Review: Bento Integrated Neko Tail by Sweet Thing.

Sweet Thing. Fluffy Neko Tail (Bento)

REVIEW

DISCLAIMER:

This review, both blog post and video is not sponsored or paid. I am in no way affiliated with the staff, creators or owner of this brand. The review you are about to see was made voluntarily, and my own Lindens were used to pay for this product.

Today I will be sharing with you an amazing new product that is hitting the Marketplace with Bento integration hitting it's incline in popularity! We see the hands, heads and bodies spreading all across the grid, but now we are seeing Bento integrated accessories.

Don't know what Bento is? You can read more about Bento by visiting this article from the LL Knowledge Base.

The product I want to share with you is a Neko Tail by Sweet Thing. called the Fluffy Neko Tail (Bento) Full Version. They offer 2 Versions of this tail, Lite & Full, as well as a free demo for those who want to try it out. The Full Version contains a Mesh, modifiable tail with 7 faces that you can color and tint yourself, tail deformers to change the length of the tail, a stand alone Tail AO, Static Pose HUD, and a Menu Driven Animation System. The Lite Version is much cheaper, however, the only things it contains is the tail, deformers and Animation Menu.

Full Version Price - $499L

Lite Version Price - $199L

Demo Price - $0L

Please watch my YouTube video below to watch the tail in action, its features and hear my thoughts on this neat find! 

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Make Clothing in Second Life! Standard, Mesh & Applier Tutorial!

Make a Shirt in Second Life!Standard, Mesh & Applier

Over the last few days, I've uploaded two tutorial videos, one on how to make a basic graphic T-Shirt (Standard & Mesh) using FREE templates, and the next one on how to make an Omega Applier using the free Omega Developers Kit with the Standard T-Shirt we made in the last one! 

The videos were highly requested by my darling friend Aisha who was desperate to learn, because like myself, she was frustrated by the other tutorials circulating the internet and YouTube alike, considering a lot of them contained unnecessary steps or were overall far too complicated and confusing. I was forced to be self taught due to this, and so I brought myself to attempt to teach everyone how to do this a simpler way, without having to do a dozen complicated things that get you no where in the end. 

The tutorials do not require free hand drawing, they don't require you know how to make mesh, they really don't require any experience at all! Just photo editing software, free templates and a bit of time!

Watch along and be sure to view the descriptions of these YouTube videos to get all the FREE necessary materials you will need to make these amazing works!

Part 1: Making The Shirts (Standard & Mesh)

Part 2: Making Omega Clothing Appliers

I hope that these tutorials are helpful to you! If you want to teach your friends and family how to make clothing, be sure to share!