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This is how the model looks in Second Life.
It is now:
UV mapped
Baked
Rigged
Now I need to make the space suit armor.
The sim I took the snapshots in is called the Hive.
It is now:
UV mapped
Baked
Rigged
Now I need to make the space suit armor.
The sim I took the snapshots in is called the Hive.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1160 x 967px
File Size 110.8 kB
Wow... The smooth feeling of the flesh is great. o.o That's some great work!
Curious though, what's the rendering cost of an avatar like that? The impact of mesh on a viewer's frame-rate and rendering performance is the only concern I've had about the whole "Mesh" update so far.
~Kit
Curious though, what's the rendering cost of an avatar like that? The impact of mesh on a viewer's frame-rate and rendering performance is the only concern I've had about the whole "Mesh" update so far.
~Kit
I honestly have no idea how to see what its avatar rendering cost is on V2, and of course I can't check on the viewers that have it.
This was 30L to upload (sometimes lower, I think it had to do with the rigging. It got as low as 17L)
It's a low poly model. With SL's default shading it doesn't look quite as smooth.
So yeah, this probably has a low rendering cost. But I know what you mean, I was worried about the same thing as you. But it turns out, you'd probably have to try really hard to make a really laggy mesh compared to sculpted avatars.
I hope this helps.
This was 30L to upload (sometimes lower, I think it had to do with the rigging. It got as low as 17L)
It's a low poly model. With SL's default shading it doesn't look quite as smooth.
So yeah, this probably has a low rendering cost. But I know what you mean, I was worried about the same thing as you. But it turns out, you'd probably have to try really hard to make a really laggy mesh compared to sculpted avatars.
I hope this helps.
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