Half Past Null

I’ve added a new Tutorial section in preparation of the Prim.Blender: How To Use It series, as well as a few sites from past and present.

Prim.Blender has also been updated to 0.5.4, with a *ton* of fixes for Windows users.

Full changelog:

- Added new params: Faces and multires (previously hardcoded)
- Added new GUI components for faces and multires values
- Added “Reset Mesh” to sculpt type options
- Fixed default Prim.Blender.blend file for a GUI bug with new objects
- Performed additional regression tests
- Added Windows XP to tested OSes
- Fixed a bug related to not having a full Python installation present
(we now warn the user and catch exceptions as necessary)
- Fixed a directory bug on Windows
- Reformated this text file back to DOS mode to be readable by Notepad.exe
- Updated .prims save output to DOS mode to be readable by Notepad.exe
- Fixed a bug where changing the mirror mode would nuke sculpty meshes without warning
- Changed default LOD back to 3

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Enjoy!

The importer for Prim.Blender has been posted to Sourceforge, as well as the source section of this site.

Built copies are available here:

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Great%20Pubnico/23/71/93/

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Happy 4th of July!

(Even if it’s technically the 5th on the server’s clock)

I’ve released another copy of that wonderful, crazy building tool for Blender! With Sculpties!

It can be found on its SourceForge page:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/primdotblender/

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I’ve also posted its code to the Source section.

Yay!

I’ve posted a copy of the original (1.3b) release of the Prim mirror in the source section of this site.

I’ve added a bit of source code to the new source section of this site. Currently it holds LSL2 code for some of my older Second Life projects, plus a new one I might be discussing very soon. Enjoy!