Charlotte Copeland

I'm parsing JSON in an http_response event handler, and occasionally (I haven't dug into it enough to narrow down the actual problem) I end up with a call to llJson2List() on the fourth element of the handler (the http response) returning not a parsed list, but instead a list containing a single element, the string of the whole body. I am assuming this is symptomatic of the JSON parser having issue with something in the body (unicode?) but not sure how to dig into it, or how to correct it. Has anyone else seen this behavior? I normally get the body parsed out into it's normal key/value list, but like I said sometimes it goofs up and just gives me back a list of length 1 with the element being the complete text of the response. Thanks in advance!

Thanks! I think I have something working now. llSetPrimMediaParams(1, [ PRIM_MEDIA_CURRENT_URL, image_url, PRIM_MEDIA_HOME_URL, image_url, PRIM_MEDIA_AUTO_PLAY, TRUE, PRIM_MEDIA_PERMS_CONTROL, PRIM_MEDIA_PERM_NONE, PRIM_MEDIA_PERMS_INTERACT, PRIM_MEDIA_PERM_NONE, PRIM_MEDIA_AUTO_SCALE, FALSE, PRIM_MEDIA_WIDTH_PIXELS, image_width, PRIM_MEDIA_HEIGHT_PIXELS, image_height ]); Followed by a call to the function to fiddle with the prim texture params seems to do it!

Hiya, I'm developing a script to pull images from a variety of online albums (flickr, tumblr, what have you). I've got 90% of it working, but am simply at a loss to figure out how to deal with the fact that the images I'm pulling will be a variety of sizes, some large, some small... And how to deal with this using the various options available (PRIM_MEDIA_AUTO_SCALE, PRIM_MEDIA_HEIGHT_PIXELS, PRIM_MEDIA_WIDTH_PIXELS)... I don't want scroll bars, and I don't mind if some images are "distorted" because the height/width ratio is off... Basically I want to tell it "don't worry, just fill the prim face with this image, thanks". I've been testing with a width 452, height 444 image on a square prim face, and no matter what I do I either get horizontal scrollbar or an empty space at the vertical bottom. I've tried AUTO_SCALE = TRUE, AUTO_SCALE = FALSE, various methods of calculating the next highest power of 2 to the width and height, using the width and height exactly in the options, so far no luck. Help!

Right! I've got some cute stuff from Happy Undead. I've also started dropping a "thank you" note card to designers who make stuff that actually fits and looks great on a curvier shape than standard sizing - hopefully they all realize how much it's appreciated!

Awesome! Just loaded up on some Liv Glam demos, we will see how they work for me - thanks for the tip!

Thanks! I will check out the colabor88 - Hucci seems to be doing a good job with their sizing, they have several alternatives to the standard that work well. Hopefully other vendors will follow suit until the heralded deformer comes into play!!

Insert usual introduction about mesh, standard sizing, etc etc - I've been spending some time digging around looking for mesh fashion creators who provide alternative sizing in addition to, or instead of, standard sizing, particularly to accomodate curvier shapes. So far it seems like Hucci and Kitties Lair both have a nice range of items that come with curvier shape options. Does anyone have any other great finds to share?