Destination Guide FAQExplore the many creator resources and inworld classes that will help you learn to build and create in the virtual world Second Life.
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Happy Hippo Building School
The Happy Hippo Building School is a long-term, well-respected and large school. The instructors provide a building course to take you from absolute beginner onward.
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M2D Magic Land
M2D Magic Land is an interactive particle store. Visit the platforms to use huds and create beautiful scenes for photos, or just play around. One of the best store designs around, every particle can be rezzed and looked at. There's even a group-member party area and freebie store. Embrace creativity at M2D Magic Land!
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Katy's Kreations
Katy's Kreations sells100% original creations especially made for Second Life including high-quality, full permission mesh models, textures, scripts and poses for builders and furniture designers.
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Ivory Tower Library of Primitives
This self-guided, self-paced, comprehensive building tutorial also includes a weapons testing area and safe sandboxes where you can try out your newly-acquired skills.
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College of Scripting
This in-world institute of higher learning jams hundreds of tutorials into its eight floors, and includes everything from Boolean Logic to texture memory.
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Texture Tutorials & Library
Robin Wood's Texture Tutorials & Library provides information and resources to help educate Residents about the ins and outs of texture use in Second Life. The adjoining library includes materials for advanced texture work inworld, and a lecture area offers regularly-scheduled presentations.
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cYo
Create Your Own (cYo) has a broad collection of sculpties for builders and creators. The sculpts come with Photoshop files, so builders can easily change the colors, add patterns, affix a logo or overlay text. Create original designs and check out the latest in innovative creations.
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