#Separation studio where do i find mesh update#
#Separation studio where do i find mesh registration#

I used 1:1 repeats, but rotated the texture by 90 degrees. Make sure to set any repeats, rotations and/or offsets needed to make it look as desired. (Or any suitable texture in your inventory.) Remember to use 'Edit Linked' to isolate your work on any one prim, or more, in the linkset. Use the Brazilian Rosewood texture from the Wood folder in the Textures folder in your Library to texture the wood parts of your table.Remember that when you select and name a linkset, you are naming the root prim. Link all the pieces together, with the outer border table top prim as the root (there's a reason for this), and name the linkset to Table Test in the Name line of the General tab in the edit window.Or if you sheared them, like I did, rotate the pair 180 degrees before moving them into place. Select both legs and shift copy the pair and move them to the opposite side of the table.Shift copy the leg and check the shear to make sure it's slanting in the desired direction.Place the leg so it is inside the boundary of the knick-knack shelf in one corner.Heads when you go into edit on an object. Note how the axes show the positive ends with the arrow Scale the leg so it will fit under the table top. I added shear to slant the table legs in a bit on both X and Y. Starting at the negative Y end, when looking in edit, create a box and make it 0.09 on X and Y.It will be a knick-knack or coffee-book shelf under the table top. This makes it a bit thinner than the table top. Un-hollow the prim and change the scale to 0.0150 on Z. Select the inner box with the circular hollow.Mesh Studido will remember these repeats, rotations and offsets when you apply textures after meshing. I used 0.3 Horiz/0.2 Vert with a horizontal offset of 0.3. Use any needed repeats, rotations and/or offsets to make this top look as desired. Use the 'Waterfall-medium overly' (Waterfall folder) texture in your Library folder to texture the third prim as glass.By texturing this last prim with an alpha texture, it will give a nice border and inset to the table.

We will be using these prims as our table top.

Scale this third box to 0.97 on X, 1.4 on Y and 0.03 on Z.

Shift-copy this prim again and Ctrl-Z to align it with the first two prims.

Hollow this box changing the hollow shape to Circle.

Shift-copy this prim up and use Ctrl-Z to put it back to same position as the first box.

Hollow it with the default Square hollow shape to 0.95 (the max hollow).

Raise this prim to the height you want your table.

Make it 1m on X, 1.5m on Y and 0.05 on Z.

Create a Physics mesh and generate the Collada.

Create the High, Medium, Low LOD (level of detail) meshes and generate Collada.

This script is the more commonly used script of the two available in your Mesh Studio folder.

Make prim faces transparent, via the Edit window, to block generation of mesh on those faces.

We will use textures from your Library folder to keep it simple. We will build a simple, but detailed table to demonstrate how to: The mesh will be as good as your linkset is made and how well your prims are aligned. Mesh Studio allows you to use any prim with any prim cut or torture, supported by LSL scripting, to build an object. In this workflow, we will deal only with prim linksets. Rez it out regularly to make sure if any more updates have been released. This ensures that you are using the most up-to-date Mesh Studio.

#Separation studio where do i find mesh update#

Rez the updater prim, 'MS Update Checker'. dae files are what allow you to upload your meshes to SL or take them to another 3D application that supports Collada. This registers you with the server from which the Collada.

#Separation studio where do i find mesh registration#

Rez the registration prim, 'MS Account Activator'. The folder name will start with 'Mesh Studio'. Touch the box and it gives you a folder with the contents.