Sculpted feet (no more ugly SL feet)
Full HUD control (no more messing clicking the Shoes) + Resize
x12 Skin feet tones presets, 100% compatible with [rQ]ss-Type Skin Line
Easy feet tone adjustment, tint Darker, Lighter, More blue, More gold, More red, Less blue, Less gold, Less red, No tint
(no more RGB color code confusion);
4 Walk sound + Volume control;
Resize.
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How to wear:
Hells Attachment including Invisible Prim (classic shoe)/to wear with the shoeBASE (right click, and Wear)
Heels Attachment for Viewer2/to wear with the shoeBASE and the shoeALPHA (right click, and Wear)
I already posted about the huge Project of SL !
Lots of Designer participated and made extra for this Unicef Project and not so expensive – 50 – 100 %
goes directly to Unicef to help the Pakistani People, which lost all cause of the Flood Crisis !!!
Also Kamrek has made extra two poses for this Project but you can get completly three poses to donate and help
Each Pose costs about 50 L $ and goes 100 % to Unicef - Also a Freebie shirt is available in Store
Important: The Unicef Project goes from the 4th – 19th September
Ich habe bereits einmal über das grosse Projekt in SL gepostet !
Viele Designer nehmen Teil und haben extra für dieses Unicef Projekt Sachen erstellt, die
nicht zu teuer verkauft werden, wobei der Erlös zu 50 – 100 % direkt an Unicef geht um den
Pakistanischen Leuten zu helfen, die bei der Überflutung alles verloren haben !!
auch KamreK hat extra zwei Posen für dieses Projeckt gemacht und insgesamt kann man drei erwerben und so helfen
Jede dieser Posen kostet 50 L$ und geht zu 100 % an Unicef Es gibt auch ein Freebie shirt im Store selbst
Wichtig: Das Unicef Projekt geht nur vom 4 – 19. September
Unicef Project 4 – 19th September
Tik Tok has an new Skin named Heather
Heather is available in different skin tones and make up available
Each Skin is with an clean version and with/without hairbase included
The Skin with the orange Skin is the current Groupgift available in the Store now
Tik Tok hat einen Skin namens Heather
Heater ist in verschiedenen Hauttönen erhältlich und Make ups erhältlich
Jeder Skin ist mit/ohne Hairbase und in einer Clean-Version erhältlich
Der Skin mit den orangen Lippen ist das aktuelle Gruppengeschenk im Store
As always, most of the designers only have hair for female avatars for sale, but if you look hard enough, you can find a few great male hairs as well. Shag has released Animal Nitrate (left) and Boys Don’t Cry (middle & right). As you can see Boys Don’t Cry comes in two versions. Color packs cost 250 L$, and fatpacks are 1.000 L$. I’m wearing Animal Nitrate in black and Boys Don’t Cry in umber.
~ Taxi to Shag’s Hair Fair Booth! ~
I was lucky enough this year to be added as one of the bloggers for Hair Fair. They opened it up a day early, today (9/3) as “Bloggers Day.” Hair fair this year spans four sims and is home to new styles from countless amounts of designers. There are alot of well known names as well as many I had never heard of before. Hair Fair opens September 4th (tomorrow) so be sure to get your lag fighting get-ups ready. You definately don’t wanna miss out!
Heres my favorites I was able to snag 
Mustache – Aveli (Black 4)
Atomic – The Affair
Berries Inc – Sam (Black)
Fri.Day – Fiona (Cynical Black)
Lamb – Heart
Lamb – Lovelier Girl
Credits:
Skin: Laq – Elena (2)
Eyes: Hermony – MP Eyes (Smog)
Shirt: OhMai – Racerback (Concrete)
Pose is by Glitterati
Vita´s Boudoir has an new eMo Dress
its wonderfull black and makes me so delighted do you know the feeling that you never want
to wearsomething different ? I do the Dress has also an Hat within and birds
are cathed inside the balls over the shoulders and from time to time they seem to escape 
vita´s Boudoir hat ein neues eMo Kleid
es ist wundervoll schwarz und macht mich so glücklich kennt ihr das Gefühlt dass man
ein Kleidungsstück nie mehr ausziehen möchte? I schon es gibt auch einen Hut dazu, und in den Bällen
über den Schultern sind Vögel eingesperrt und von Zeit zu Zeit scheinen sie zu entkommen
In the Snowstorm Product Backlog Office Hour Tuesday, I commented that "I think options are bad for users and bad for code quality". If you read that whole transcript, you can probably see that it was interpreted badly. The most extreme variant, reported by someone who was watching in-world chat afterward, held that Linden Lab wanted to remove all options from the Viewer. Let me start by saying that is not the case and never would be, nor is it something that I or anyone at Linden Lab has ever seriously contemplated.
However, I still stand by my original comment -- options are problematic for lots of reasons.
Let's see why:
First, every option has to have a way to control it. In many cases, you have to have multiple ways to control it. From a user interface design point of view, that means creating option interfaces. For the SL Viewer, those are a) the preferences dialog, b) the debug settings, c) checkable menu items, and d) options within dialogs that control other features.
You'd normally like to put options with the things they affect, but screen space is always at a premium and many options are only changed infrequently. So instead, we group options together in a preferences dialog. But there are enough of them that it becomes necessary to create some means of organizing prefs into a hierarchical structure, such as tabs.
But as soon as you do that, you find that you have trouble because not everyone agrees on what the hierarchy should be. What tabs should you have? Where does each option go? When you get too many options for one tab, how should you split them up?
There's no one answer and there's rarely a right answer.
And then, once you have a place to put them, you have to decide what to call each option and what the default is. And if those decisions were easy there wouldn't be a need for an option!
