In Outliner, if you have a mesh part named “headMesh”, it is just the Second Life/OpenSim classic avatar head shape for comparison purposes and not part of Ruth2 v4. In Outliner, if present Delete Light and Camera. Save as defaults for future via File -> Defaults -> Save Startup File.Īdd Ruth2 v4 mesh parts dev kit via File > Append Ruth2v4Dev.blend and select the “Object” mesh part you want to work with. Open Blender with a new project, remove default cube.Ĭheck if Edit > Lock Object Modes is ticked tick and if so turn if off.
Ruth2/Mesh/Ruth2_v4/Ruth2v4Dev.blend ( GitHub/Ruth2).It follows a very helpful tutorial on 4th November 2020 by Ada Radius and Kayaker Magic on Discovery Grid.Ī place to start might be this GitHub Ruth2 Wiki page on… Clothing Creator Guide … and much more technical detail is in this Wiki page on… Blender and Rigging. These notes are a reminder of the process to use Blender to take the Ruth2 v4 mesh avatar, add an “armature” for rigging and go through the process of exporting Collada (.dae) and importing to Second Life/OpenSim.
blend file… using the avatar_skeleton.xml armature for rigging to export as Collada for Second Life and OpenSim. Previously avatar_skeletonV3.blend replaced avatar_skeleton_with_custombonesettings.blend, and had two armatures in the. Look instead to use SLAvatar.blend in Ada Radius’s GitHub RuthAndRoth References area.
#SECOND LIFE AVATAR UPDATE#
Update 1: Ada Radius has improved the armatures and documentation and has removed the sample armatures in RuthAndRuth/Reference/Ada Radius that are referred to below.
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