It wasn't quite as exciting as I thought it would be. Probably because using Primstar on a Mac crashed Blender six times.

Fortunately I saved at each change of the sculpt. However, I predict that it will become quite boring for each project.

There has to be a better way of exporting sculpts for OpenSim, and SL, than that. I just haven't found it yet.

Actually, this should be the basis of a blog post in future. A lot of people say "Blender is difficult to learn". Really, it isn't.

Yes, it takes *time* but so does Photoshop or Illustrator. The difference is with Blender is that it is not considered an industry standard.

That means resources, for tutorials, are not so easily accessed. You don't have people who work as professional 3D artists doing tutorials.

So, thinking aloud, because I know no-one will read this far, what you have is a program that is free to use.

But has an entirely diverse user base, that as far as virtual worlds are concerned will mostly protect that knowledge because it costs.

If I ever get a real understanding of Blender, which I hope I do, then I'm going to do my own tutorials. Blender is *not* hard. Patience is.

Congrats Too bad about all the crashing, though!

*goes to silly voice* I made a hat!

Congrats! Must be so exciting to see something come together in SL and think, "I made that"

Thank you. It is a long process to learn, for me. But it's worth it when you can really see (or wear!) what you've learned so far.