Aeon Woodford

We are having similar issues, off and on. Sometimes, things revert to "normal," but other times we have the pink torso, dark legs, feet alphas that don't work properly, etc. We've done everything we can think of including all the usual fixes and more (even clean installs of the viewer on both machines which are four months old and have current graphics drivers, etc.). Nothing really seems to work long-term. I've posted before (earlier today) so won't go through all that again, but I wanted to just let you know that your friend is definitely not alone in avi texture issues. Our problems did not start until just after the recent LL V3 update. Tried Firestorm - same problems persisted (and didn't care for FS, anyway - so have uninstalled). Hope this gets resolved soon for all.

We're having related problems - avis rez fine sometimes, then at other times one or both of us will have a pink torso, a dark-toned lower half, and feet that are exposed whether wearing shoes or boots with or without alpha coverage. Sometimes, clothing textures will creep down our arms or legs too. Downright weird! We've tried all the fixes noted here and more. We turned off the computers altogether, unplugged them from their power sources, reset the modem and started up again. Have the latest graphics card drivers on new computers running Windows 7...been to protected water and done all the total clearing of cache and relogging while the camera is underwater for the Inventory load, etc. - have even done clean reinstalls of the viewer (LL V3). Nothing works. (And yes, this issue just began with the last update of LL V3 not with the new computers - which are now four months old.) Tried Firestorm - still have the issue. Completely eradicated Firestorm (didn't much care for it) and even deleted the LSL AO and Bridge folders that showed up in V3. Last night, we were out dancing (yep - looking like this, LOL!), and all of a sudden (near the end of the concert) my avi was fine. But then we went home to logoff, and...you guessed it! - problem returned. So...I give up! LOL. Just gonna wait it out and see if the next viewer update resolves this or not. If not (or if the problem gets worse), I'll be hollering! And loudly.