Rental Rules

  • You may rezz a vehicle for the duration of a scene as temporary use.
    • For example you drive to the coffee shop -> park -> get your goodies and then drive to another location on sim.
    • Before logging out however you must pick up the vehicle.
  • Any vehicles left on sim and are not part of a rental or permit will be returned.

Need Help?
Submit a support ticket through Discord for transfers, issues, or requests.

  • All commercial rentals require an approved business proposal before use.
  • You must have a registered character before applying to run a business.
  • Businesses are expected to remain active and engaged. Locations that show little to no activity (staff presence, events, or community interaction) may be subject to review and possible removal at staff discretion.
  • Pre-decorated businesses are established parts of Creswell and cannot be renamed, redesigned, or heavily altered.
  • Approved renters act as the owner or manager of the business for roleplay purposes.
  • These businesses remain open and available for roleplay 24/7. Renters and their employees are not expected to be present at all times; when no player employees are available, visitors may roleplay with generic NPC staff.
  • Major changes, damage, or long-term closures must be approved first by staff.
  • Managers are expected to keep the business active through personal roleplay, employees, events, or participation in community storylines.
  • Creating a business group, hosting events, and hiring employees is encouraged!
  • Participation in citywide events and storylines is required.
  • Open commercial spaces allow renters to create and operate their own business concept.
  • All businesses must be approved by staff and should fit Creswell’s modern urban setting and the surrounding district.
  • Commercial spaces cannot be used as homes or primarily residential properties. Small employee areas, offices, and break rooms are permitted, but the rental must remain recognizably and primarily a business.
  • Businesses must be built around roleplay, not for profit or passive use. You may sell items within a shop however vendors should not be noticeable/not be the focus of the business. Products may be sold within your establishment however, vendors should be discreet and secondary to the roleplay environment. For example, a bakery may sell usable food items while still functioning as a fully decorated and accessible bakery.
  • Avoid duplication: Business concepts should offer something useful or distinct to the community. Proposals may be denied when a particular type of business is already overrepresented.
  • Participation in citywide events and storylines is required.

Ready to apply?
Submit an application through discord to get started.

In an effort to make this sim accessible to everyone without the added barrier of cost, we have created spaces around the sim that are typically marked as rentals but that are free for anyone to use.

When you see this symbol on or around a door, that room has been marked as available for anyone to use.

That is to say, for the duration of your scene, that space is “yours”. You are welcome to say your character lives or works in that space, and everyone is expected to play along.

However, this only extends for the length of your scene, so if you return later and someone else is using the space, you may not role-play being upset that someone is “in your house/office”.

Vehicle Permits

To keep lag down and to manage prims, vehicle permits are limited to help maintain performance and fairness for all residents/visitors. Vehicle permits are for residents who do not wish to own property on sim, but want to keep a vehicle rezzed out full time.

These permits available in the DMV

Rules & Restrictions
  • Ground vehicles only (cars, trucks, motorcycles, and similar street vehicles)
  • Maximum 80 prims per vehicle
  • Music, sirens, and excessive sound effects are not allowed with the exception for authorized emergency service vehicles

Residential

Commercial