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Sardonicus Jacobus
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Join date: 5 Feb 2007
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10-16-2007 08:52
Hello,
I am making a set of wings that uses twelve flexi-cubes, is that way overboard? They have no texture and no alpha, just a color.
In general, is there a ballpark number of flexis to stay under when designing clothing and such?
Thanks!
SJ
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Okiphia Rayna
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10-16-2007 11:19
I personally think thats a very reasonable number.. flexi hair is often above 200 or even 300 prims, (Evil yeah?), and skirts vary depending on length and style, as well as other clothingses...so I think thats reasnable
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Thunderclap Morgridge
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10-16-2007 18:30
That is light. Yes, good hair is in the 250 to 300 range.
anything under 50 for clothes and 300 for hair is reasonable.
I have seen 550 on hair. That was shortly before I crashed hard.
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Okiphia Rayna
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10-16-2007 20:17
From: Thunderclap Morgridge That is light. Yes, good hair is in the 250 to 300 range.
anything under 50 for clothes and 300 for hair is reasonable.
I have seen 550 on hair. That was shortly before I crashed hard. lol.. i once accidentally copied my 300 prim flexi hair directly above it instead of moving it..... luckily I had enough time to delete it before I crashed (barely lol) |