WolfookamI Foxclaw

I"m a builder and texturer, and I've hit a wall at making prim eyelids for my custom avatar...I've searched on youtube, and google for tutorials and whatnot...Most of what I get are "texture blinking eyes"..I belive texture eyes look unprofessional and noobish....Not that I am not a noob4lyfe myself, even so..I would loathe having that look. I want prim eyelids, that blink, I see most furry avatars with these kinds of eyelids.. THrough tons of researching it seems like there are several prims with an invisible timer, this is just speculation though, I'm not 100% certain how they work. I don't have the scripts for this either.. Though, the eyes are not textures, they are clearly prim eyes. Some appear to have an alpha layer with shine.. In summary,how do these prim eyelids work, and how do I make them myself? Also, any other tips with making a furry avatar are appreciated..

Same problem, the tutorial is suprisingly easy, 10-10. I have also added my debit card information to my file, yet neither has updated.

At first I didn't even understand why this was required. After I learned it was to prevent content "thieves" which in many cases people aren't actually "thieves" it is just a term used to keep the pockets of corperatiosn full. Allthough I know a little bit about computers. I never even considered the posibility of uploading mesh from other files. Actually, I wouldn't know the first thing of going about it. I assume that if someone were to do something ike this, they would have to know quite technologically compitant. Almost everyone argues that this prevents stolen content. Do you know what would prevent crimes? Giving the police to right to break into any house at their discretion, search everything, and even take people to cuort based on what they find. Drug dealers, users, criminals of all sorts would be brought to justice. Still, this would seriously vex people who don't commit crimes. This is exactly the same means to an end tactic that requiring payment info on file is using. I myself, have been "playing"/"using" SL for about 3 years on my account. I have never once had any issues w/ Linden Labs. Secondlife actually gets quite boring, so mainly if I log in, it is most likley to build, make things and whatnot, It is what I prefer to do. As for uploads, I have uploaded a straw image I found online. I suppose God might want to sue me.. In any case, I have also uploaded original animations as well, that I have made using avimator. I learned of mesh early on, so I began editing mesh in blender around the middle of July. I have spent dozens upon dozens of hours working on my model, literally. I am making an avatar, as well as other things. I have also spent dozens of hours filing through useless videos to actually find a few to learn how to use blender and whatnot. I soon find out that I need payment information on my file in order to upload. Extreamely depressing. All of my work might be wasted, yet I still pour hours into mesh creation in blender to the hope that someday I might obtain payment information... .Rather, I have payment information, yet I've never had to verify my paypal account before. No, not everyone in the world has, or needs a banking account....And not everyone in the world belives that it is a wise endeavor to invest in a credit card...As a matter of fact, credit cards are quite controvorsial.. I know many people, who don't trust providing their information online, especially because it can get stolen. Ever heard of lulzsec, anonymous, antisec? I am a textbook example of how in order to solve a problem, one would use a nuke. Sure, "we're going to get the guys that we want to get" but, "screw everyone else". A means to an end mentality at its finest. Allow me to provide a scenario. "Hey, we need to get Osama bin Laden, he's a real pain" "No problem! Lets launch a nuke", "What about the civilians?" "Screw them! We'll get the guy we want!" Many people don't care, because they allready have payment information on file. They are the people who don't live in Iraq, they sleep calmly in the safety of their homes... They couldn't care less how much a manuever would screw unintended targets over, it doesn't affect them..