High heels...
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Cross Lament
Loose-brained Vixen
Join date: 20 Mar 2004
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11-07-2004 13:01
So... I see these people flouncing around in high heels from time to time, and so I'm curious... doesn't that hurt??  No, actually, I'm wondering how they're walking on top of attached prims without them sinking into the ground.  Are they using custom animations, or am I missing something? I want stilts, dammit.
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Eggy Lippmann
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Join date: 1 May 2003
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11-07-2004 13:23
And here I was thinking that LL had actually fixed that bug.
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Cross Lament
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11-07-2004 13:39
There's a bug? I don't know what's going on!
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Cross Lament
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11-08-2004 12:48
Nobody? Anybody? *crickets chirp*
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Princess Medici
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11-08-2004 15:41
I'm not positive, but I don't think it's done with an animation.
I haven't had time to try this out yet, so it may not work....but here's what I think.
1) Create a pair of shoes in appearance, making sure to max out the heel and platform height.
2) For the heel, use the avatar masking script (I think it's a script) in a prim to cover the default shoe, and then make the heel you desire. The heel you make from prims should show through the invisible prim.
3) Cover the bottom part of the default shoe (under the toes) with a prim(s).
4) Link it all together and attach to your foot.
Gawd, I hope that made sense...kinda hard to write out when I haven't even tried it yet. I hope to test my theory within the next few days; If you try it before me, let me know if it works! I'll let you know what happens when I try it if I don't see anything here about it.
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Cross Lament
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11-08-2004 16:00
Thank you, Princess!! *squee!!!* *scampers off and goes to make a biiiiiig pair of stomping-around boots*
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Surreal Farber
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Join date: 5 Feb 2004
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11-08-2004 17:55
Some of them are done with animations. The animation raises you the distance off the ground the shoe designer wants, then often throws in other stances.
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Issarlk Chatnoir
Cross L. apologist.
Join date: 3 Oct 2004
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11-09-2004 02:41
I'm not sure you need an invisible prim to hide the heel. The shoe apparence customizer thing let you make it very thin, it can easilly fit in whatever prim heel you want imo. (unless you want some weird design of course)
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Moopf Murray
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Join date: 7 Jan 2004
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11-09-2004 05:07
From: Surreal Farber Some of them are done with animations. The animation raises you the distance off the ground the shoe designer wants, then often throws in other stances.
Surreal Spot on, I did exactly this with my roller skates. Basically the script in them causes the normal standing animation to be overridden with an animation made in Poser that's a standing pose but the whole avatar is raised above the floor a few centimeters. I had to do this because the skates were too bulky, and sank through the floor. I suspect these shoes use the same sort of method. |
