Meshbody Legacy Perky | The Mesh Directory


This is an overview of the Meshbody Legacy (Perky Edition) for Second Life avatars. Almost all the information also applies to Meshbody’s Pregnancy and Feminine bodies, however the photos are only of Petite, and the list is what comes with Petite. Other bodies may have slightly different content. As always I strongly encourage you to demo before making any final purchases. For more mesh heads and bodies head on over to The Mesh Directory.

Note: This body has been updated since this post was made. This post WILL be updated, however some info may be out of date.

Basic InfoMeshbody legacy Perky Edition is shown from the front, side, and back

Creator –  Meshbody
Product – 
Legacy Perky Edition
Price – L$5000
Review Version – 1.3.2

Included Parts

Body – Yes
Head – No
Hands – Yes (bento)
Feet – Yes (5 styles controlled via HUD)
Skin –  Technically yes (See pros & cons)

Copy Yes
Transfer – No
Mod – No

Appliers, BOM, and Compatibility

Tattoo Layers – Technically yes (See pros & cons)
Underwear Layers –
Technically yes (See pros & cons)
Clothing Layers – Technically yes (See pros & cons)
Applier Save Slots –  Yes

Materials Enabled – Yes
Omega Compatible – No
Bakes on Mesh (BOM) – Yes
Universal Neck Standard ?When used with the same skin tone, heads and bodies both using the Universal Neck Standard result in a seamless neck. Yes
Additional Neck Sizing Options – Yes

HUD

You’ll see the last three Style sections appear empty. Until you add content to them they won’t display anything. Once you do add things they will display just like the other Style tabs.

The Legacy Perky HUD
Click to view HUD at actual size

Pros, Neutral Notes, and Cons

Other things of note to consider that haven’t been mentioned above.

Pros

  • The body is visually stunning and looks good for slender and curvy avatars.
  • There is an incognito mode that hides your body from others. This can be helpful when trying to be less intrusive (such as at popular shopping events)
  • This is the only feminine body by Legacy to come with fit deformers. The deformers change the body shape so it can be used with most Maitreya clothing and shoes. (Note: This does not alter the hands.)
  • It’s a great option for people who like a natural small-chested look and for people who like the large yet perky anime style breasts.

Neutral Notes

  • The body has 5 applier layers (skin + 4 more). The top 4 applier layers can be used with BOM skins.
  • The included skins are gorgeous, however you have to use neck blenders or chokers to match head skins to the body skins. 36 “Neckfade” objects are included with your body to make it easier.

Cons

  • Meshbody uses their own system for some parts of their HUD. This requires in game media to be enabled to use it. If Meshbody for whatever reason no longer supports their body, this functionality could be lost entirely.
  • While the body has applier layers, it’s not Omega compatible so you’re limited to Legacy specific products.
  • The alpha system isn’t as obvious as other bodies. The sections of the HUD make it look like the alpha are huge, but they run together. Each section has multiple cutouts included, you just can’t visualize it easily until you click them.
  • The neck resizer buttons aren’t labelled which means adjusting (if needed) takes a little trial and error.
  • Meshbody is very particular with who they give Dev kits to. At the time of posting it was considered a pro since it meant mostly high quality items were being released. Over time we’ve seen it tended to result in some creators using unofficial kits, resulting in a flood of lower quality items. Not to mention reputable seller had their highly anticipated projects delayed months or longer and some creators couldn’t create for the body at all. There is still a lot of wonderful (and not so wonderful) items available for Legacy, though, so unless you’re creating for the body this likely isn’t going to be something you personally notice.

What’s In The Box

Official MESHBODY Links

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