I Spent an Hour Building a Sky Garden in AvatarLife... Here’s What Happened
There’s something relaxing about decorating in a virtual world. In my latest livestream, I spent an hour inside AvatarLife, an OpenSim alternative to Second Life, working on my platform in the sky. No quests. No chaos. Just pure creative energy.
My goal was simple: make the space feel peaceful.
The first thing I did? Add more sakura trees. You can never have too many cherry blossoms, right? I spread them around the platform and instantly the space felt softer and more alive. After that, I placed more flowers across the ground to fill in empty areas. It’s amazing how much small details change the mood of a build.
One practical addition was an invisible wall around the edges. Since the platform floats high in the sky, visitors could easily fall off. Now they’re safe, even if they get a little too curious exploring the edge.
I also cleaned things up by removing rocks I wasn’t using and adding a couple of benches. The benches made the space feel more welcoming, like somewhere you’d actually sit and relax.
The biggest challenge? Finding the perfect centerpiece.
I tried placing a campfire, but it didn’t match the calm garden vibe I was going for. I removed it pretty quickly. I considered adding a pond, but I couldn’t find one that fit. I even checked out a river kit at the Omni Outlet, but it just wasn’t what I had in mind.
So most of the stream became a creative experiment, placing trees, moving objects, adjusting layouts, and seeing what felt right. And since uploading textures costs AV$, I worked with what I already had.
Even without a final centerpiece, the platform feels closer to becoming my dream sky garden.
If you’re curious about AvatarLife and want to start building your own virtual escape, check out my link. And if you enjoy cozy creative streams, coffee donations are always appreciated ☕
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