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OT: Sansar and Marvelous Designer

QuasarQuasar Posts: 638
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Has anybody here tried Sansar and/or Marvelous Designer? I haven't tried either but I used to spend time in Second Life a while back so I've been keeping tabs on Sansar out of curiosity. I just read an article that says Sansar will have an avatar clothing market that will be compatible with Marvelous Designer clothing. It sounds like it will use the same live dynamics system so users will be able to adjust how the clothes are worn on their avatar. It's an interesting development if you're into virtual worlds and perhaps like to create content for them.

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  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513

    No Sansar but play with MD a lot.

    http://fav.me/dbmtod2

    http://fav.me/dbn5zru

    http://fav.me/dbodry5

    It's beyond amazing.

  • MadaMada Posts: 1,981
    edited December 2017

    Haven't tried making clothing for Sansar with MD yet but its quite fun exploring the different worlds in Sansar in VR. More info in this video :)

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  • QuasarQuasar Posts: 638
    edited December 2017

    Nice creations and renders there agent unawares. From what I've seen of MD, it looks pretty marvelous. I've been tempted to use the free trial but I don't want to get hooked because I'm not really in the market to buy the software right now.

    Thanks for posting the video Mada. I may have to  check out Sansar "in person" one off these days.

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  • Daywalker DesignsDaywalker Designs Posts: 3,586

    It would be nice if I could get MD to install...

  • Midnight_storiesMidnight_stories Posts: 4,112

    Wow went to the store those prices are pretty outrageous. I thought DAZ was doing something like this with "Morph 3D"?

  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    edited December 2017
    Midnight_stories said:

    Wow went to the store those prices are pretty outrageous.

    Nah, a Sansar dollar should hover around a cent.

    Midnight_stories said:

    I thought DAZ was doing something like this with "Morph 3D"?

    Nothing like this. DAZ makes their Morph3D content very difficult to modify and expand, which is the exact opposite of LL's general design philosophy. Also, this stuff is for the Sansar VR "world," a little like VR social media, while DAZ's Morph3D is for making creations in Unity. If you know anything about Second Life, Sansar is like an upgraded VR version.

    EDIT: Looks like Morph3D released Artist Tools this year which should presumably make content creation easier to deal with.

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  • Daywalker DesignsDaywalker Designs Posts: 3,586
    agent unawares said:
     
    Midnight_stories said:

    I thought DAZ was doing something like this with "Morph 3D"?

    Nothing like this. DAZ makes their Morph3D content very difficult to modify and expand, which is the exact opposite of LL's general design philosophy. Also, this stuff is for the Sansar VR "world," a little like VR social media, while DAZ's Morph3D is for making creations in Unity. If you know anything about Second Life, Sansar is like an upgraded VR version.

    When was the last time you went to the Morph3D website? They've moved the characters for Unity to the Unity Store and are doing their own version of Sansar called Ready Room.

  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    edited December 2017
    Daywalker Designs said:
    agent unawares said:
     
    Midnight_stories said:

    I thought DAZ was doing something like this with "Morph 3D"?

    Nothing like this. DAZ makes their Morph3D content very difficult to modify and expand, which is the exact opposite of LL's general design philosophy. Also, this stuff is for the Sansar VR "world," a little like VR social media, while DAZ's Morph3D is for making creations in Unity. If you know anything about Second Life, Sansar is like an upgraded VR version.

    When was the last time you went to the Morph3D website? They've moved the characters for Unity to the Unity Store and are doing their own version of Sansar called Ready Room.

    Huh. So what does Ready Room have to do with Morph3D being nothing like Sansar and are they still locking content creation?

    EDIT: Isn't Ready Room just...an avatar creator that DAZ wants to make function with as many VR environments from other companies as possible?

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  • Midnight_storiesMidnight_stories Posts: 4,112
    agent unawares said:
    Midnight_stories said:

    Wow went to the store those prices are pretty outrageous.

    Nah, a Sansar dollar should hover around a cent.

    Midnight_stories said:

    I thought DAZ was doing something like this with "Morph 3D"?

    Nothing like this. DAZ makes their Morph3D content very difficult to modify and expand, which is the exact opposite of LL's general design philosophy. Also, this stuff is for the Sansar VR "world," a little like VR social media, while DAZ's Morph3D is for making creations in Unity. If you know anything about Second Life, Sansar is like an upgraded VR version.

    So that's not actually a real dollar value! that makes more sense now !

  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    edited December 2017

    Yeah, it's an avatar creator. A "morph identity system" they're pitching to be cross-compatible with a bunch of VR simulations. See nothing about being able to create custom content.

    Looks like they're sticking with the Morph3D name too. Interesting.

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  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    edited December 2017
    Midnight_stories said:
    agent unawares said:
    Midnight_stories said:

    Wow went to the store those prices are pretty outrageous.

    Nah, a Sansar dollar should hover around a cent.

    Midnight_stories said:

    I thought DAZ was doing something like this with "Morph 3D"?

    Nothing like this. DAZ makes their Morph3D content very difficult to modify and expand, which is the exact opposite of LL's general design philosophy. Also, this stuff is for the Sansar VR "world," a little like VR social media, while DAZ's Morph3D is for making creations in Unity. If you know anything about Second Life, Sansar is like an upgraded VR version.

    So that's not actually a real dollar value! that makes more sense now !

    If those prices were USD I'd be spamming that platform pretty hard right now. laugh

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