Nothing abnormal here....

Just another calm night on the porch for these two :D



In other news, we EXPANDED the shop and are working on some new cool things, plus we have some neat stuff already out. Check back soon for details :)

Quinby has been hard at work

With some amazing results!

Visit Fuzzy Bee Marketplace
Visit Fuzzy Bee In world

Projection Lighting, Shadows, Depth of Field, and Avatar Physics

Before you think this is a video of my AV shaking its bits it was made to show the features of this viewer, which includes shaking bits Haha. The latest test build of Kirstens Viewer includes all this and more...

Pick 720P in the video selector if it looks a little fuzzy to you. Yes, I know I went a little crazy at 2:15, had to crank the settings on that feature for a laugh. Well this is the latest test build of Kirstens Viewer, it runs nicely actually I was expecting with the added features that it would run slower. For those of you that have not seen a viewer 2 based viewer this is how it looks kind of. The sidebar can be hidden away I just had it open to use things in inventory. The top bars can be hidden away. The tabs on the sidebar can be ripped off and become normal windows or the sidebar can be removed totally and use buttons on the bottom instead. The buttons and everything can be dragged dropped to where you want them, or even removed entirely, but don't worry you can make them come back too :D

The only things I wish Kirstens Viewer really had was the ability to Phantom your avatar, the built in AO that Phoenix has, and the built in Radar with the ability to go over 512 meters. I am truly hoping that the new Firestorm Viewer the Phoenix team is putting out will be like a cross of Kirstens Viewer and Phoenix at least in time. I've tried previews of it and it looks promising. The one thing I truly wish I'd see happen, a collaboration between the teams behind some of the more widely used viewers to produce something that has the best of all of them...

Empty Hanja Welcome Area

Hanja occasionally has some crowds, sometimes fairly large, but getting pretty close to this is how it has been for a little while now. Hanja has some crazies but all in all it is one of the more decent official welcome areas. If you haven't been there by all means visit say hi, jump in a conversation and kick back and have some laughs.

More pictures: Hanja Album
Visit: Hanja

Quinby looking at sailboats :)

This is the avatar that the woman I so dearly love uses. She is a wonderful person in my life and one of the sweetest fun to be around people I know. I could go on forever about everything she means to me, but I will spare the mushy stuff and just say this. I love you Quinby.

Visit Isla de Jacqinda

Setting Up Shop

Quinby Hancroft and I have been hard at work setting up the new shop for Fuzzy Bee. Though we sell many different types of items right now for the most part we specialize in low prim furniture and decor for your SecondLife home. Most of what we have available is under 100L and very low prim. Plus if what comes in the pack is still to many prims the accessories can be taken up and arranged and put out in any way you wish, making it easy to customize it all to your taste and need. Well, not to make this post any longer lets get to the pictures :D

For your living room:



For your bedroom:




For your kitchen:



This is just a taste of what we have and much more coming soon!
All of our items can be purchased on the marketplace here:
Fuzzy Bee Marketplace
Our shop in world is here:
Fuzzy Bee
While pretty much everything is on display the shop at this time is being set up so if you cannot purchase it in world it is available on the marketplace. Enjoy :D

Let Us Explore

I went exploring S.I.C. again and they have changed it some since I last went. I really like this set of sims a lot originally I think it was made to film some machinima but is open to the public. Some of you may wonder what I am using for my snapshots in world. Now some of you may know already but I am using Kirsten's Viewer, a viewer optimized for visual quality. It does require a bit of a powerful computer to run it but if you can it certainly looks amazing.


I still will be using the Phoenix Viewer as my primary in world viewer as Kirsten's Viewer is primarily only focused on the visual aspect and I've been told has no plans on implementing some of the features I've come to rely on while using Phoenix in Second Life, but it certainly comes in handy for nice pictures. I may from time to time explore SecondLife a bit and if I find anything nice I will post it here.

For those who have not explored the sims of S.I.C. DO IT! DO IT NOW! RAWR!

SLurl to S.I.C. if you have not been there already: S.I.C.
and you can get Kirstin's Viewer here: Official Kisten's Viewer Site