Welcome to the future of building...

• eight modes, two are brand new: Snap, Gap, RotClassic, RotScale, RotSide, Move, Link, and Texture
• align textures dynamically from one side to another
• super low use of your sims resources at just 1 script per TNT Prim
• "More" buttons right on the prim give you quick access to common functions
• save time and increase your efficiency
• easy to use
• avoid common issues/shortcomings with the Second Life Build interface
• touch interface eliminates the need for memorizing commands
• seamless prim alignment
• fill gaps
• relocate prim attributes while maintaining size and shape
• align textures
• move all your prims as if they're in a rezzing device
• free updates for life and outstanding technical support

You can actually drag your mouse across the prim to move your texture around. And to align your textures, just touch the faces you want to align to your active prim! With just a few, simple clicks, you've saved yourself the time and effort of manually aligning textures! Then, use the built-in texturing features to apply bumpmaps, colors and more directly from the face of your prim! And the new TMat integration allows you to apply the last selected texture from your TMat to your TNT Primz. Now THATS innovation!

 

 Snap Mode

 

Lining up your prim's edges has never been easier! Snap Mode allows you to touch two points on the prims you want to match up, and the alignment is instant! Get seamless creations in just a snap! Even better, the alignment is more accurate than you could ever try to do by hand; to the SEVENTH decimal! Be amazed at how better your work looks having aligned your prims with Snap Mode!

 

Gaps are among the most dreaded things in Second Life, coming in at a close third to naked newcomers and Torley Linden. We're still working on repellants for numbers one and two, but we do have the solution to gaps! Gap Mode! It uses the touch points to measure out the size of your gaps. Once you've touched those points, your active prim will resize to that size. In addition to resizing the active prim to fill a gap, you can also resize the active prim to the distance between any two touch points.