In terms of general looks, these avatars compare very well with updated Classic avatars released in 2015 and the last set of mesh avatars released by the Lab. In terms of their render costs, seven of the eight sit between 12K and 18K in their default look, and the most expensive in terms of rendering – Kara – is 30,059, which is still more than reasonable. Really, these are more geared to new starters in SL, and as such, they have all taken their place on the sign-up page avatar carousel.
That said, these avatars aren’t designed for the established user per se – although their low render cost is obviously a boon to those on lower-end systems. All of which makes each of them a nice little package if you’re looking for something different for an alt or something. They have an LI of 26 (male horse) and 31 (Female horse).Īs system avatars with editable shapes, you can obviously apply skin, tattoo and clothing layers to them if you wish and change their shape (the fitted mesh clothing should all follow shape changes within reason). Note, as well, that you can rez the two horses in-world as static objects, should you wish. As the horse forelegs use the wing bones, you will need to remove the wings before attaching a horse (and vice-versa), or a conflict will occur. and attach.īe aware that a little care is required if you wish to use a horse with one of the winged avatars.
Detach Kara’s default AO and then attach the riding AO and horse. For example, want to have the (nominally) “non-Bento” Kara avatar to ride a horse? Just copy the horse mesh and riding AO from Rhiannon’s folder to Kara’s folder. You can obviously mix’n’match the avatar elements should you wish.
The Kara “Mystic Hero (and non-Bento equipped) avatar (l) and the Elleria avatar with Bento wings Walking forward should fix this in all views (if not, right clicking on your avatar and using the Reset Skeleton option may be required – if other still see your wings oddly placed, advise them to do the same with your avatar). For example, as the riding animation for Rhiannon and Thomas is an attachment, depending on how things load, it can briefly look as if you are standing “in” the horse, rather than sitting in the saddle.Īlso, as the horses use the wing bones for their forelegs, swapping to a winged avatar after using one of the horse-related avatars at any time in a session, can lead to your wings appearing in front of you at thigh level to you and those around you. There can be some short-lived oddities when wearing the Bento equipped avatars using Replace Current Outfit. Rhiannon or Thomas for the horse riders.
Your avatar will wear the outfit, which is also transferred to your Clothing system folder under the avatar’s name, one of: To make use of any of the new avatars, display the Choose an Avatar picker, scroll to the one you wish to try, and click on it. The new avatars are best accessed via Me (/Avatar > Choose an Avatar) Note this does not mean the avatars themselves are Bento they are system avatars, but are supplied with fitted mesh clothing and mesh accessories. Three of the pairs – angel, demon and warrior – are “Bento equipped”, meaning they make use of the Bento skeleton for their wings (angels / demons) or horse (warriors). They are paired into four sets of male and female avatars which might be described as: angel, demon, warrior and (as the Lab calls them) “mystic heroes”. There are eight avatars in the new range, referred to as the “Renaissance” set – a term more akin to the capabilities provided with the avatars than the actual historical period, perhaps.
AVASTAR BENTO ANIMATIONS TUTORIAL PATCH
The new Rhiannon avatar from the Lab standing and with optional Bento horseįirst hinted at during Patch and Dee’s Meet the Lindens session at SL14B, the new set of Second Life avatars from Linden Lab appeared on Wednesday, July 5th, and were announced via an official blog post.
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