For various reasons I end up changing clothes a lot in SL and lately I've been having problems getting the old clothes to "un-rez" and the new clothes to rez. For example I will take off a pair of low heeled knee boots and put on a pair of high heel sandals. My avatar will shift pose a bit for the higher heels but the now slightly distorted image of the boots is still on my feet. It has taken up to 15 minutes for the proper shoes to rez.
Is there a "trick" I can use to force SL to re-rez my outfit?
The problem is worst on the feet and face.
Tess
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Tess Whitcroft
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07-17-2006 20:41
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Zapoteth Zaius
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07-17-2006 20:48
For various reasons I end up changing clothes a lot in SL and lately I've been having problems getting the old clothes to "un-rez" and the new clothes to rez. For example I will take off a pair of low heeled knee boots and put on a pair of high heel sandals. My avatar will shift pose a bit for the higher heels but the now slightly distorted image of the boots is still on my feet. It has taken up to 15 minutes for the proper shoes to rez. Is there a "trick" I can use to force SL to re-rez my outfit? The problem is worst on the feet and face. Tess I believe changing your active group title forces some avatar things to refresh. I usually zoom in and out a lot, but that probably has more to do withu having something to do while waiting  ._____________________
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Aodhan McDunnough
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07-17-2006 20:49
Edit avatar appearance. Then close immediately.
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Jack Harker
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07-17-2006 23:39
Taking off the article of clothing then putting it back on imediately. Also, as mentioned abolve, go into edit apperance mode and right back out. These two things are usually pretty good for getting clothing to rez.
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Katier Reitveld
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07-18-2006 03:01
Taking off the article of clothing then putting it back on imediately. this one is the most reliable I've seen.. just make sure your in a mature area in case you end up topless/bottomless whilst doing it. |
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Bitzer Balderdash
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07-18-2006 03:02
They've also added a very usefule one recently to the Debug menu
Debug-->Character-->Rebake Textures which basically FORCES your client to re-download all the clothing textures for what you are wearing, and re-asseble them for viewing properly. |
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Khamon Fate
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07-18-2006 06:42
They've also added a very usefule one recently to the Debug menu Debug-->Character-->Rebake Textures which basically FORCES your client to re-download all the clothing textures for what you are wearing, and re-asseble them for viewing properly. access the Debug menu by typing ctrl-alt-D. It'll appear next to the Help menu. _____________________
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