If you owned the ER Mobile Home, you’d be home by now.

I’ve always wanted to have a nice house in Second Life. A simple little place to get away from the hustle and bustle, a refuge, and a place to call my own. But my personal land was only a small 512m parcel. As anyone who has ever owned a 512 knows.. finding a nice house that will fit on that parcel, and still leave enough prims free for furniture, can be a very difficult task indeed. I searched and searched, and finally decided I should make my own. But with that limited space, I knew it would have to be a small house. That’s when I got the idea to build a modern, trailer park style, mobile home.

The ER Mobile Home is a small but stylish prefab home, designed to be as liveable as can be, while using as few prims as possible. The result is a 67 prim building with an overall footprint of just 11.5m x 25.5m, and a base footprint of 8m x 24m. Featuring a spacious livingroom , bedroom, and porch… and a fully equipped kitchen and bathroom, complete with a working refrigerator (with food), a working toilet, sinks, and a bathtub with filling water and a bathing animation. All packed in a simple to use “EasyRez” unpacking crate, the ER Mobile Home is surprisingly roomy with hardwood floors and crisp wall textures, plus privacy windows and smart doors, as well as an access control system. The ER Mobile Home makes the perfect home for “First Land” sized parcels, as well as making an excellent rental home.

Come on down and check it out!

• Eclectic Randomness Main Shop (Adult)
• Eclectic Randomness Annex (Mature)

ER Mobile Home [Instructions]
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Rez the “ER Mobile Home [Rezzer]” crate.
Move the crate into position.
Click the box and select “Rez Build”
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To reposition the building, simply move or rotate the crate. The building will follow. When you’re happy with the positioning, click the box and select “Freeze”.
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Once you’ve got it rezzed, using the building itself should be fairly straightforward. Below is a list of features, and a little bit of information about each one.
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• Smart Doors
  There are two kinds of doors in this structure, the interior doors, and the exterior door. Both doors operate in the same manner. You can either click them, or walk into them, to open the doors. Doors will automatically close again after a few seconds. To close the doors early, click the open door to close it. The interior doors will operate for anyone. The exterior door (front door) will obey the settings you have specified in the security panel, which we’ll cover later.
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• Privacy Windows
  The windows are very easy to operate. simply click a window to toggle between clear, or blinds down. Windows will obey the security panel settings.
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• Security Panel
  This house is equipped with a simple access screening system, controlled through a small security panel, located on the wall near the kitchen window. To operate the security panel, simply click it. The security panel can only be accessed by the owner of the house. Clicking the panel will give the owner a menu, from which you can choose any of four (4) security settings. These settings apply only to who can control the windows, and open/close the front door.
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  • (Public) – Anyone may operate the windows/front door.
  • (Group) – Anyone wearing the same group tag as the house’s group
  • (List) – Anyone specifically named on the Access List notecard
  • (Owner) – Only the owner of the house.
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  Changing the Access List
  Right click the security panel, and select “Edit”. On the “Content” tab of the edit floater, find the notecard named “Access List” and double-click it. Then add/remove names as desired. (remember to spell them correctly). Then simply save the access list notecard to save changes.
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• Refrigerator
  The Refrigerator holds a small selection of giveaway food items. To get something from the fridge, the process is very similar to real life. Open the fridge, look inside the fridge, pick something.
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  • Click the doors to open.
  • Click the inside of the fridge to get a menu.
  • Select a food item from the menu.
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  The following is a list of the food items that come equipped in the refrigerator.
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  Foods:
  apple, bread with butter, chicken leg, ice cream popsicle, flaky pastry, and a sandwich.
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  Drinks:
  glass of milk, bottle of beer, and a can of soda pop.
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  Changing Refrigerator Contents
  The food items in the refrigerator can be replaced if you are feeling adventurous, simply have a look at the “~ Inventory” notecard located inside the contents of the refrigerator object.
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• Faucets
  Click the Kitchen or Bathroom faucets to turn on the water. The water will run for about 10 seconds, and then stop.
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• Bathtub
  Like the faucets, the bathtub uses a simple “touch to start, timer shutoff” system. To use the bath, click the bathtub faucet. The water will begin running. After about 5 seconds, the bath will rez a “Water prim”. This prim will slowly fill the tub. If you wish to relax in the bath, simply click to sit on this water prim. The water prim will self-delete after 60 seconds, if no one sits on it. It will remain as long as someone is using the bath, but once you stand up, it will self delete. No need to drain the tub.
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• Shower Curtain
  Click to open, click to close.
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• Toilet
  Sit to use, stand up to flush.

The ER Military Hangar is the perfect place to store your stuff.

I had a really small lot of land, I wanted to build a little shop. Originally working on an “Airship Pirates” theme, I fashioned a simple but sturdy little hangar, using as few prims as possible. Over the months that followed, I tuned up the design, and then I realized what I wanted to build there was a Movie Theater.. and so the same hangar was adjusted to serve that function as well. Soon I had added the standard sorts of features that people look for in a prefab structure, and it wasn’t long before people began asking if the building itself was for sale.

The ER Military Hangar is a prefab building with a lot of personality, and lots of possibilities. At just 27 prims, and with it’s 12m x 24m footprint, it’s both roomy enough for most any kind of use, and light enough that you don’t need to own much land to use it! The ER Military Hangar is a sturdy steel building with a concrete floor and foundation. Packed in a simple to use “EasyRez” unpacking crate, the ER Military Hangar features built in lighting with easy to operate lightswitches, and a pair of steel sliding doors with exactly the kinds of security features that you’d expect from even the most expensive prefabs. And all made with the loving care and attention to detail that you’ve come to expect from Eclectic Randomness

ER Military Hangar [Instructions]

• Rez the “ER Miltary Hangar [Rezzer]” crate.
• Move the crate into position.
• Click the box and select “Rez Build”

• To reposition the building, simply move or rotate the crate. The building will follow.
• When you’re happy with the positioning, click the box and select “Freeze”.

Once you’ve got it rezzed, the building itself should be fairly straightforward. Below is a list of features, and a little bit of information about each one.

• Integrated Lights
  The lights are fairly simple to operate. They are controlled by lightswitches which can be found on the walls. There is no security mechanism associated with these switches. Simply click to turn on, click again to turn off.
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• Automatic Doors
  The doors are quite simple to operate, and include the standard types of access controls. The Owner’s menu can be accessed simply by clicking the door frame (the bar above the doors). If not needed, the doors can be easily deleted, as they are a separate part from the rest of the structure.
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  Separate instructions are included for configuring the doors.
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• Logo Panels
  On each end of the building, these two prims start off as simple stars. To apply your own logo, simply apply your desired texture to the prims.
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• Wind Sock (on the roof)
  Another optional item.. it’ll run on it’s own without any help from you. =)
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• The Floating PartitionThe ER Military Hangar was originally created as a WWII-styled aircraft hangar, converted for use as a movie theater. The “floating partition” is a completely optional component, and can safely be deleted if you have no use for it. It was included primarily to facilitate the use of the building as a movie theater.