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A question on Jewelry

Stranger Christensen
Registered User
Join date: 25 Dec 2005
Posts: 4
01-24-2006 05:55
I'm a newbie Jewler, and was just wondering if anyone would like to share tips or tricks on doing necklaces - I've been reading about physics and that you shouldn't use physics to make the links - Just having a hard time getting the links positioned right in chain necklaces. Is this just a practice thing mainly, or are there techniques that I haven't discovered?


Thanks! :)

SC
Lord Wishbringer
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Join date: 3 Dec 2004
Posts: 209
01-24-2006 06:06
This thread might help :

/8/da/27520/1.html

Its not about jewelry specifically,but its about tiny prims and the proccess' used in creating them. :)
Stranger Christensen
Registered User
Join date: 25 Dec 2005
Posts: 4
01-25-2006 07:20
Thank you Lord Wishbringer, most helpful! :)
Alisa Honey
THE HONEYPOT
Join date: 2 Jul 2005
Posts: 93
01-25-2006 07:38
i make jewlery also and doing the chains r a pain in the rear and make u go cros eyed fast loll only thing i can say is trial and error
Dnel DaSilva
Master Xessorizer
Join date: 22 May 2005
Posts: 781
01-25-2006 09:03
This is what you need:

Tiny prims (you can get that in the link above)
Patience (you will need a LOT of that)
Practice
Oh a good optical mouse or graphics pad really helps too

Its not easy doing prim necklaces, it is a lot of tedious work. My 112 prim necklace for women took me hours of shift-dragging and positioning, then tweaking. In the end though nothing beats the look of a nice prim link necklace.

Dnel
Xessories
Elexor Matador
Jeweler Extraordinaire!
Join date: 28 Mar 2005
Posts: 33
02-04-2006 14:48
From: Dnel DaSilva
This is what you need:

Tiny prims (you can get that in the link above)
Patience (you will need a LOT of that)
Practice
Oh a good optical mouse or graphics pad really helps too

Its not easy doing prim necklaces, it is a lot of tedious work. My 112 prim necklace for women took me hours of shift-dragging and positioning, then tweaking. In the end though nothing beats the look of a nice prim link necklace.

Dnel
Xessories

hehe...my 250 prim necklace took around 3 minutes. ;)
Sirex Cookie
Registered User
Join date: 29 Jan 2006
Posts: 103
02-08-2006 02:56
you can always create the product at a larger scale, then shrink it down after.

trying to make the product in a tiny size is long winded. and very fustrating.