Quick Tip Linking Archive Items in Wardrobe
Sometimes archive doesn’t find the right Wardrobe match when you add a new item. Watch this quick tip to learn how you can easily link items you archive to existing… Read more »
Let’s Talk Premium
Nothing seems to get people to talk more than changes to the core services offered in Second Life. Linden Lab could be introducing something new, like bento, or introducing a… Read more »
Quick Tips – Setting Attachment Points
A slightly longer than normal quick tips video, sorry about that. In this video, we discuss the concept of setting attachment points to allow items to detach when similar new… Read more »
The Complexities of Sorting – My New Method
FYI _ WORK IN PROGRESSI will be updating this as I really work with this method One thing that has become abundantly clear over the years is that sorting inventory… Read more »
Quick Tips: Automate Foot Changes with CTS Wardrobe
In this video I show how I am using CTS Wardrobe to automate changing from flat, to mid, to high feet on the Maitreya Lara body using CTS Wardrobe. You… Read more »
Lookbook #1 Butta in Black
Butta in Black – Maitreya Lara/Catwa Lily Base Kicking off this new series with a bit of Halloween, perfect for the season. Outfit Lyn Gacha Outfit – Voluptas Virtualis –… Read more »
Getting Started with the CTS Archive Series
I am super excited to cover this new product from CTS! This is the CTS Archive, which is an archiving solution made to work with the CTS Wardrobe and the… Read more »
Wardrobe Challenge – Dust it Off
This weeks challenge will be a bit easier than the previous. One of the things that binds wardrobers together, other than our extreme OCD, is the joy of shopping. On… Read more »
Base Outfits!!
I really do think base outfits are one of the most powerful features in Wardrobe. They enable so much potential functionality that it really does make sense to at least… Read more »
Wardrobe Challenge – 10 a Day
Thanks to this who participated in the first wardrobe challenge. To keep things going this week I thought we might go back to an old Wardrobers slogan, ten a day…. Read more »