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Jun 16, 2003, 2:20pm

Thanks for the links, Lady Murasaki! Just yesterday I converted an rwx
avatar and AccuTrans messed up the leg. Several parts of the leg's boot
were split into separate pieces instead of one object. When I went to use
the Object Union tool I got the same pop up window, as dlp anne, saying the
object wasn't solild. I'm now going to add this plug-in.

Thanks again. :)

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Jun 16, 2003, 11:05pm

Hello, everyone;

I converted an AW Avatar to modify in TrueSpace4. I used AccuTrans to do
this. I had to redo the hierarchy of the avatars body parts and rename them
so they work with AW sequences. This I did correctly according to AW's
guidelines on CobDUMP3's help page. I also used the avatar that was
provided in the CobDump3 zip file to use as a reference for the hierarchy
and the axes location of each body part.

My problem is this: When I did the axes for each part of the body somehow I
did not get the location for the torso's axes correct. The torso acts as if
it's is not connected to the pelvis. When the av stands in it's wait
sequence, for example, the torso slides off the hips. Trying to see if I
could solve the axes problem, I then took the orginal avatar and converted
it to cross check the location of the axes on it's torso. I adjusted it and
the av still doesn't move right. I relocated the axes a few times trying to
tweek it with no success.

Help! I'm all confused and now frustrated to boot! LOL

Jun 26, 2003, 2:08pm

Thank you, stacee and ananas. I really wanted to learn how to solve this
problem through trueSpace but it looks like I will have to learn how to tag
etc in AccuTrans.

Thank you again for responding. :)



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Jun 16, 2003, 11:10pm

Hello, everyone;

I converted an AW Avatar to modify in TrueSpace4. I used AccuTrans to do
this. I had to redo the hierarchy of the avatars body parts and rename them
so they work with AW sequences. This I did correctly according to AW's
guidelines on CobDUMP3's help page. I also used the avatar that was
provided in the CobDump3 zip file to use as a reference for the hierarchy
and the axes location of each body part.

My problem is this: When I did the axes for each part of the body somehow I
did not get the location for the torso's axes correct. The torso acts as if
it's is not connected to the pelvis. When the av stands in it's wait
sequence, for example, the torso slides off the hips. Trying to see if I
could solve the axes problem, I then took the orginal avatar and converted
it to cross check the location of the axes on it's torso. I adjusted it and
the av still doesn't move right. I relocated the axes a few times trying to
tweek it with no success.

Help! I'm all confused and now frustrated to boot! LOL

Sep 2, 2004, 7:10am

Lady Nighthawk, "I wonder what (if any) legal ramifications there might be
to owners of G (me
included) and PG worlds should a child under 12 be subjected to anything not
suitable for 12 and under. Why would parents allow their children on at ages
of 12 or less anyway ... alone??? Are G and PG worlds expected to police
their worlds 24/7? Even awgate doesn't have coverage 24/7."

I do agree that the ratings should be clearer. Good point, Lady Nighthawk
it has made me think about my G-rated world. I am presently working on a
world for children called BrickWks.

http://pern.awhosting.com/bwindex.html

Since I am CT I have made the world rules strict for this reason. I'm
willing to "police" this world so that young ones can come to AW and have
fun in a safe place. I already have parents that are allowing their
children to come play and build here. I think is because I have made the
world rules so strict.

I certainly hope I will not ever be subjected to any legal ramifications
because we are using this type of world ratings in AW.

Guri Lady


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Mar 16, 2005, 8:41am

World hosting isn't free here:
http://www.awhosting.com/pricingservices.shtml BUT They are a reliable
company. (I've used them since 1999).

~Guri Lady~



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