#SECOND LIFE BENTO SKELETON COLORS SKIN#

What is Bento? – On December 15th, 2015, Linden Lab announced a new project called Bento.

If you are not familiar with Bento, here is some information and links that will explain it in detail:

Customer Service Questions: If you have any questions about this head, it would be best if you looked at the designer’s profile, her name is Rumegusc Altamura, to see how she prefers to be contacted for customer service issues as I will probably not be able to assist you with that.

Also please note, if you wear a Bento head right now, it will not be seen properly to other Second Life residents unless they are also using a Bento viewer. Bento has not hit the main viewer as of yet, when it does, I will let you know.

Bento Viewer: In order to see this head properly, you need to use the Bento Release Candidate Viewer.

Developer Kit: There is a developer kit for this head available at the mainstore as well as the marketplace.

Omega compatible: This head is also omega compatible, and using this omega relay HUD, I was able to apply Omega appliers to this head.

I am using their omega applier on the Maitreya body in this post.

#SECOND LIFE BENTO SKELETON COLORS SKIN#

If you have your own mesh body that you already like and wear, Altamura has omega appliers for their skin tones for different mesh bodies. Sofia mesh body costs L$2499 and is available at the mainstore.

Mesh Body Appliers: Altamura has their own mesh body named Sofia which fits perfectly with this head.

Other options: It also comes with a few other options such as 3 different eyelash lengths, the ability to turn the ears invisible as well as being able to change your neck size.

I’ve shown how they look in the video below.

Animations: It does come with a few animations which are always visible on the left side of the main HUD.

The skin tones also have a no eyebrow option.

Skin Tones: It comes with four skin tones, I am wearing the darkest skin tone.Then there are two smaller HUDs, one for skins and one for makeup. HUDS: It comes with 3 HUDs, one main HUD that has animations, skin tones and makeup layers and appliers sections along with an option to change the color using rgb values for any of the tones and appliers.The DEMO for the head is available at the mainstore for L$1. After that, the price will go back up to the regular price which is L$3499. Price: The head is only L$699 until November 24th, 2016.I’ve done a little video about the head and given some details about it below: I’m just going to present what I know.Another bento mesh head has hit the grid, this time from Altamura. If I missed a fact or got something wrong, then that’s the fault of the user experience I received. So! Here I am, back from my trip and writing about it.īefore I begin, let me state that what I write here is my impression of the game. Yes, that was really a conversation on Plurk and I said I would go on behalf of everybody. I took a look at the game because my other friends on Plurk were kinda scared to, so I volunteered to step up and poke around. Today I’m taking a look at Sansar, lovingly referred to by SL citizens as “Second Life 2.0”.

They spoke of VR implementation and a Steam store page– It was fairer, and its people with new bodies milled about to create and speak to one another. Standing at the “Hotspot”, a fire pit located in the Nexus social club.Ī nd so it came to pass after the lands of Juicy faded away in favor of nicely built houses, and the Mainland slowly became more barren, a new land rose up out of the depths of metaverse seed grants. What do you think the answer is? Take a picture, post a blog, tag it on IHeartSL with “21Challenge”, and let’s see the results! I want to know the answers others come up with. Maybe you think differently about this than I do. She’s following an e-girl trend (though not all do), and is willing to try a lot of different wild trends because she’s got the money and freedom to do so. For me, the picture above is what I think someone who’s 21 can look like. We all grew up during different decades, and our heyday has given us an implied bias. I think many times in Second Life, we disagree about what a young adult appears as. It’s about how users in Second Life consider young adults and what they think they actually look like. This, however, is not about the sim owner’s prerogative. True, the thread had factors such as the sim owner being able to impose whatever rule they wanted on their land and who was allowed there. This group of people disagreed on the issue, due to generational differences of their perception of a woman in that age group.

Do you know what a 21 year old looks like? Sometimes an avatar created by a younger user is told they look too young, according to those who are older.

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