Poses and avatar scaling

by blueDay · 6 posts
7 years ago in Basic Creator Help

Posted 7 years ago · Author

this is a noob-ish question, but i find that any scaling applied to an avatar, or a short or tall avatar, seems to disappear in many poses. that is, in the pose, the avatar just goes back to some default scale.

is there some way to scale an avatar and have this stick in poses?, or do i need to somehow customize the pose for the scaled avatar?

if i need to customize the pose, does anybody have suggestions for tools or tricks that can help with this?

thanks in advance!

Posted 7 years ago

@blueDay

IMVU has a built in scale tool in chat mode. When you are placing pose furniture from your inventory into your room, you can use the scale tool to make the avatar larger or smaller.

Posted 7 years ago · Author

thanks Don! i just tried and that works well for a single pose.

if a pose is for a couple and i want to tweak one of the two... it looks like(?) i need to somehow edit the product file.

any suggestions on good tools for that?

Posted 7 years ago

blueDay wrote:
thanks Don! i just tried and that works well for a single pose.if a pose is for a couple and i want to tweak one of the two... it looks like(?) i need to somehow edit the product file.any suggestions on good tools for that?

Split the pose into multiple products; 1 node per product.

Posted 7 years ago

I think u can even use the scaler on you from your scaler products,making a scaler is very easy,just alteration of the debug settings from the derivable scaler products..

Posted 7 years ago

I think the problem you are having is when you go to a specific pose spot...your avatar returns to its normal height without the scaler...IMVU has set a scale on pose spots.so that it would be compatible with both player..so as Don said...the only thing you can do is split the poses in 2 single poses. :kat_emoji2:

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