Just for fun – flexible sculpties!
February 23rd, 2009 by McCabe Maxsted
As RC2 draws closer, sometimes you need to just take a break from working and play a little. In this case, playing involves applying Qarl Linden’s flexi-sculpt patch, based on a patch by Zwagoth Klaar (JIRA) 
Flexi-sculpts in action:
Note that this viewer is NOT OFFICIALLY SUPPORTED. It’s just for testing/fun, so if you crash, well, you crash. Don’t expect this feature in Imprudence until the performance issues can be sorted out.
Thanks so much for this!
http://www.locopocos.com/random/LocoPocos_FlexiSculpt_01.wmv
http://www.locopocos.com/random/LocoPocos_FlexiSculpt_02.wmv
I’ll be playing with it more later, after work
Hmm, I hear “flexible sculpts” and the first thing that comes to mind is “giant jell-o molds”. Should be fun.
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Showing Off Flexible Sculpties!…
The amazingly talented Damien Fate, who has been keenly developing his next-generation tiny avatars Loco Pocos, has launched two awesomely cool videos showing off flexible sculpties on his latest batch of Loco Pocos avatars!
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Oh yes! I’ve seen some cool videos of this before, so I didn’t resist and did a mashup of Damien’s videos
I sure hope that flexisculpties come to Imprundence soon… who know, perhaps sooner than a Mac version
*giggles*
… I mean on the official release of course
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where do you add the patch file?
I am such a noob at this whole flexi sculpt thing, and I’ve been looking around, I can’t seem to find any sort of tutorial on how to actually MAKE them.
Wow, old post
You make them flexi the same way you set flexi for normal prims: in the tools window, Feature tab.