Aeris Irides^✦ @AerisIrides

I made a slot machine and lucky spinner game as a way to get gold for the Tradewinds economy game. They work now and you can accumulate gold, but the Tradewinds game is not totally ready yet. :) getting there!

Introducing my new “Princess Ballerina Box”! This enchanting music box is the perfect way to spend a relaxing evening in your luxurious mansion. Simply settle into your cozy chaise, place your sub or wife inside, and enjoy watching her gracefully spin to the authentic music box tune for hours on end. Trust me, it never gets old!

Adorned with sweet “Princess” lettering and pretty pink lighting, this piece adds just the right touch of magic. There’s even a spinning key for extra charm... no winding needed. Best of all, you can pick it up *gratis* in our Tradewinds Welcome Center shop. (Please note: certain details in the photo are pixelated to meet OSW guidelines.) Enjoy!

Full perm so you can adjust as needed.

I was curious to know how to show "infohub" on the world map. In the viewer this is set by the "Extra2" parameter in a map data object (OpenSimulator always hardcodes this to "0" which makes an object a "TeleHub" instead of an actual "InfoHub" - but it's not particularly useful for anything in modern times besides putting an "info" icon on your map!). *First* select/edit a prim (such as the OSW beacon), then hit Alt-R to bring up estate manager, on the region tab is TeleHub button to the right, click to open that dialog and hit "connect". then you will see an "I" icon on your world map. Not super useful but maybe someone will find it helpful.

I figured out how to generate a map of the sim. we've spent a day or so building and there's much land still to explore. At the concept it was going to be like a 9 square grid with 4 lands and 5 waters lol. But on a 4096x4096 I realized that would take weeks if not a month to create, so I tried different things and finally figured out how to randomly generate islands on the whole sim. The concept is people can have an island in the game, or part of it - a parcel. This isn't a typical square island sim but different and interesting so far. the economy game will be ready soon, it's going to be free to play.

Dance Party with DJ Risk Sunday 11am SLT

Get ready to kick off your sandals and dance the day away at the TradeWinds Beach Club! Starting at 11am, the bright sunshine, gentle ocean breeze, and DJ Risk Chaser’s electrifying beats will turn the sandy shoreline into your personal dance floor. Gather your friends, feel the energy soar, and make unforgettable midday memories under the warm coastal sun!

I hired a Banker to handle customer service for the new Podex Exchange installation.. Podex isn't 100% set up but should be today I suppose. Mister Banker is a ChatGPT AI you can chat with in local, have fun!

Standing in line for open call auditions for a christmas production... it looks like it's going to be hard to get the part though, everyone matches the specs in the casting call and we all look the same. I guess it must be won on personality alone. i had to get my nails taken off to look like a peasant, now my fingers look like i've been digging dirt with my bare hands my whole life. Salon day tomorrow!

Wanderers beware: the forest at midnight is no place for the living.

In the heart of a sprawling, overgrown forest, where the trees loomed like ancient sentinels, a dark gothic Victorian mansion stood in eerie defiance of time and nature. Its silhouette rose sharply against the midnight sky, jagged turrets and gabled roofs clawing at the heavens. The air was thick with fog, shrouding the clearing in a spectral gloom, but the mansion’s presence was undeniable, a monolithic monument to forgotten eras and whispered horrors.

The mansion was a paradox both a sanctuary and a trap. Its grand doors were always open, inviting any soul brave enough to enter. Visitors were welcomed warmly, offered fine wine and decadent meals by Melanie and Hana. Aeris herself would greet guests with a charm so disarming that few realized they were prey until it was too late. The coven entertained their guests in the candlelit parlor, where shadows danced like specters across the walls, and music from Camille’s phonograph lulled them into a false sense of security.

But as the hour crept closer to midnight, the house revealed its true nature. The fog thickened, pressing against the stained-glass windows like curious hands. The air grew colder, and the laughter of the hosts took on an unsettling edge. One by one, the guests would realize the danger they were in. By then, it was far too late.