Ana Lutetia

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Flexible Sculpties!

Posted on March 5, 2009 by Ana Lutetia | 3 Comments

For now, Flexible sculpties (or FlexiSculpties) are only available in an Imprudence version that supports them. However, this is not planned for the next versions of the standard SL™ viewer but you can vote on jira 9203 asking for the implementation.
In the video (shamelessly stolen from Gwyneth Llewelyn) you can see Damien Fate’s work and the new generation of Loco Pocos avatars.

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3 Responses to “Flexible Sculpties!”

  1. Anya Yalin
    March 6th, 2009 @ 00:12

    It’s such a shame this isn’t part of the main viewer yet. And even if it was, we probably wouldn’t be able to use it for yet another while. In that sense it’s bad that LL changed its policy of mandatory viewers. I still wouldn’t use in-world features like mirroring because I can’t rely on everyone seeing the effects.

    But it’s promising that flexi sculpts are possible. They will have to be implemented eventually. I just hope it’s soon.

  2. Ana Lutetia
    March 6th, 2009 @ 23:19

    Anya Yalin → That is one of the main reason why I always write the viewer used in each one of my fashion posts. I believe it makes sense due to the slight changes from viewer to viewer. BTW, I always use the latest viewer, usually, Release Candidate. Most people complaint but I love RC’s.

  3. Imprudence viewer | .Ana Lutetia.
    October 13th, 2009 @ 01:04

    [...] here and there but haven’t done a post solely about it yet. I have blog previously about the flexible sculpties and the worn tab but I haven’t blog about all of the new features they added. First of all, I [...]

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