OnP High Heels Sized for TMP

OnP High Heels Sized for TMP Medium Sized Heels

Note: These items were designed, fitted and used with the "free" type of TMP basic mesh body, for the medium sized heel. We would believe, but did not test, that that same foot size is common to all TMP mesh bodies.

These sculptured prim high heels come in 3 different types. And with a built in menu for color change to any rgb value or to change size gives you more than hundreds of possibilities. And copy = yes says you can use that variety and make a high heel set for any outfit in your inventory that you wish.

What 3 Varieties?
The TMP mesh body allows for several foot shapes. This product provides for TMP medium sized high heels. In addition to that, we have provided three types of shininess for each of those two heel sizes. And those three shininess types are simply the most shiny, medium shiny, and no shininess. Is that it? Those three options. No. The heels each contain a built in menu that allows you quick color change to two levels deep of common colors. But you can go beyond that and set up and rgb color (0 to 255 scale) setting up your own values of rgb, red, green and blue to suit. And for additional ease for colors, we also allows changing the brightness (Brightness of color, not shininess) up or down if you believe that you have the color the way you wish, but that it is too bright or not bright enough.

Sculptured prims?

Of the 7 items in each shoe, 6 are sculptured prims and only the name tag in the heel for our business is a normal Second Life part. As you likely know, sculptured prims are not designed in Second Life of the standard box, cylinder, torus and other shapes, but is hand crafted in design offline from Second Life in software that allows the shape to be ... almost whatever you wish. Sculpted prims however are a single object. Since it takes 6 sculpted prims to make each high heels, those 6 items were designed off line to work together well and adjust fairly precisely to each other. Then we take those sculptured prims and make them objects in Second Life - complex sculpted objects - and turn them into high heels.

Now we have had this design offered for sales for some time, but mesh bodies such as the TMP Lara type are looking for very specific heel heights, width and length. So what we did was modify our old high heels and changed each piece one at a time to closely match the feet of the TMP Lara mesh body. We also would make the high heels a bit transparent so we could see the TMP Lara mesh foot inside to go for best fit. Now as all objects fitting within other objects, it will never be skin tight. But we worked hard at least in the main shoe area to get things as close to the TMP Lara foot shape for both medium and high heels as we could.

Fitting the Shoe

We of course did include instructions that we suggest a person read before wearing the shoes. That could prevent unnecessary adjustments. If you follow the instructions and also choose the smallest foot size (most high heels start there) in your shape, we found with several people that the items just attach to the right place with little effort. But we do suggest reading the instructions first.
Otherwise

Why did we do this? We found a number of cases where other suppliers were charging much more for a single color and size. We decided to provide an alternative, that we ourselves will also be using a great deal.

Hope you Enjoy. We like these a lot !!
- Suzie Larsen and Hunter Bronet for
OnP Owl and Pussycat Tissela and SL Marketplace