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poly (leaving a hole for the head) and put a "skin mod." on it. Then import to 3ds Max -> in the window opening i choosed in the "Animation" tab to use bones, not dummys.Īfter that i take a simple plane 50x50 polygons - converted to edit. *Mesh Body: Maitreya Mesh Body – Lara V3.I exported the simple standard MakeHuman character with GameEngine bones (fbx). Let me know if you guys see other cool Bento items coming out soon and I’ll try and cover them on the blog! Hopefully you are just as excited as I am about Bento hitting the main viewer soon so we can all get adjustable mesh heads and animated wings.

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Second Life Bento Release Candidate Viewer – You need to download the Second Life Bento Release Candidate Viewer in order to use or see any items rigged to the Bento Skeleton.They announce them on the Bento User Group wikipage every week. Weekly Meetings – Linden Lab has been having weekly meetings about Bento, which everyone is invited to.Basically what they are doing is adding additional bones to the Second Life avatar skeleton to support both rigging and animation.

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: Here is the list of skins I showed in the video: In the video I just showed how the head animates, then I played with all of the sliders that are affected since this head is rigged to the Bento skeleton and finally I showed the head in a few different skins. I am guessing once Bento hits the main viewer it should be available then. The preview head is not yet available for sale, I am not sure when it will be. In the second video I am going to focus on the Catwa Catya Bento Preview mesh head. The other version is the ‘flying only’ version which disappear once you stop flying. You must wear the wings animator with both versions to make the wings animate when you walk or fly. The wings are rigged to the Bento bones so they use the Bento skeleton to animate and move around smoothly. One version is the ‘always on’ version which will always stay on you when you wear them.

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In the package you will find a full permissions copy of the default wing texture as a guide. The wings come in two different versions. These wings are customizable, so you can replace the texture with your own. In the first video I am going to focus on the wings from FATEplay. To view both of these items, you must use the Bento release candidate viewer until Bento comes to the official viewer, then you should be able to see and use these items with the updated viewer as well. In this blog post I am wearing two Bento items, the Bento preview head from Catwa (which is not available for purchase as of yet) as well as the Bento custom wings from FATEplay, which have already been released as a template so you can add your own custom textures to them.

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However, since it has become a release candidate viewer, that means third party viewers, like Firestorm (which is my viewer of choice), are free to add it to their viewers at any time so hopefully we will see Bento in other viewers like Firestorm in a matter of weeks. On September 14th Linden Lab released the Bento Release Candidate viewer so what does it mean that Bento is now a release candidate viewer? Well it basically means that it is in the last stage of becoming the default viewer, which can take about another month or so.