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Mirror Water – August 11th, 2012 – You can download the mirror water preset at this link but read the blog post for the full tutorial on how to use it.

If you are using a third party viewer such as Firestorm or Exodus, remember to place the settings in the correct folders by substituting the “SecondLife” folder for the name of the viewer you are using. Mac – use Go menu > Go to Folder and paste in: ~/Library/Application Support/SecondLife/user_settings/windlight/skies Windows Vista & 7 – C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\SecondLife\user_settings\windlight\skiesĬ:\Program Files\SecondLifeViewer\app_settings\windlight\skies Windows XP – C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\SecondLife\user_settings\windlight\skies Windows 10 – C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\SecondLife\user_settings\windlight\skies Please make sure you have shut down Second Life before doing this and follow the instructions for the system that you are running:

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To install these settings you will need to download them, unzip them, and then copy them into the following folders. THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE OUTDATED AND ONLY FOR SECOND LIFE VIEWERS NOT USING EEP! If you are not sure how to upload them as EEP settings, click over to the EEP wiki page for instructions on how to import older windlight settings. Strawberry’s Windlight Settings – Older than 2015 I would not recommend using them with the new EEP as they won’t always look right, but I have placed all 14 of them in this folder so you can download and upload them as EEP settings if you wish. UPDATE FOR 2020: Now that Environmental Enhancement Project (EEP) is in most Second Life viewers, many of you have asked about my older Windlight Settings. I will keep updating this page as I create more settings. I’ve created this page to share not only my windlight settings, but also to link to settings that were created by other SL residents. What does that all mean? You have a powerful mood-setting tool at your disposal. WindLight is a revolutionary atmospheric lighting and rendering system within Second Life that can assist photographers of all skill levels to create stunning visuals.