#Carla cheers outfits how to

A perfect Example of that is illustrated in this post as the outfit stolen from F1 being marketed as her own creation by Carla. When a person steals from a designer here and puts their name on it I call that stealing and I won't buy from that person ever again. I know mine are, so i know im telling the truth.

#Carla cheers outfits how to

It takes some time and learning how to edit avatars, but once you know it, your avatar is gorgeous. This is why i had such a good laugh seeing people look like monsters in Second Life, you can read thru their complexes there like it was an open book. They gave people very detailed tools, also there are mesh skins, mesh bodies that many people have no idea how to use properly. But once again, it is not Second Life that cant ballance head size vs body size. In Second Life you move cam wherever you want, this allows people to take pics from very weird angles, which often looks very unfortunate, its only a matter of perspective, its like with a famous 'cat selfie' meme, if you put the cam in front of your legs and head is in the background (or place cam in front of your chin lol) this is probably not a good angle for taking pictures. In RLC you cant move the cam away from your avatar too far, which is ridiculous sometimes and if you ever wanted to see your feet or ankles closer, for example when you design clothes, you know what im talking about. 2) camera in Second Life is not like we have it in RLC. In Second Life you edit so many things, and you do that using numbers 0-100, at least it is what it was when i was there 3 years ago.

Until i have seen it by myself and realized two things 1) people dont understand or know how to edit their avatars right, they have too many options, while in rlc you have basicaly a few, normal, small, tiny, micro, large, extra large, its easy, one click, you are large or small. But i understand why you have this opinion here, before i went to Second Life and spent there a few years, i also laughed at Second Life that their avatars look grotesque.

People cant ballance those, to look like a human being. Its men's vanity and longing for being shaped like Arnold, so they pump their bodies bigger, push it to the limits, making their chests maxed, making their arms maxed, making themselves way too tall, because they think being tall is best, enlarging their dicks max because well its obvious why, right? Then they have to edit their head size separately, because in Second Life head and body dont change its sizes all together, you edit both separately. When you see a head that is too small compared to the body, this is not Second Life that 'cant keep the ballance between both', its people who have the options to edit their body shapes and sizes. It is not Second Life fault that they gave people tools and options they simply do not know how to use. I dont mean it was posted intentionaly, its probably just not being familiar with Second Life enough. Because there is a false info posted here, sorry. And i feel like i need to say something about Second Life. I just saw this thread and what was said after my last post here. I thought we were talking about stolen clothes not reworked designs by the original designer. It is her original design and it's her design to rework it anyway she pleases. I'm not understanding what the Issue is here? I must be misunderstanding something. Original from Second Life from Sybil Hallison who still has an open store under the name Butterfly Effect Designs I made it by myself, I didn't stole or buy from dealers.į1 lingerie and outfits on the same lingerie: PLEASE, DO NOT BUY MY OUTFITS ON SALE BECAUSE.