Rezzing In The Sea

You don't need a berth or land to park your virtual boat. You can rez it directly in the Second Life Sea.

In this post, I'll give you some general tips and then some specific landmarks. This post is always a work i progress. Feel free to suggest your own favourite rez zones in comments.

Thankfully a guy mansplaiined all this to me and recommended this hud. It's all you really need to find a place to rez your boat.

South East Corner


This follows the "rule" in the very nice Eden sea - Fulmar (6,1,8). 

In the photo, note that the sea bottom gives a clue. Also, always best to assume a top-down view to rez directly on the land mark.


In the Blake Sea it's the NE corner, 

apparently in every region of the sea.



I have not yet figured out where the rez zones generally are in the North Sea.









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