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Hunter Stern

Web Weaver

Join date: 7 Oct 2004

Posts: 377

03-03-2006 15:37

A new project I undertook today. I hope to have this model out in my stores by tonight. and NO it's not a vehichle! LOL

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Lash Xevious

Gooberly

Join date: 8 May 2004

Posts: 1,348

03-03-2006 18:25

Wow. Your avs rock.

Traxx Hathor

Architect

Join date: 11 Oct 2004

Posts: 422

03-03-2006 20:58

Hey -- better than the dryders in Guild Wars. You could make an all-mecha version with an armored helm and double mandibles like the double jaws on that monster in Alien.

Hunter Stern

Web Weaver

Join date: 7 Oct 2004

Posts: 377

03-04-2006 02:53

Thnks Lash.

Traxx, I have the double retractables, but quite frankly, they look wrong atm extended out.

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Mechanique Thirty

Pretty Spider

Join date: 15 Mar 2005

Posts: 60

03-11-2006 04:59

That's pretty slick, Hunter! Do the legs move around when you walk? I've thought of building spider girls in SL but I get distracted by other things...

Hunter Stern

Web Weaver

Join date: 7 Oct 2004

Posts: 377

03-11-2006 08:23

hi Mechanique, yes the legs are articulated and attached at lower body points (i.e. l-foot L lower leg, etc.)

I have the male body set to go but want to make sure there a female body as wel so pp can simply drag and drop the AVfolder onto themselves for proper transformation, whereas I know it's frustrating switching any body shapes in body part inventory.

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Lewis Nerd

Nerd by name and nature!

Join date: 9 Oct 2005

Posts: 3,431

03-11-2006 08:49

Looks like that spider thing from Doom. Very nice work.

Lewis

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Mechanique Thirty

Pretty Spider

Join date: 15 Mar 2005

Posts: 60

03-11-2006 09:18

From: Hunter Stern

hi Mechanique, yes the legs are articulated and attached at lower body points (i.e. l-foot L lower leg, etc.)

I'll probably buy one soon to dissect for reference, then. Thanks!

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Hunter Stern Web Weaver Join date: 7 Oct 2004 Posts: 377	03-03-2006 15:37 A new project I undertook today. I hope to have this model out in my stores by tonight. and NO it's not a vehichle! LOL _____________________
Lash Xevious Gooberly Join date: 8 May 2004 Posts: 1,348	03-03-2006 18:25 Wow. Your avs rock.
Traxx Hathor Architect Join date: 11 Oct 2004 Posts: 422	03-03-2006 20:58 Hey -- better than the dryders in Guild Wars. You could make an all-mecha version with an armored helm and double mandibles like the double jaws on that monster in Alien.
Hunter Stern Web Weaver Join date: 7 Oct 2004 Posts: 377	03-04-2006 02:53 Thnks Lash. Traxx, I have the double retractables, but quite frankly, they look wrong atm extended out. _____________________
Mechanique Thirty Pretty Spider Join date: 15 Mar 2005 Posts: 60	03-11-2006 04:59 That's pretty slick, Hunter! Do the legs move around when you walk? I've thought of building spider girls in SL but I get distracted by other things...
Hunter Stern Web Weaver Join date: 7 Oct 2004 Posts: 377	03-11-2006 08:23 hi Mechanique, yes the legs are articulated and attached at lower body points (i.e. l-foot L lower leg, etc.) I have the male body set to go but want to make sure there a female body as wel so pp can simply drag and drop the AVfolder onto themselves for proper transformation, whereas I know it's frustrating switching any body shapes in body part inventory. _____________________
Lewis Nerd Nerd by name and nature! Join date: 9 Oct 2005 Posts: 3,431	03-11-2006 08:49 Looks like that spider thing from Doom. Very nice work. Lewis _____________________ Second Life Stratics - your new premier resource for all things Second Life. Free to join, sign up today! Pocket Protector Projects - Rosieri 90,234,84 - building and landscaping services
Mechanique Thirty Pretty Spider Join date: 15 Mar 2005 Posts: 60	03-11-2006 09:18 From: Hunter Stern hi Mechanique, yes the legs are articulated and attached at lower body points (i.e. l-foot L lower leg, etc.) I'll probably buy one soon to dissect for reference, then. Thanks!