I've spent a lot of time working with OpenSim, both creating virtual worlds and dealing with everything it takes to keep a grid running. That includes building and managing regions and estates, configuring servers, experimenting with grid infrastructure, and working through the practical challenges of operating OpenSim environments.

The creative side has been just as important. I've worked with 3ds Max, textures, in-world objects, and environments, while also spending considerable time on the technical side of virtual-world development. My interests extend beyond simply building something that looks good. I also enjoy figuring out how the underlying systems work and how to make them more reliable and useful.

Some of that experience helped shape Aurora Systems, where I've worked on practical tools for OpenSim grid and region owners, communities, businesses, and residents. From managing virtual properties and developing in-world systems to experimenting with grid administration and supporting infrastructure, my OpenSim work has covered quite a bit of ground.

This section brings together my OpenSim-related projects, older tutorials, experiments, and continuing grid development work.