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Peter Potkova
Registered User
Join date: 31 Dec 2006
Posts: 4
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02-18-2007 04:15
I did it before, but cannot remember me how. I want to edit a T-shirt in Photoshop, so I have to move the shirt to that program. But.. I see only the option Upload in SL.
Peter
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Moire Georgette
ma english too bad
Join date: 19 Nov 2006
Posts: 66
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02-18-2007 04:22
You can't, unless you have the original t-shirt texture with full permissions.
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Reece Gunawan
.com wannabe, .mobi king
Join date: 21 Dec 2006
Posts: 413
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02-19-2007 00:42
You could take a snapshot, copy that into photoshop, move it into position, resize it to fit a particular template (i.e. an upper body template), lasso around the outfit and just hit delete. Take visibility off all the layers except the one you've put your shirt on, save and upload  You can actually do this with shirts you don't have copy/mod rights too also (i.e. shirts that you bought), however, you'd be breaking the LL's TOS as well as the trust of whoever you bought it from.
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Jesseaitui Petion
king of polynesia :P
Join date: 2 Jan 2006
Posts: 2,175
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02-19-2007 06:26
From: Reece Gunawan You could take a snapshot, copy that into photoshop, move it into position, resize it to fit a particular template (i.e. an upper body template), lasso around the outfit and just hit delete. Take visibility off all the layers except the one you've put your shirt on, save and upload You can actually do this with shirts you don't have copy/mod rights too also (i.e. shirts that you bought), however, you'd be breaking the LL's TOS as well as the trust of whoever you bought it from. Wow i`d be pissed if someone did that to one of my creations. No offense meant but why even type this out? If you do not have permission from the designer to be editing their clothing, don`t do it. |