Archive for the ‘3D Stuffs’ Category

I’ve played with a few ideas for a new hood over the past few days.
This looks um… okay I guess? I’m trying to get a fairly clean shape that will shade smoothly.

“Carried away”

But I believe I’ve successfully scratched this itch. Each of the style has a custom alarm sound, blinking LEDs and is fully tintable and adjustable. I’m wondering if I should add a flashlight feature too…

Allright, I know that the handle is not “accurate” but the wrist strap is almost invisible otherwise.

Now that this is out of the way…

Code wise it’s fairly simple, if you are close enough (or the wearer) clicking the alarm will yank the detachable part and throw it in the direction you are facing, and the alarm will flash and sound.

• Particles trail to show the object’s trajectory.
• Particle beacon when the object stops moving.
• Anyone can click the projectile to attempt to “re attach” it, but the owner has to be close enough.
• Once the projectile is picked up or derezzes it will automatically re-attach.
• “access restriction” flags that you can configure, owner only/group only (or public).
• Fully tintable (considering making it auto-broadcast to the projectile, not sure.)
• Broken up into many parts for easy adjustment (snap hook, chain, pin, …).
• “Pin version” where the pin+handle is thrown and the siren stays on the wearer.
• “Grenade version” where the siren is thrown and the pin stays on the wearer.
• Alpha mask based show/hide system, (this is an experiment).

I need to fix the siren sound because it has a very obvious “clip” point and check the writing in the different user messages.

I also kinda want to make more siren unit designs too 🙂

Cute little personal alarm, heavily work in progress!

Halloween is upon us once again. So here is a new item and a little tale for you all 🙂

One of our customers, a well-known eccentric with a taste for the occult, personally requested for this collar to be made.
He specifically instructed that the top section had to be filled in with a vented heavy piece of steel and vaguely muttered something about: “preventing its head from re-growing, without restricting the flux.”.
To this day we still don’t know what the old man was going on about when he gave us this specific design. But for some reason he kept ordering new ones, until one day he simply vanished…

This is the newest member to the Heavy Metal serie and is only going to be available during Halloween! Like the pumpkin jack revosuit addon.

As usual, you can get them from the KDC Main Store, or the SecondLife Marketplace!

Don’t have the Revosuit X? Click here!

Trick or treat well 🙂

Good good GOOD progress!

This is not a proper UV map (lightmap packing mode) it was just to check how it looked.

What could this possibly be? For now, you will have to guess 🙂

I’m not entirely sure if I should consider the high-poly complete, a couple of extra surface details certainly wouldn’t hurt.

I just finished the mesh for the hex wrenches/allen keys to bolt the collar. The idea is that the logo on the sleeve will tell you wich bolt type it is using.

I SUPPOSE I could remodel the head of the wrenches for each type but this seem a little umm… Overkill.

I did not post about this before but Wednesday I recorded and cleaned up a handful of sounds for the collar, I think it will sound pretty “genuine”.

I’ve added wax sealing textures to my test setup, I’m still lacking sounds and I also made more memory related changes that I really hope I will not regret.

Tomorrow… I think it’s about time I get on with recording the new sounds and modeling the allen wrenches for this.

Some good progress today, despite being sick.

1. Added safety code that causes chains to detach from the mending plate when it is removed from the new collar.
2. All the tools will leave “lock mode” when attached/detached/rezzed and after 30 minutes.
3. Moved a bunch of code around to save memory, as usual.
4. Fixed a bug in the timelock system (I just wrote it god dammit!)
5. Added a bolt sealing function! It’s a bit like timelocks but for bolts (with a few differences).