This combined with just being overwhelmed with the complexity of it along with the price tag for the ponies usually had me sailing off for something else to do pretty quick. Back then the pony models were impressive, but nothing particularly amazing. A quick jaunt around, a small post showing off what everyone is doing, then logging off and not looking back for another 3 years until they have an event going on or something else. I fully expected this to be another situation just like that. We have previously explored SL pony communities in the past here on EQD, but nothing really ever kept me around on there for very long. The same game that released way back in 2003. This model is very complex for maximum customization, so there is some setup and this makes it easy!īack on March 19th, a returning EQD artist named Allyster Black poked me about checking out a new pony model making the rounds over on Second Life.
Before I start, go hit the starter guide if you plan to try it out! It takes it all step-by-step.
