Fauxglove Silverweb

Happy Easter, everyone! Faux, Ink. has ten years of meshing experience, and is waiting to hook you up with the hottest outfits you've ever sold, priced at holiday sale rates from now until the end of April! Portfolio: https://faux-ink.tumblr.com Do you have grand plans and need mesh made couture to match? $6,700/hr (Normally: L$10,000/hr) and you've got a meshed, rigged and baked outfit ready for your artistic finishing touches! Has your artist handed you a Gucci-class model, but the texture looks like it came from Target? We can fix that, with shine-and-shadow bakes so easy to re-texture you could hire your kid brother to do it. And you can afford to, with services starting at L$3,000 per texture (Normally: L$5,000) Did you buy mesh off the rack and it's just not working out? We can fix that too! UVs unkinked, mesh retopologized, rigs re-done, all at L$6,700/hr (Normally: L$10,000/hr) Email us reference at fauxglove@gmail.com to get started! We bill half the quote up front as a non-refundable security deposit, and the other half after the job is ready for your final approval. Please be aware we serve customers in the order down-payments are made, and wait times vary from two weeks to two months depending on the season and the traffic. Plan ahead and order early! -Fauxglove Silverweb

I've been running Faux, Ink. for ten years on word of mouth, but with the recent pandemic winnowing my client list, I'm looking to do a bit of advertising. As merchants, "Inworld Employment" forum aside, where do you go to seek new mesh to sell in your stores?

Happy Easter, everyone! Faux, Ink. has ten years of meshing experience, and is waiting to hook you up with the hottest outfits you've ever sold, priced at holiday sale rates from now until the end of April! Portfolio: https://faux-ink.tumblr.com Email: Fauxglove(AT)gmail(DOT)com Do you have grand plans and need mesh made couture to match? $6,700/hr (Normally: L$10,000/hr) and you've got a meshed, rigged and baked outfit ready for your artistic finishing touches! Has your artist handed you a model worthy of Gucci, but the texture looks like it came from Target? We can fix that, with shine-and-shadow bakes so easy to re-texture you could hire your kid brother to do it. And you can afford to, with services starting at L$3,000 per texture (Normally: L$5,000) Did you buy mesh off the rack and it's just not working out? We can fix that too! UVs unkinked, mesh retopologized, rigs re-done, all at L$6,700/hr (Normally: L$10,000/hr) Email us reference and we'll get you a quote as soon as we're available! We bill half the quote up front as a non-refundable security deposit, and the other half after the job is ready for your final approval. Please be aware we serve customers in the order down-payments are made, and wait times vary from two weeks to two months depending on the season and the traffic. Plan ahead and order early! -Fauxglove Silverweb

If you're still seeking a couture mesher to build accessories, I'd be happy to help! Portfolio: Faux-ink.tumblr.com Email: Fauxglove(AT)gmail(DOT)com Inworld: Fauxglove Silverweb

I've been running a couture mesh business for the past ten years, I'd be happy to help you out if you're still looking! Portfolio: faux-ink.tumblr.com Email: fauxglove(AT)gmail(DOT)com Inworld: Fauxglove Silverweb

I've been in the couture mesh business for ten years, I'm sure I'd be able to help you out! Portfolio: faux-ink.tumblr.com Email: fauxglove(AT)gmail(DOT)com Inworld: Fauxglove Silverweb Email me with reference at your leisure and I'll get you a quote for your approval!

I'd be happy to talk business with you! I've run a couture mesh business for the past ten years, I'm sure we could help you with mesh and rigging of clothing, accessories, and whatever else you might need. Email me with reference, and I'll get you a quote for your approval. Portfolio: faux-ink.tumblr.com Email: fauxglove@gmail.com Inworld: Fauxglove Silverweb

You understand me correctly, and I appreciate the suggestion. Hearing that at least reduces the anxiety some. I don't have much experience mucking around with paypal; I set it in 2008 and haven't thought about it since. I'll be making that call in the morning, I had hoped that this was a common enough question that it could be answered with authority here. It would've saved me an hour on hold on my day off, all my research keeps turning up unrelated articles from 2007.

