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I don't Ctl T, so who knew it was outdated. I suppose if i really cared (am I wrong that I don't?) then I would use my gadget that I learned about from Strawberry Singh/Linden ages ago. I think it is called "What is she wearing?" (I'm not inworld to check). It is great to be sneaky (no clicking avatars to inspect) to find out "oooh, where did they get that hair, that head, that shirt..." and yep, it'll show parts. 

TMI: The Vee. Way to increase my rendering #s.

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2 minutes ago, Seicher Rae said:

I don't Ctl T, so who knew it was outdated. I suppose if i really cared (am I wrong that I don't?) then I would use my gadget that I learned about from Strawberry Singh/Linden ages ago. I think it is called "What is she wearing?" (I'm not inworld to check). It is great to be sneaky (no clicking avatars to inspect) to find out "oooh, where did they get that hair, that head, that shirt..." and yep, it'll show parts. 

TMI: The Vee. Way to increase my rendering #s.

Yeah, I use What Is She Wearing on occasion. Probably half the time it is, again, TMI. I don't like using it: it feels really invasive.

But it really is amazing how many people wander around stores or wherever with entirely unnecessary bits and pieces attached. It's great that BoM is helping us reduce the complexity of our mesh bodies, but the fact that so many people are unthinkingly wearing loads of high complexity god-knows-what suggests that a high percentage of residents either don't know or don't care about how their avis are impacting on others.

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1 hour ago, Orwar said:

   Many do, unfortunately. And since in many cases it'll account for about half of their avatar complexity, it's easy to spot who does without even scanning their attachments (I popped mine on just to see, and I went from 70K to 130K - so it's 60K, or 3 Nephs in her undies worth. And that's the 'mainstream' brand). 

   After whining at my sister for ages about how laggy her club is, she finally agreed to let me pop down a script meter and write a statement about lag contribution. I pointed out that a male bit is usually causing more lag than their dance partner is. They're terrible.

   Women do the same though. There's a game you can play, called 'how many dripping *ahems* at the shopping event'. There's usually a fair few.

   Nope.

   The way many (most, I reckon) male bits work when you 'hide' them isn't that they apply an alpha texture or use transparency. The way they'll hide is they'll shrink to the size of a peanut and be moved inside of your body.

   It's a bit like having your gonads un-drop. Which may well be our best argument to convince guys they should just leave it in their inventory when out and about!

I'm not sure why both genders don't just store the bits in the favorite wearable folder.  It was one of the best features LL ever introduced and exactly for this type of use.

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1 hour ago, Orwar said:

The way many (most, I reckon) male bits work when you 'hide' them isn't that they apply an alpha texture or use transparency. The way they'll hide is they'll shrink to the size of a peanut and be moved inside of your body.

Sort of like being outside during a northeast winter.

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39 minutes ago, RowanMinx said:

I'm not sure why both genders don't just store the bits in the favorite wearable folder.  It was one of the best features LL ever introduced and exactly for this type of use.

Simple they're to lazy to click to put on and take off and don't care if that little extra arc affects anyone else.

Not everyone does or will ever care how their playing may affect other's because in reality they don't have to, no matter what anyone else thinks or says.

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1 hour ago, RowanMinx said:

I'm not sure why both genders don't just store the bits in the favorite wearable folder.  It was one of the best features LL ever introduced and exactly for this type of use.

A lot of it is just plain forgetfulness (among those who do know or care). Nothing more horrid or sinister than that (looks up to previous comment and rolls eyes).

I am not a fan of RLV, but it is sometimes a necessity just to basically function in some parts of the grid. I do love my outfits folder which has a basic me with and without my lady garden.*

*phrase coined by one of my favorite RL bloggers, The Bloggess, and one which will make the staunchest of doms want to puke and restrict you ever using it again.

Allegedly

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5 hours ago, Seicher Rae said:

Jordan, we don't agree on everything (I'm thinking politics here), but darn if we aren't like Siamese twins or something. :) (The use of Siamese instead of "conjoined" was a super hilarious pun with a nod to GatoGateau, GiGi.)

Life would be no fun if everyone agreed on everything.

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20 hours ago, Gatogateau said:

Cats? How about gender indeterminate cats?

(although I think many suspect the gender...)

 

Is this OP in earnest? It is so hard to tell sometimes.

But I'm voting "not" and that we're getting wound up.

 

 

The answer is not always "cats", unless of course you are a cat.

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1 hour ago, Rolig Loon said:

The possibilities for a creative mind are unlimited.  🤓

   There once was a person quite tender,
who romanced a rusty old blender,
but a clumsy caress,
made the kitchen a mess,
and no more had this person a gender.

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I have concerns! 
 

What about the rising trend of anatomical females who wear male attachments? The body weight argument may or may not work here, depending on the needs of the OP. 😉

Also, women can be some scripty, laggy folk, particularly on parcels for AFK dolls, where there is a vending machine full of options as to what you can do with somebody who has scripted themselves up in order to provide pleasure. And as was mentioned before, some of these ladies take the circus on the road, fully charged, all-the-options to various shopping events. 
 

And THEN all the outfit changes. If anything, I think derendering the women would be the smarter idea because most men (don’t come after me, fashionistos) tend to wear their outfits for days at a time. Less textures for your pc to swallow that way, too.

I’m one of those weirdos who dresses my avatar up in Jammies before logging out, not to mention however many different outfits I’ll need to wear in a day for wherever I choose to visit. 

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I am disappointed in all of you... This has nothing to do with gender.. 

On 11/25/2020 at 6:17 PM, TonyJr8598 said:

I don't want male characters to be rendered in-game. It would be enough to see only the female characters. Does this have a choice?

It's not a GAME!!!!

Thank you all for letting me do that.

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Its a game... or not. 

This has been debated endlessly and the debate should not end here. BUT... CONSIDER...

This SL is an inventory game... Is Second Life a Game? I posted the article based on Rhonda Huntress' inspiring comment somewhere.

If one considers de-rendering all male avatars... and we have sort of eliminated a binary switch in favor of a 0 to 1 sliding scale... maybe we should consider a choice based on gender preference?

4 hours ago, Drake1 Nightfire said:

I am disappointed in all of you... This has nothing to do with gender.. 

It's not a GAME!!!!

Thank you all for letting me do that.

You're welcome!!!

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4 hours ago, Drake1 Nightfire said:

I am disappointed in all of you... This has nothing to do with gender.. 

It's not a GAME!!!!

Thank you all for letting me do that.

It is a game to some people. for that is all they see anything virtual online as. if its not real people with real bodies aka rl video, then its a game. plus you can play games here so again its a game. :P

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