SL and hexagon part II

hi!

I made an object out of SL primitives in hexagon, im planning to upload it of course, but i have a question to those who had already uploaded a sculpted object to SL:

What are the limits of what i can do to a prim? i mean, what do i DONT have to do to the prim to make it unusable or unreadable to SL?

thanks for you help

PS. i upload it and the form wasnt the right one.

well if you loaded it as a .tga did you check the lossless option.
when you uploaded the texture.

also
when you rez a sculpty it takes on the natural dimensions of a prim say like you made a window sculpty but theres a problem... its all squashed that means you need to adjust the prims scale to the native one you used in the creation process or something darn close to it.

if thats not the case you could be looking at vertex vomet which means you did not upload a proper sculpty image or the one you used is not a sculpty image at all.

when you exported from hexagon did you check to see if the image was all rainbow like and was 64x64 or 128x128 on dimension.

if not then its not a sculpt map.

Where do i check the lossless option? in SL or Hexa?

can you explain me more about the sizes please?

Yes, i got a vortex thing uploaded and it didt worked.

where do i check about that rainbow thing? and those dimensions?

thanks for your help

It's an upload option, in SL. Look at the preview window when it opens.



Again, look at the image in the preview window. If it looks like a rainbow of color (or maybe an oil slick ) you've done it right. The texture dimensions are shown right at the top of the window. If things don't look right when you check those things, don't click the OK button to complete the upload. Save yourself the L$10 and go back to the drawing board.

I already made that what you said, but it didnt worked, any other suggestion?