> That's actually what I would like to avoid, specifically. > That forces the creator to continue to dictate whether your > underwear goes on top of your pants or not. There's no added > flexibility for the resident in that. > > Here's why I'll be an advocate of just a few extra numbered > layers on top of the existing system (until someone blows me > away with a simpler to implement, more flexible solution): > > Creator: no change. "Hmm... undie, pants, undershirt, shirt, jacket." > Creator A: "... it puts the pants on pants layer...." > > Wearer: "I got a pants layer from Creator A! ... but my > tights are pants, too... Oh, ok. Tights on Pants1, pants from > Creator A on Pants 2. > That'll do it.."
I can't speak for Nyx obviously :p. >From what I've seen from coming across code in LLAgentWearables is that you are currently - at least code-wise - able to arbitrarily "stack" wearables in a user-defined order. So if you currently have a pair of pants on the pants layer and a pair of tights where one part is on the pants layer as well then you can choose to wear the tights "pants" *underneath* the pants "pants". I went a *little* bit crazy once I realized it was simple to nudge the official beta into letting you wear multiple items per wearable type and wore three tattoos on the underpants layer and then had fun stacking three different colours of tights on the underpants layer on top of them to see how the colours would blend to create different shades and it worked out just fine :). Personally what I would like best would be: ... Wear (= "Wearable Wear", replaces all items on the type) Wear Add / (wear top) (= "Wearable Add" on the top of the stack) Name of worn item 1 (= "Wearable Replace" on item 1) (wear between) (= "Wearable Add" in between two others) Name of worn item 2 (wear bottom) (= "Wearable Add" on the bottom of the stack) If it's the underpants layer then item 2 could be a tattoo (worn underneath anything else) and item 1 could be panties. If you want to add tights you'd pick the empty slot at the top and they'll render on top of the other two, if you want to add garters you'd pick the empty slot in the middle and they'll render in between the other two. If you want to wear a different tattoo, panties, ... then you just pick the option that corresponds to what you want to have replaced. There will probably be a need for a more fancy ("user-friendly") panel with up and down click button arrows to allow rearranging the items around but for just getting dressed I'd far prefer having the option of how to stack right on the context menu for the inventory item so getting dressed doesn't involve constant back-and-forth side-trips in the side bar. Kitty _______________________________________________ Policies and (un)subscribe information available here: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/OpenSource-Dev Please read the policies before posting to keep unmoderated posting privileges