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It appears Linden Lab are keeping to their promise of “rapid iterations” for Patterns, as an update will be released on Thursday 18th October, two weeks after the initial Genesis Release launch.
It’s certainly enjoyable. I’m entertaining an idea for demolishing the bridge on the “back 40” now, but will try to wait until the upgrade in case I need that bridge
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I’ve been experimenting with home-built shapes for bridges and stairs, using the various materials – seeing where the stresses start and whether crossing a creaking structure in jumps rather than “walking” adds to the stress and brings it down…
How were the dozen ukuleles last night? I read your tweet and immediately thought of this as a great demonstration of mass ukelele playing (seven in this case) – enjoy! 🙂
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