Video clip with a demonstration of its lightness and speed in operation.
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When you click on Avastar, a new Avastar mesh character will open up for you. Hint: The grey cube in the Center of the Screen can be removed. It is not needed for our purpose. If you do not yet know how to remove objects, please visit our Avastar Newbie page, then return here. – Add button “Mirror Weight” for addons SL and Sansar. Only Blender 2.8 for Sansar and SL Bento version. Small bugs fixed. Release v3.0.3!!! – Small bugs fixed New!!! Release v3.0.2!!! Now two versions are available. For BLENDER 2.79 and 2.8. There is no big difference in the work of the addon for Blender 2.8. Project Bento is an update to the Second Life Avatar Skeleton which is what allows Second Life Avatars to move and come to life, as well as enabling the creation of more lifelike and intricate rigged mesh attachments. The Project Bento Update added bones to the skeleton to expand rigging and animation support in the following areas. Avastar should be much more expensive than it is, it's already a ridiculously cheap price and don't forget that what has changed is a feature within SL that required a change to Avastar. Get off expecting free updates to everything when the underlying technology changes, it's not always reasonable to expect creators to keep chasing LL's updates.
Greetings of all!
add-on helps you quickly make the binding of bones to avatars. To do this, you do not need to know a lot of any tools in the blender. Add-on is suitable for beginners and experienced, but more for beginners. Learn the add-on lessons will help, for example, animals, humanoid, two-legged characters. As a result, you can quickly bind the bones to avatars and sell in Second Life. After the purchase you will receive a note with instructions on how to get the add-on, links to lessons on installing add-on. References to lessons on the binding of bones to the animal, to the humanoid, to the bipedal and other material.
New!!! Release v3.20.3!!!
– Add button “Mirror Weight” for addons SL and Sansar. Only Blender 2.8 for Sansar and SL Bento version. Small bugs fixed
New!!! Release v3.0.3!!!
– Small bugs fixed
New!!! Release v3.0.2!!!
Now two versions are available. For BLENDER 2.79 and 2.8. Note! There is no big difference in the work of the addon for Blender 2.8. Work has become faster. Export to Secondary Life has changed. Changed clothes binding. It became even easier to tie clothes.
Watch the video – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLf9O3RpKGfbY5dWJy7acjWv0JTSJNtyhD
New!!! Release 2.1.1!!!
Added 3 buttons to addon. Which I often lacked. I hope you will find them useful too.
– The “Join” button merges objects into one mesh.
– The “Separate” button separates the combined mesh.
– Button “Tris to Quads” makes of triangular polygons in square.
Two buttons of the three are hidden away in Blender. Now they will always be in sight.
Video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtuCrTQWJY4
New!!! Release 1.9.5!!!
A new version of add-on v1.9.5 has been released
Added 2 buttons for linking clothes to avatars. This method is more effective than the one that is designed for attaching bones to avatars.
New!!! Release 2.0.8!!!
Added Bento bones for version Bento .
New!!! Release 1.9.5!!!
A new version of add-on v1.9.5 has been released
Added 2 buttons for linking clothes to avatars. This method is more effective than the one that is designed for attaching bones to avatars.
What’s new in version 1.9.5? Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isYGrc2N_A0
New!!! Release 1.7.1!!!
Added animal bones. Removed extra bones that do not affect how the avatar is.
Works without problems with Blender 2.79
The add-on was tested with Unity3D engine. Perfectly compatible if exported to a file .blend and import into Unity3D.
Add-on is forbidden to resell. Transfer to third parties.
For whom add-on:
– For those who want to start doing business in Second Life
– For children and older
– For beginners and veterans
– For those who at least once opened Blender
For what:
– For comfort
– For speed of work
– For earnings L$
– For fast binding of bones to avatars
Bonus:
– Video instruction on binding bones to animals
– Video instruction on binding bones to humanoids
– Video instruction on binding bones to biped(without hands)
– and maybe more videos
In the lessons there will not be:
– will not be about attaching eyes to bones
– will not train animation
– add-on will not make characters
– there will not be comprehensive blender training
In the new version 1.5.1:
– The interface has become more intuitive
– Work speed increased
– Some functional has been reworked? thus facilitating the interface and work
– Removed unnecessary duplicate functionality
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Downloads (Classic Rigging)
workbench-271.blend Blender 2.71
workbench-265.blend Blender 2.65
workbench-263.blend Blender 2.63
workbench-260.blend Blender 2.60
workbench-1.1.blend Blender 2.5
workbench-249b-1.1.blend Blender 2.49b
Note: Newer Workbench files should work on older Blender Versions.
Important: For Fitted Mesh Rigging you must use Blender 2.70 or newer, see here:
Important:Use the Female Skeleton also for Male characters!
Bento meshes: (without any warranty)
- Bento Female-2017-01-09 (.blend)
- Bento Female-2017-01-09 (.dae)
- Bento Angel-2017-01-09 (.blend)
- Bento Angel-2017-01-09 (.dae)
Note:
I have not added male versions because i first need to know what you need. Please let me know how you want them. With modified skeleton, or male mesh adjusted to female skeleton or anything else… ?
I realise that i have no idea how to make a male Avatar without Avastar.
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Short User Manual:
The workbench adds some nice to have features (please explore by yourself):
- A Female SL character with default female Rig
- A MakeHuman character, fully rigged, weighted and adapted to the SL-clothing textures is also embedded
- A male SL Character (works reasonable well since workbench 2.71)
- The pose library now contains a relaxed pose. (workbench-263 and newer)
since workbench 271
I use 6 layers for nicer organisation:
Layer 1: The Head, UpperBody and LowerBody of the SL-default female Avatar
Layer 2: The MakeHuman Avatar, also separated into Head,UpperBody and LowerBody.
Layer 3: The SL-Male armature, Head, UpperBody and LowerBody of the SL-default male Avatar
Layer 6: The skirt-, eyes- and hair- templates of the female SL-Avatar
Layer 11: The The SL-Female armature.
Layer 12: The same armature
Layer 13: the armature used for the Male character. Note: This is essentially the same armature as the female armature. The Male mesh has been adjusted accordingly. When you later enable “male” in your SL shape, then the imported mesh should snap to the correct shape.
up to workbench 265
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I use 5 layers for nicer organisation:
Layer 1: The Head, UpperBody and LowerBody of the SL-default female Avatar
Layer 2: The MakeHuman Avatar, also separated into Head,UpperBody and LowerBody.
Layer 3: The SL-Male armature, Head, UpperBody and LowerBody of the SL-default male Avatar (since workbench-265)
Layer 6: The skirt-, eyes- and hair- templates of the SL-Avatar
Layer 9: The control empties from avatar.blend (removed in workbench-263)
Layer 10: The SL-Female armature.
- I have cleaned the meshes. The Weights have been slightly optimized for the feet.
- I added the missing mFootLeft and mFootRight vertex groups
You can combine all layers as you like (use SHIFT select to select multiple layers at once).
Create a tiny (or giant):
- select the armature in object mode
- scale the armature to the desired size (1 Blender Unit = 1 SL Meter)
- Object -> Apply -> Scale (for the asrmature)
- Select Armature AND Mesh
- Export the selection
- Import the dae to SL with weights and joints
Create a still pose (statue):
- Select the armature
- Go to pose mode
- Pose your character
- go to object mode
- switch to the Modifier stack (in the properties window)
- Apply the armature modifier
- Export your mesh
- Import the mesh as static (no weights no joints)
The beginning (avatar.blend)
