think it's a qualified 'yes'... If you have multiple parcels in the same sim _and_ you deed those parcels to the same group, you can share the prims. Not sure what the rules are for user-owned (ie: not set to a group) land or for land that is set to a group but not deeded. they do not have to be deeded, they still share the prims even if owned by the same person, not a group set to group should not make a difference, as long as the land is owned by the same person _____________________ From: someone Morpheus Linden: But then I change avs pretty often too, so often, I look nothing like my avatar. They are taking away the forums... it could be worse, they could be taking away the forums AND Second Life...