Ready Player Me Partners with RLTY to Simplify Metaverse-Ready Avatar Creation

Cross-platform avatar builder Ready Player Me partners with RLTY to simplify metaverse-ready avatar creation for brands willing to enter web3. 

RLTY is a no-code architecture toolkit that enables businesses to build immersive experiences. Virtual events developed by the company are compatible with various existing metaverses, including The Sandbox, Decentraland, Vega City, AlphaVerse, Somnium Space, and Cryptovoxels. 

RLTY’s partnership with Ready Player Me enables users to create virtual experiences faster and more efficiently. Thanks to the collaboration, virtual events’ visitors will have a chance to customize their avatars with hundreds of options. For example, individuals can choose from numerous digital bags, hats, shirts, glasses, jewelry, and even pets. The feature is also an innovative way for brands and NFT creators to find new customers. 

In addition to a wide range of accessories and traits, Ready Player Me and RLTY have created thirty pre-designed full and half-body avatars for beginner customers, with styles ranging from cyberpunk to professional. RLTY users will also be able to bring existing avatars from Ready Player Me’s platform. 

The customized avatars are fully interoperable, so once a metaverse event is over, players can transfer them to over 7,000 supported applications and games. For instance, individuals can wear RPM avatars when they join meetings in Spatial, stream content with Animaze, or explore virtual worlds in VRChat. 

“This collaboration will allow users to create and customize their avatars quickly and easily for use in RLTY. With access to unique wearables and skins, brands can offer incredible metaverse experiences for their customers,”

said the CEO of RLTY, Zack Sabban. 

On a side note, RLTY has recently partnered with Paris Blockchain Week to host the event in virtual reality. The virtual experience featured four custom-built stages with livestream panels, discussions, and keynotes.

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