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Depends on the body. Most of the popular brands, you have to apply for a Dev kit. There are some bodies that have free dev kits or a nominal cost, Ebody and Tonic come to mind. Start with the free ones, make a few items with the free ones then apply for the other ones once you have a few items to show. The turn around is usually a couple of days to a week.

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The Ruth and Roth Bodies are completely free and open-source.

https://github.com/RuthAndRoth

and so are the bladenCat and bladenlyn bodies.

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/TMG-Bladencat-MK8-ULTRAUpdated-6-15-20/19280993

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/BladenLYNbeta-Free-Fullperm-open-source-Avatr-system-boxed/15767365

 

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Ok I have noiw bought some full perm dresses and outfits how do I find the forms for the outfits to download to my computer to work on texturing them for myself?

I have also downloaded the free ruth and roth avatars but unable to open them where am I screwing up?

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Most "full perm" outfits do not come with licenses to use their their 3d mesh data. If the outfits you bought came with full perm textures, then you can download those by right clicking the texture and 'save as'. Otherwise you may have to set the texture of your outfit to a local texture, which will let you (and only you) see how your outfit changes each time you save the texture. You can set a local texture by changing the dropdown from 'inventory' to 'local' in the Texture picker window.

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On 2/23/2021 at 8:40 AM, Quistessa said:

Most "full perm" outfits do not come with licenses to use their their 3d mesh data. If the outfits you bought came with full perm textures, then you can download those by right clicking the texture and 'save as'. Otherwise you may have to set the texture of your outfit to a local texture, which will let you (and only you) see how your outfit changes each time you save the texture. You can set a local texture by changing the dropdown from 'inventory' to 'local' in the Texture picker window.

Thanks tht  helped a great deal.

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On 2/23/2021 at 8:44 AM, Janet Voxel said:

The only way you can open a full perm item in blender is if it comes with the DAE file. If not, its meant to be textured in photoshop.

I do have photoshop so I tried aving image as a nng ans it worked.  Thanks for the help!

 

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@Chastity77 Hi You don't need Photoshop Gimp Image Processor is free to download and very powerful pain program  https://www.gimp.org/downloads/ It has a lot of plugins and a lot of support  for using it on Google and Youtube Personally I prefer it to photoshop. Full perms usually depends on the note card licensing restrictions you will find al the information in here some times called TOS  this informs you off distribution restrictions and if .Collada Digital Asset Exchange file  (.dae suffix)  or anything else is available in the kit .

Personally I don't like DEV kits they have to much control of use you can find model downloads on wikipedia Hugs 

 

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