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<\/image> Create my own Developer kit<\/h2>\n

Abstract<\/h4>\n

In this document we describe a practical approach to create a Developer kit for a Male Mesh. We will begin with the Mesh model, and make it fit for usage as developer kit.<\/p>\n

The Scenario<\/h2>\n
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Lets assume you have been working on your model for some time and you have tried out many things until now. Finally you are satisfied with your model. Then you have tried to rig your model and prepare it to work with Avastar. But you encountered a few issues and finally ended up in a messy situation.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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I will show you now how you can rescue your model and get it to work. But note that i assume none of the rigging and skinning activities have been made properly and we can just redo this part of the work. So actually we want to start with a clean model.<\/p>\n

So in the very first step we will cleanup the entire scene and cleanup our desk…<\/p>\n

Clean the project file<\/h2>\n
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Remove unneeded Objects<\/h4>\n