Couple huds?

Hello all!!

I'm looking for some good couple hud with nice walks and lovely poses for me and my beloved (want to cuddle her while we are walking too! hehe).

Does anybody know where to find them and prices, more or less?

Ty lots!!

I can without reservations recommend 'Rendezvous', it is purely PG, but the animations are very good, and it runs well.

The only downside is that it is a vehicle so it can't be used anywhere that you can't rez objects.

JenzZa Misfit is the creator, her store is on Misfit Isle.

The last I checked the price was $3000L.

Motion Merchant is sweet.

It's not what I'm looking for but I will try if I don't find it (was thinking on something I don't have to rezz, just wear as hud and interact with my fiancée. Ty lots for your help, Mereille!!



Will try and see if it's what I want ^^ Ty lots too!

I was involved with the vehicle scripting for the "Embrace" by SecondFrame. I admit to bias (I still get royalties for sales), but I truly love Vicky Christensen's animations.

A demo is available at the stall on Animation Island:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/animation%20island/14/160%20/32

Just a fair warning. HUDs alone are fine for the odd hug, kiss, or other stationary animation. Alignment can be an issue with some.

But...if you want to do things like walk while holding hands, or while she rests her head on your shoulder, then you are going to need one of the vehicles. HUDs just can't do it.

btw: I am not in any way affiliated with Rendezvous. I am simply a satisfied customer.

Just to explain this a bit more, devices like the Embrace, the Rendezvous and the Motion Merchant walking animations have to be "vehicles" because Second Life does not permit avatars to sit on attachments. So, the poseballs themselves have to move in order for the avatars to be able to wander about at will.

This means that the poseballs (and usually another stabilizing prim or two) need to be rezzed, and thus the restriction in "no build" areas. Btw, you don't really see any of this, only the poseballs are visible and they become invisible when sat on.

Here's a picture of a gentleman I am acquainted with and I playing about with the Embrace. As you can see, it can handle moderately rolling terrain (I believe Vicky is planning on a flying version as well--the preliminary animations on it looked terrific)