#SECOND LIFE BENTO MESH HORSE HOW TO#

An 8-legged octopus is possible, - and you still have the head bones for his head, and the face bones are there, plus eyes and one arm or leg set to animate the beak underneath! That is 10 radiating sets of bones you can weight paint into anything made of mesh, then upload it. If you start at the pelvis, and spread the bones out, you have two legs and tail bones (3), two arms and a neck/head/skull sets (6), two wings and two hind legs (10). Bento is human, but also much like an 8 legged octopus. IĬan attach him to me, position him at my side when I sit, and he would He is literally a prim I moved into place. He is not sitting there on a poseball like an NPC would. Below is a animesh man waiting for a NPC to take his order. My latest example in the free Hobbiton region is a cart ridden by Gandalf, with an animesh pony linked to it. You may have heard of animesh: Here is a link to the main page:Īnimesh really is different - you can link prims and mesh to animesh, or attach an animesh to your avatar.

Go to the physsics tab in your viewer, and change the physics type to 'From file'.

You can read this right from the top of the screen.Ĭreate that many cube prims and save them as a seprate DAE. The second thing to do is to count the number of prims in your blender file.

#SECOND LIFE BENTO MESH HORSE HOW TO#

Seems no one really knowss how to get Mesh to load in SL or Opensim. Loading mesh in Second Life or Opensim from Blender

Second life bento mesh horse