I just spent whole evening building a new avatar look. Clothing looks like the most problematic part for me, but hey, it is no different in real life… Now it is possible to export the new avatar into a gif animation. For free at Evolver! Here’s a sample what I got out of it:
I tried first to make Paris Hilton, but that turned out to be somewhat difficult. Instead I took easier target: Jessica looks just fine flying in her new superwoman tights.
Platforms: realXtend, OGRE3D
License: Commercial. (Use as you wish, but no resell or redistribute)
Based on a dreamstime.com photo (included in the downloadable zip file), I made a basic male for those who don’t want to look like a celebrity like Stallone. The photo was from a chef, hence the name.
Pure beauty in a virtual setting. Generated from a face photograph (http://www.dreamstime.com). Skin is almost too white, especially suitable to be used with red hair.
When I started my Second Life journey, I made some avatar shapes that I felt were important for Virtual Worlds somehow. Trinity (Carrie Ann Moss) from Matrix is definitely one of them. Here’s the shape for you, if you end up doing better, please contribute back for everyone! Also, take a look at Neo.
Evolver is a free web based tool to create new avatars, complete with hair and clothes. And the system is so easy to use that even I get decent results! Take a look at my snowcrash-girl.
Textures for all seasons and all uses. Find fabric, fashion, floor tiles, glass, stone and more. Replace your worn out and tired textures or discover new patterns here. Suitable for realXtend, Second Life and Opensim - at least.
An awesome and huge (over 600) pack of free public domain textures by Torley. Works for virtual worlds, especially for Opensim, realXtend and Second Life.
Specially made for in world meetings, this huge pillar rises straight from the water, giving a nice view all around. On top of the pillar, the flat area provides a plenty of space for your builds and meeting facilities.