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Lorecosten Proudly Presents: DolceVita
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/LC-Dolcevita/9125280
DolceVita is a Scooter bike with original sound, a lots of features, good controlling and low lag in 11 prim LI ONLY!
Details:
-100% Original Mesh
-Extremely high detail model and textures.
-Materials enabled
-It equipped with HUD.
-Passenger enabled.
-8 Different poses for parking.
-Headlight and Brake Light
-KPC Script.
Features:
-Camera settings
-Resizable and all animation positions are adjustable.
-Lockable.
-Group Access: Turn on group access from the menu and the bike is unlocked for anybody wearing the same group tag.
-Possibility of eliminating the shadow from the menu "hide/show".
Main controls:
-Arrows keys for netx, left and right
-Shift + left or right arrows keys to change gear
-Page Up and Down to control wheeling
The complete list of controls you can find it in: Menù - options - advanced - Get Help.
Get HUD:
Menù - options - advanced - Get HUD.
The vehicle is made by me inspired to the original design from rl (about my dad, YESSAH!^^)
This is captain Elizandro driving his whaler Carlota at Lagoa da Conceição.
Florianópolis - SC, Brazil.
You may now resume your normal, moronic style of driving. Especially you tourists.
San Francisco. South end of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Tucking in to a well earned hot chocolate after some hard driving down the range. (Can you tuck into a drink?)
Driving along the back roads of west central Oklahoma I came across this coil of barbed wire on a fence post. It is an interesting subject of the life of the farmer in Oklahoma.
I have just returned from an amazing trip in New Zealand and Western Australia with thousands of photos to edit (and delete). Hopefully there will be some amongst them that I can use to tick off the 2024 challenges.
This was taken on the eccentric railway built by a potter which literally zigzags its way up the mountainside. There is an engine at either end of the train which has to stop in one part of the zigzag and the driver goes to the other end changing the points so the train can then take the next zag. At the topmost point is the "Eyeful tower" with a fantastic view and all along the route are pottery works of art to admire.
86/124 pictures in 2024: railway
Nel parco di Timanfaya, a Lanzarote, l'ombra è sempre in contrasto con il sole, il color cenere con l'azzurro dell'oceano, il rosso della lava ferrosa contrasta il blu del cielo.
Un mondo completamente diverso da quello che siamo abituati a vedere..
Buona giornata
#timanfaya #lanzarote #parco #park #cielo #sky #mare #ocean #canary #canarie #lights #luci #shadow #ombra
15 Scuderia's all in a row (including 3 x 16M!!)
Left to right:
Scuderia 16M, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia 16M, Scuderia 16M, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia, Scuderia
A sister shot to DrivingInColor and Tunneling, I have been sitting on this one for a while, had already processed it very heavily but decided to push it a bit more, and after the sliding was done and I was able to get the ICE BLUE headlights coming at me, I said to myself, "self, yes, it is ready for Sliders Sunday"!!
Sorry, posting sort of late in the effort, was away for the last 35 hours or so, will be making rounds soon.
Driving the super jeeps in the Icelandic highlands in the middle of the winter, and in the middle of nowhere.
"Driving Forces:" Sometimes the forces of nature, or the universe, or whatever, seem to steer our path in different directions than what we initially intended. I took this photo over a year ago, during a road trip that was supposed to encompass parts of California, including Death Valley, Alabama Hills, and further up north to Mono Lake. A sudden, unexpected, late winter snowstorm that lasted a bit longer than even anticipated, ended up preventing me from having time to visit Mono Lake before making it back home in time to return to work. But I enjoyed the extra time spent in Alabama Hills, and have wanted to go back ever since. Here is an image of the last bit of paved road leading into the wild granite formations that dot the landscape of Alabama Hills, with Mt. Whitney in the background getting doused with snow, while the dark, ominous storm clouds loom overhead.