Second, options add complexity to the interface. Every time you add an option, you add a decision for the user to make. In many cases, someone might not even know what the option controls or whether it's important. Too many options might leave someone feeling that the product is too complex to use.
Third, options add complexity to the code. Every option requires code to support all of the branches of the decision tree. If there are multiple options affecting the same feature, all of the combinations must be supported, and tested. Option code is often one of the biggest sources of bugs in a product. The number of options in the Second Life Viewer renderer, which interact not only with each other but with device drivers and different computers, make it literally impossible for us to exhaustively test the renderer. We have to do a probability-based sampling test.
You could say that it's our problem to deal with that complexity, and you'd be right, but every additional bit of complexity slows down development and testing and makes it harder for us to deliver meaningful functionality.
Fourth, options that are 50-50 probably do need to exist. Options that are 90-10 are addressing an advanced (and possibly important) use case. Having them in the preferences interface promotes them to a primacy they probably don't deserve.
Finally, adding options has a snowball effect. Having a small number of options is good, but having too many options is definitely bad for the product and for the customers trying to use it. Sure, advanced uses need advanced features, but we don't have to make everyone confront all of the complexity.
Add all of this up, and I think it becomes clearer why I said I didn't like options and would prefer to find alternatives.
So why have options at all, then? Because different people legitimately have different needs. Advanced users vs novices, or landowners vs shoppers. We get it. But it's also often an indication of a design that needs work.
There are alternatives to putting more checkboxes on the preferences screen:
a) Allow entire user interfaces to be "plugged in". This requires a major architectural change to the software. Although we've talked about it, it's going to be a while yet before we get there.
b) Allow options to be controlled close to the point of use. As I said above, this can clutter the interface but can be effective.
c) Make an interface that covers all use cases. This is the hardest of all, requiring real understanding and design, but is usually the right answer.
In short, I often consider adding a preference to the prefs panel to be the wrong answer to a real question. It's not that we don't consider different use cases, it's that we're trying to cover them in a better way.
So this has been my attempt to explain the thinking behind a statement like "options bad". I hope it's helped -- has it? Tell me in the comments.
Over the past few weeks, we've been spinning up the Snowstorm Team. As I outlined in my original post, our team is committed to enabling the rapid deployment of new features and functionality in the Second Life Viewer.
The Snowstorm Team is working in the open - this includes meetings, documentation, code, and design discussions. We're planning to use this blog as a place to explain our point of view, kick off design discussions, share progress, successes, failures, and challenges.
In my office hour the other day we had a lively discussion about Viewer preferences and customization. Q felt he wanted to expand on and clarify that discussion so you'll see a post quickly following this one that does just that.
Expect more posts in this vein and please participate in the discussion with comments afterward.
Womens Dreamy Bodyshop has an new Mainstore, just opened NOW !!!!
Skin, Shapes and Fashion from Womens Dreamy Bodyshop is available without an Break for the movement
Also there is an fee Group with Groupgifts
Womens Dreamy Bodyshop hat eine neue Hauptfiliale, gerade JETZT eröffnet !!!!
Skin, Shapes und Mode von Womens Dreamy Bodyshop ist ohne Umzugsunterbrechnung erhällich
Und es gibt auch eine freie Gruppe mit Gruppengeschenken
Hair – Pury {mellow MACCHIATO} | Hair Fair 2010 freebie (it will be open for public tomorrow) | !Ohmai
Skin – Petal FREX [Dark] Lovely-Firehouse 2 | previous group gift | Curio
Dress – Rosara (Tropical) | Hide and Seek Hunt item | AtomicBambi
Poses – fri.day
I haven’t been blogging with the same fervor that I have in the past.
Real life responsibilities, combined with the fact that my SL landlord is selling off some parcels, and one of those parcels being sold is the one I have had my gallery on for the past two years, have forced me to put my blog on the back burner for now. I need to sort out a few RL things first, then figure a way to support my gallery in SL.
I do “park” Shang in game, so I’m usually available for messages, if I don’t answer immeediately it’s means I’ve gone afk. I’ll be back, not to worry.
Hide and Seek is an new Sim and it celebrates ist Opening this days… .
and there is also an Hide and Seek Hunt
Here you see the Huntgift ot Atomic Bambi with an Pose of Juicy Olive (also Huntgift!)
Hide an Seek ist eine neue Sim und feiert derzeit seine Eröffnung … .
und es gibt auch einen Hide and Seek Hunt
Hier seht ihr das Huntgeschenk von Atomic Bambi mit einer Pose von Juicy Olive (auch Huntgeschenk!)
.:info:. Skin: !Imabee: Petal – Serene – Only Love Matters / DKbrow / Hair: fri. – Amelia.2 – Timid Brown Dress: AtomicBambi Dress – Rosara Pose: Olive Juice- HnS Here I Come
Oh boy,
Designer’s United 4 AND the Hair Fair? I don’t know about you but it is exciting! Because the best part is heading home after hitting up both spot and unpacking all those bags! Get ready folks!
Hair: You’re a Star by CBC for Hair Fair
Skin: Morning Sun by (fd)
Dress: Echo Calamity by &Bean for DU4
Jacket: Luisa Jacket by Mimikri
Shoes: Saffron Pumps by [Lelutka]
Earrings: Wet Pearls Chandelier by [W&B] for DU4
Ring: Vain by Morantique Lush for DU4
Ana has different Prices by its new Sim on the Lucky board
one was this dance and Urban Poses or AO ( I´m unsure cause i didnt won 
…)
Ana hat verschiedene Preise auf der neuen Sim auf dem Lucky Board
einen mit diesem Tanz und Urban Posen oder AO (Ich bin unsicher, weil ich leider nicht gewonnen hab …)
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Hide%20and%20Seek/166/204/30