That's the first thing I did. However, my cash-out is on the 15th, and I have had difficulty getting official support from LL in the past. I have no clue when they'll respond, if they'll respond with a form letter unrelated to my issue , and how many times I'll have to re-open the same ticket to get a live answer. The second thing I did was come here to ask this question, as this community is generally kind, supportive, and willing to help anxious concerned individuals without too much running around.

I've recently updated my Paypal account from a private to a business account, and in the process I've attached a new email address to that account. I export a significant sum of money from Second Life monthly through a custom mesh business, and it is extremely important to m that the L$>USD pipeline isn't interrupted. I need to know if I need to update my information on SL's website to make sure the money gets into the right paypal account, or if it will automatically detect that the email has changed and adjust appropriately. If I need to update the email, I need to know where this option would be. The "Update billing information" section only asks for a new credit card. Thank you for the help! (Edit for resolution) Called the billing department at 703-286-6277 The official recommendation is to go to the billing section of the account page, entirely delete the PayPal account association, and re-link the account using the new email. If a payment is lost due to the transition, they said to call back with the transaction information and they could retrieve it.

I"m trying to increase my Process Credit limits above $4000USD/month. The support team got back to me today and - aside from a bunch of pointless questions about where I get my L$ from and what I do with it - they want to know what geographical location my account was originally created in? I gave it my best guess, but apparently it doesn't match the (scarily detailed) information they have on file. So they won't talk to me. My account is over a decade old! I've moved five times in the past ten years. I don't *****ing remember what city I was in when I started the account. They've never even asked this before, not even when I had to change banking information because I moved cross-country. I can't find a way to access that information through the website. My first impulse would be to contact support; but they'd have to verify my identity somehow, and you think they'd have done that now instead of just saying "Sorry, wrong, goodbye!" Suggestions?

I use Modo regularly, and have since 301. I've never been able to get a rig out of Modo and into SL, but Ariel's take on it seems plausible. Lots of great information there, though I don't think I have the expertise myself to confirm it directly.

I do custom mesh, specializing in exclusive models for resale by other store owners. While I get some business by word-of-mouth from happy clients, I'm still struggling to find an effective way to advertise my services. Places where content providers congregate are very rare. I haven't had a lot of luck posting to the Help Wanted or Employment forums, and this forum is definitely not the place for advertisements. I've tried assorted groups inside SL specifically built for advertising, but mostly they seem tuned for advertising events. And in spite of monitoring half a dozen groups specifically for custom mesh work, they're mostly dead. So my question is, if you were inclined to contract mesh work, how would you go about finding it? How can I get my services in front of people who need it without turning into a nuisance?

Received error while updating: Error opening file for writing: c:\programfiles(x86)\SecondLifeViewer\Winmm.dll Uninstalled and reinstalled as recommended in similar answered question, identical error occurred Worked around by removing the offending files from the target folder as errors were encountered and selecting "Retry". Full list of affected files: libeay 32.dll msvcp100.dll msvcr100.dll msvcr120.dll slplugin.exe ssleay32.dll winmm.dll Is there a suggestion for preventing this from happening in the future? Update: Having moved the files to a new folder and attempted to delete them, they all say they're being used by slplugin.exe. Task manager can't force the program to shut down.

Texturing tends to happen in an external program like Photoshop or Gimp, not so much inside the 3d programs themselves. Most 3d programs don't have a high enough brush resolution to make in-program painting worth your while. The more recent versions of photoshop do have the ability to paint on a 3d model, so I hear. you might think about looking into that?

