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Blender 2.5 Exporting Height Maps Tutorial – Part 2

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…r Ramp. Connect the output from the Map Values (B) to the Fac input on the Color Ramp (C). I left the colors B&W and in the black to white order. Since the color for a height map is reversed, they need to be reversed. That is more clicks than just adding a Color -> Invert (D) node. Connect the Image output of the Color Ramp to the Invert node’s Color input. You can see I added another Viewer node. Now I added an Output -> Composite (E) and Viewer… Continue reading →

Making Videos in Second Life

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…Color – Second Life to explain how to use Windlight to simplify your skin color matching tasks. I included links to more Windlight presets. I actually have something like 700 presets. Keeping Your Presets Every now and then we need to do a clean re-install of the viewer. Or we may want to try out another viewer and want our presets in that new viewer. In both cases we can suddenly find we need to re-install our presets. I dealt with the problem o… Continue reading →

Bits and Pieces Catch Up

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…is tutorial has the key bit of information everyone needs to know to solve color matching issues. Once color is matched in a CalWL environment the colors generally look good in all the other environments. Plus you can see detail very well to see how your attachment fits. College of Scripting, Music, & Science It has been a while since I have been down to the college. The college is an in-world Linden Scripting Language reference and training area…. Continue reading →

Visage Coming to Second Life

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…er than the avatar’s default hands. MUCH better. If you haven’t seen how the hands work, check out the video. This is one of the easier skin matching systems around. My Nomine skin doesn’t match any matching system presets I’ve ever seen. So, I was all the way into using the color palette to finish up the matching. So, even the worst case situation this seem works remarkable well. If you are using Slink to match skin, be sure you remember to click… Continue reading →

Second Life Vaginas: The V

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…n alternate skin… I think you are pretty well doomed to spending some time matching color. So adding the vagina to an existing body and head is very likely going to require changes to the body and head to get a match. If you write a review of The V, you can get a 30% discount. :/ I don’t use Maitreya… bummer. I am very unlikely to use Belleza or Legacy. But, a 30% discount is almost enough to pay for a Maitreya body. Hummmm… I might… but Lara’s sh… Continue reading →

Second Life: VAW XTC Vagina Rigged

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…will have a hard time matching the skin. 80 is close to my light chocolate color. If you have to manually match colors the VAW plan is to find a close skin and then tint it using the included Color Picker. It is plenty large enough to work with but there is no numeric input. So, I think it is a rather weak color picker. I often use numeric settings to match colors because tweaking red AND green, the colors used to get realistic skin, is difficult… Continue reading →

Slink Updated Update

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…e and get the entire package re-delivered. You will still have to wear and color each pair of hands. Wearing the OmniHUD use the chat command /13 skin RRR,GGG,BBB to color hands after the first match is made. The chat command is heard by the OmniHUD and the color applied to the hands by it. That allows having smaller scripts in the hands. On script weight… The hands have 4 scripts using 208k of memory. So, keeping the scripts is not a major proble… Continue reading →

EEP Tutorial – Second Life

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…com Closeups, and Studio Light. All of these are good for doing skin color matching. There are also a number of folders with environments some of which are meant for skin matching, i.e., Nam’s Optimal Skin and Prim. You’ll have to sort out which you think works best. I’ve used CalWL forever. But a number of people have written about why it isn’t so great why their choice is so much better. I have used AnaLu’s. I think it works well. I just don’t s… Continue reading →