Can i export my avatar to another virtual world? if so How please ty

[Theresa Tennyson]

You only have the rights to things you made yourself, so any parts of "you" that were created by someone else can't leave Second Life without the consent of the maker, and for most things there's no legal way of transferring them anyway.

[Theresa Tennyson]

You only have the rights to things you made yourself, so any parts of "you" that were created by someone else can't leave Second Life without the consent of the maker, and for most things there's no legal way of transferring them anyway.

[Lindal Kidd]

Generally not.  Even if an item is Copy/Transfer, the maker usually intends for it to be used only in Second Life.  Exporting it to another grid is a copyright violation.

[MartinRJ Fayray]

Hello,

you can export and re-import the avatar shape, some third-party viewers have an option for that.

I know that Cool VL viewer has an option for that (at the bottom of the appearance menu), I haven't tested it yet, so I don't know if it actually works.

And third party viewers also have an option to export and import prim shapes to/from xml. But you can only do that with full-perm items, and you cannot export textures.

So everything you imported will have to be retextured.

Please note that you only have the rights to export and re-import things that you own (created yourself), otherwise you would violate the Terms of Service.

[Peggy Paperdoll]

I spent almost a year on another grid and I had the exact same name, avatar, and quite a lot of the exact same clothing.  I didn't "export" any of that from SL, nor did I import any of that.  I got the same name because it was available when I signed up to the grid.  The rest I simply uploaded the skin I made and the clothes I made.  I made my shape years ago and have all the numbers recorded in a notebook..........I just duplicated that shape in that other grid.  There was no copyright infringement since I was the creator of everything.

You can try some of those copy things (that are iffy about being completely legal) and probably be very disapointed..especially if you wind up getting a take down order issued against some or all that stuff.  Or you can create your own like I did.....be the same in both worlds.

By the way, that grid has since gone the way of most of the SL clones...............it bellied up a year or so ago.