I can handle anything that doesn't require rigging, still learning how to do that. If it does require rigging, I'll have to talk to a friend about getting the build rigged. Excellent quality, low land impact, partial perms, full perms, whatever you need. Check out my portfolio and get in touch with me if you need work done. fauxglove silverweb faux-ink.tumblr.com fauxglove(AT)gmail(DOT)com

What an unfortunately inconsistent and confusing application of the rules. Thank you for your input, I'll alter my practices accordingly.

Well, the Merchants forum isn't an appropriate place to post, that's explicitly for discussion of running a store. The in-world employment forum isn't appropriate, that's for hiring individual users to do a task, and there are no similar ads to mine there. There is no For-Sale forum, unless I'm going blind. Which leaves the Wanted forum, where there are - again - multiple ads identical to my own. Perhaps you have a helpful suggestion?

I made a post on the Wanted forum advertising a mesh development business seeking new clients, and within five minutes the post was removed and a nastygram from the moderator was in my inbox. While I understand the need to remove inappropriate ads from general forums, the community guidelines explicitly mark the For Sale and Wanted forums as appropriate places for advertising, and there are at least four other similarly themed posts on the front page of the Wanted forum alone. I have yet to receive a reply to my questiosn from the mod, so I'm here. Can anyone offer me an explenation as to why my thread was removed, or where it may be more appropriate to post such a thread?

I run Faux, Ink., a full perm custom mesh development company on SL. I've been building for SL since 2010, and I'd like to begin expanding into building clothing. For that, I need to get to know some riggers! This is contract work, paid hourly per project. Hourly rates average $25USD/hr depending on how quickly a client needs work done. Pay comes from what the client gives me, and I collect after the client has given final approval based on previews. If a client isn't satisfied and walks away, we don't get paid. (That has never actually happened due to build quality.) If a project is abandoned by a client, Faux, Ink. retains redistribution rights and you will receive a percentage of sales from it. I'm looking for people who can do full-body rigging, are regularly available, and willing to sit down and do a job within 48 hours of accepting it. If you've got your own things going on, that's fine, I'd like to make the acquaintance of several riggers so a project isn't sunk if one person is busy. If you're interested, send a notecard to Fauxglove Silverweb, and a no-perm sample of full-body clothing you've rigged.

I run Faux, Ink., a full perm custom mesh development company on SL. I've been building for SL since 2010, and I'd like to begin expanding into building clothing. For that, I need to get to know some riggers! This is contract work, paid hourly per project. Hourly rates average $25USD/hr depending on how quickly a client needs work done. Pay comes from what the client gives me, and I collect after the client has given final approval based on previews. If a client isn't satisfied and walks away, we don't get paid. (That has never actually happened due to build quality.) If a project is abandoned by a client, Faux, Ink. retains redistribution rights and you will receive a percentage of sales from it. I'm looking for people who can do full-body rigging, are regularly available, and willing to sit down and do a job within 48 hours of accepting it. If you've got your own things going on, that's fine, I'd like to make the acquaintance of several riggers so a project isn't sunk if one person is busy. If you're interested, send a notecard to Fauxglove Silverweb, and a no-perm sample of full-body clothing you've rigged.

Thank you, I'll do that.

LL requested a W9 form from me not long ago. The matter has been settled, but I need to know how often they request W9 forms from players; is it only once per character? Annually? Do they request a new one every time you process more than X dollars to your bank? Thanks in advance.

Well, my first post was in the wrong forum, let's hope this one is more appropriately placed. :) I'm offering my services as a mesh artist to the SL community. My work comes with full permissions and resale rights. You can see samples of my previous work for other clients here: http://faux-ink.tumblr.com I specialize in props, architecture and environment work. My clothing work is less than top notch, I may turn those jobs down. I charge $10USD/hr (Average of $30, but it depends on the project.) I may accept a cut of profits, depending. If you're interested in my services, you can contact me in-world as Fauxglove Silverweb, or you can email me directly at fauxglove(AT)gmail(DOT)com. Thanks for your time!

I may be able to help you, depending on what ideas you have in mind. Contact me in SL and we'll talk.