Clothing in Second Life was originally texture based only, but Linden Labs has now included mesh content capabilities into Second Life. Most residents now use mesh content for clothing, which is not texture based.
Basic clothing can be made at no cost within Second Life, for most clothing designs a texture is required, this costs L$10 to upload however free textures can be found in world.
A Texture can be dragged from the inventory directly onto the face of an object this is done by left clicking on the texture. This procedure will only apply the texture to one face of the object. To apply a texture to the entire object it is necessary to open the properties of the object and drag the texture directly into it. This will apply the texture to every face.
Miley's Boutique can be found on the SL Marketplace. These are clothes designed by Second Life resident Miley Tryce
Your default avatar comes with clothes, but generally, they are not very attractive. To find new clothes, do a search in "classifieds" or "all" for clothing. You will get a ton of places to teleport to. Stores sell clothes and clothing stores can be found all over SL. In fact, they are the #1 business in Second Life. Happy Hunting!
Type in 'freebies' in the search function, this will lead you to free clothes stores. There are also many free clothes available in SL Marketplace.
Second Life was created by the San Francisco based company Linden Lab, the founder and original CEO was Philip Rosedale.
Actual texture is texture which may be physically felt. Implied texture is texture that may be seen only, as in a painting. For instance, while the smooth texture of a statue or the uneven texture of a painter's brushstrokes are actual texture, the rough-appearance of a table in a still life painting is implied texture.
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You are able to use Second Life under a free membership, and you can find many freebies available to you in Second Life. However, if you want to be able to own land in Second Life, you will have to pay a membership fee to do that. Even things as simple as uploading a texture or saving a snapshot to your inventory costs money in Second Life, so unless you plan to walk around looking for freebies all day long, you will probably end up putting a bit of money into Second Life.
Second Life was launched on June 23rd 2003, created by Philip Rosedale the founder and CEO of Linden Lab. Prior to its launch Second Life was known as Linden World and was a basic 3D interactive task based game.
You can breed dogs horses and meeros and sell them, you can also find a job or make clothes and such for selling