Eka's Portal

Hey, folks. Recently, I've given serious thought to trying out vore on SecondLife. As such, I'd found an avatar I want to use, as well as what seems to be a very potent vore-belly thing: Lim's Extra Belly. Now, the reason I'm making this thread is as such: I'm completely in the dark about how to do SecondLife. For anyone else who might have the accessory, does the belly mesh go off of whatever skin/fur/whatever mesh you have for your avatar? Or, it is a default color, mesh, et cetera that needs to be modified? I intended to use one or two avatar skins for two alts: A lioness for my fursona, and This tigress for another alt.

hi, first off welcome to the party on second life hope you find plenty of meals or a nice belly to settle in *hint hint*.

now about lim's extra belly, it uses a default texture/skin but it si rather easy to re-texture it to match what ever skin/fur your using all you really need is a nice close up of your avatar's belly then do a little photo editing and then upload it and then set the things texture to your belly texture(pic), and if you need help myself or many of the others will gladly help you out

Sounds like a plan; thank you for the help on how to do it. If I'll need any further help with getting it to work, I'll letcha know. =)

Feel free to poke me on SL as well, I'd be happy to help :> My SL name is Ranger Curry, and I'm also one of the Co-Owners of the Vore Club, but I'd be happy to help ya' with any SL related questions~

Big_D wrote:hi, first off welcome to the party on second life hope you find plenty of meals or a nice belly to settle in *hint hint*.

now about lim's extra belly, it uses a default texture/skin but it si rather easy to re-texture it to match what ever skin/fur your using all you really need is a nice close up of your avatar's belly then do a little photo editing and then upload it and then set the things texture to your belly texture(pic), and if you need help myself or many of the others will gladly help you out

Make sure to put the navel at the center. What I find convenient to do is to take a front and side shot... then blend them in photoshop.