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After a fair bit of tweaking with the body sliders I left the default face slider settings alone, they were good as they were , here are the results. The body comes in two versions, flat-footed and high-heeled, and this is the latter, wearing one of the included Bakes on Mesh skins and included system eyes in a honey colour.
The high-heeled shoes and strapless minidress are part of the basic starter wardrobe included in the package. This body comes with a female AO which does not animate the hands, plus a separate facial animator, plus a separate animator for the Bento hands. Instead of the latter, I just used the hands AO that came with the freebie Altamura mesh bodies, my standard go-to hand animator. The Altamura one gives me three different cycles of animations to choose from, and they work flawlessly with this body.
The one that comes with Ariadna basically just clenches and unclenches her fists. The Ariadna body comes with four Bakes-on-Mesh skins in pale as shown above , medium, sunkissed, and dark skin tones, but of course this body takes any BoM skin. I tested out a skin that I already had in my inventory, called Elvira in the maple skin tone a free Advent gift from last Christmas at 7 Deadly S[k]ins , and swapped out the included system eyes for the brown ones from the Bitsy starter Second Life avatar, and let me tell you, she looks gorgeous!
This is by far the most pleasing result I have gotten out of all the freebie Bakes-on-Mesh full-body avatars I have test driven so far. And yes, I have found that she can wear shoes intended for Maitreya Lara mesh feet both flat and high heels, but not mid-height heels.
I find it a little weird to have to swap out the entire avatar just to change the feet height, instead of just clicking a setting on the HUD, but hey, it works. Your shoe options are limitless with this body. But clothing is going to be a problem area. There are no alpha sections on the included HUD, and even worse, I found that the alphas that come included with many outfits simply did not work on this mesh avatar! I have a feeling that the skimpier the Maitreya Lara outfit, the better it will probably work on the Ariadna body.
So, I can wholehearted recommend Ariadna if you are flat broke, because this free package includes absolutely everything you would need to get started, even the skin, eyes, hair, the animation overrides, and a basic capsule wardrobe! But your clothing options may be limited.
This body is not Omega compatible. This body is featured in a blog post by Aline Passiflora. For more information, read the post here. This body is Omega and BOM. This body is available on the Marketplace for Free. Yes, but the hands do not move in the free version. Other Notes: The full version of this body is available to purchase.
Yes, and the hands move. This body is BOM. The Mighty Ginkgo G. This body is not Omega or BOM. Other Notes: Includes head and body and the head cannot be detached. The body includes several outfits fitted for the body. Other Notes: Includes head and body and the head can be detached. This body is featured in a blog post by Caroline Walker. Several designers have created a version of the Ruth body. This body is BOM only. You can also grab extra feet and hands for this body for free on the Marketplace or at the Heavy Industries in-world location.
The high feet in this package fit most Maitreya high shoes. Other Notes: Includes mesh nails with a nail colour hud. There is no mesh head included with this body. Lilith Designs ThiccRuth2. The base is the Ruth body. Notes: Only skins and tattoos that are made specifically for Fiore Beauty heads will work. BOM skins made for other mesh heads will not work on this head. Fiore skins from past mesh heads will not work either. Other Notes: There is a shape for this head available as a free group gift.
This head is featured in 2 blog posts by Julianna Seriman. For more information, read the post here and here.
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Mask mode can be a solution in such a situation. By toggling mask mode on for a layer, this layer will turn to 'alpha masking' and will no longer create alpha glitches. Alpha masking does however change the appearance of a texture with grey scales in it's alpha. Therefore this fix will only work for a limited amount of applied textures.
It will set the layer back to it's default state. Clearing layer is sometimes advised to do before re-applying new textures to a layer, in case the previous applier has determined the transparency value of the layer since the Lara HUD does not have a control slider for this, you can then bring the layer back to its default state by clearing it.
Advanced The advanced button will open a panel with extra options, for people to edit their applied textures in more detail. This panel contains the buttons and sliders to control materials if materials are part of the applier used. There is a tint panel to tint applied textures on the active layer and in case your applier has materials, you can also tint the shine glossiness. The layer can be set to full bright or glow if a certain applier was intended for that.
Applying a tattoo to one arm 1. First make sure you are wearing a layer tattoo layer is recommended for tattoos, because it's closest to the body 2. Then make sure you are in selection mode on the hud, layers page, buttons next to the mannequin. Now you can select the part of the body you want to apply your textures to. You do this by toggling that part of the mannequin on with the 'quick selection' buttons, or you can also choose the 'none' button and then touch the arm, hand, feet etc. If you now use your applier, it will apply to just this one section or the sections you selected.
Note 1: Older appliers may activate a popup window, asking you which layer to apply to. But since layers are separated from the mesh body base and not automatically worn, you must first make sure to be wearing a layer you choose to apply to. Note 2: Omega appliers require Omega Maitreya Relay HUD and the newer Maitreya appliers can apply to any layer you choose, as long as you are wearing the layer and as long as it's active it's active if it's selected in the left upper panel on the huds layers page.
Note 3: The socks of the tattoo layer in V5 has toes instead of a toe-cap. So you can have a tattoo on a toe now. But this also means that the tattoo layer is no longer appropriate for socks and stockings! You can stack multiple tattoo layers on each other, but the order you wear and add them in determines what is shown above what.
Therefore a skin on tattoo system layers needs to be worn first. The skin you were using prior to entering BoM mode will be restored. Nipple Shape There are two new nipple shapes added to the Lara mesh body V5: puffy and hard nipples. These were not part of the mesh body when it was first released, therefore some mesh clothing may not fit them perfectly. In that case you can always hide the nipple on the alpha page, or set your nipples to the original "Normal" shape.
This is an extra layer with a highly detailed texture. You can toggle them on or off on the HUD. There are 30 skin shades for the HD nipples on the HUD and they can be tinted independently from the body. There is a new dev kit with the UV maps of the HD nipples and applier notecard, for those who would like to make appliers.
Note that the HD nipples have textures with an alpha channel, just like the layers. Therefore wearing the HD nipples with layers, could create alpha glitches. Which is no longer necessarily the case, since you can now also just apply to a specific area of your layer. Neck Fix and neck sizes The neck fix is a small prim that covers the seam at the neck between head and body.
The neck fix does require a Maitreya skin applier to include a neck fix texture not all skin appliers were made specifically for Maitreya and have the neck fix texture included.
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