Is Pixel Pusher meant to be only about IMVU or...

[Elaini]

...is it a possibility that if some of us are creating things for multiple metaverses, such as both IMVU and Second Life? Not that I am doing it right now or plan to do so any day soon, but the title "Pixel Pusher" is quite universal and made me wonder if the content can be "expandable" as long as it's mostly PG-13 digital art and 3D creating for virtual space.

My mind just started wandering to this... it's pure curiosity so I'll take both yes and no as an answer.

[admin]

I would love to see us share and discuss things other than IMVU!
(also why IMVU was intentionally left out of the forum name )

I believe one becomes a stronger creator when one also works in other platforms. Some of my IMVU firsts came about because of my knowledge of things your could do in other places that weren't available on IMVU. (Color changing trigger rooms, rooms with animated lighting effects.)

I myself started scratching my game design itch in the Sims, I then became a builder in Second Life (owed 2 sims for years) then landing myself in IMVU. For funsies I also dabble in making things for the Steam Workshop.

[GuySBot]

Yeahup there are already topics non-imvu related like pics of our pets , the newly created topic of what is art and such .
The more we share then get to know each other the better it'll be here even then within the IMVU realms of discussion .

[MandaMarie]

Yea I started way back in the There.com days. From there I moved to a mix between Second Life and IMVU. Today I stick mostly to IMVU but in Second Life, I used to sculpt a lot. In fact, I would sculpt for some creators there who had much bigger shops and talent than I had. But never-the-less, it is possible if you own a Second Life account, you might even have something in your inventory I once created long ago and gave away as a freebie.

I know an older style of creating in Second Life. I was big into sculpting and Mesh wasn't even around. I used to code a lot in lsl, Second Lifes scripting language. I even would script my own sculpts and even add in my own poses, animations, and even sounds. I am sure a lot of that is still the same but, well, I like it in IMVU now. Much happy here. But that doesn't stop my interest in what's going on in Second Life these days.