Second Life Clothes Previewer Here is a fantastic resource for anyone wanting to make their own clothes and skins. I've combined open-source skins by Eloh Eliot with the open source SL Clothes Previewer by Johan Durant of www.newarteest.com, and I've also updated the Clothes Previewer to use high-rez open-source templates. It works on Windows and Macintosh, and runs on Linux under wine. Windows Download zip file Mac: Download Zip file Max PPC: Download Zip file You can also get the original PSD files (Photoshop CS) ,XCF files for Gimp, or AI files for Adobe Illustrator at Another Resources online, for free! Once you have downloaded and unzipped the files, run the SLCP program. The templates will show at startup. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. You can zoom in and out by CTRL-clicking, SHIFT-Click to pan, or just left-click to rotate and view each area of your avatar. The little 'Re' button on the right is Refresh. Back to the Best Free Tools in Second Life and OpenSim.
Dan Awesome's Rage Maker A new home for SketchUp In its time at Google, SketchUp has become one of the most popular 3D modeling tools in the world. With over 30 million SketchUp activations in just the last year, we’re awfully proud of our accomplishments. But there’s still so much we want to do, and we think we’ve found a way forward that will benefit everyone—our product, our team and especially our millions of users. That’s why I’m sharing today that the SketchUp team and technology will be leaving Google to join Trimble. For those of you in the architecture, engineering and construction industries, the knowledge and experience Trimble will add to the SketchUp effort are obvious. If you’re one of the many, many people who use SketchUp for something else—from education to woodworking, geo-modeling to movie-making—rest assured that there will be a SketchUp for you, too. Thanks to Google, more people than we ever imagined possible have been introduced to SketchUp. Permalink | |
Myoats - Create something. Software for Web Designers on Budget - Ultimate Guide Web design can be costly for designers; not only its process is time consuming, its tools involve hefty monetary investment too. Designers on budget are often hit with the same dilemma – powerful machine and lesser software, or settle with an average machine so you can purchase more design-related software, but in trade you suffer for the epic system lagging. (Image source: Fotolia) Graphics editors, code editors, file sharing and transferring tools, document and spreadsheet editors all cost money. These are future expenditures hard to anticipate. Way out of budget? In today’s post, we are going to give you a guide of all Windows software you may need on your laptop or desktop, and all of them are free. Also, check out our lists for more useful tools and applications! Web Browsing Don’t look at me like that, I know all web browsers are free, just want to make sure that you have all awesome browsers in your garage! For web browser, we think the Google Chrome is the best browser for now.