Adding security to apartment rooms

[hh3000]

Hi all,

I'm building my first apartments, I've already bought a rental box, but what I want to do is add a teleporter which only the tenant can use and any of  their friends, is there one around? 

Regards,

HH3000

[JustBecauseICanBeFriendly]

I don't know what rental system you might have but for Hippo Rental there is this:

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/hippoTELEPORT-Advanced-Intrasim-Teleport-System-New-version-19/106415

 

If you're using CasperLet Rentals then here:

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/CasperLet-Map-Teleporter/5149080

 

If you're using something else then:

You'll have to look around and find Group only teleporting systems so that tenants in the group can teleport to their apartment

[Amethyst Jetaime]

Your best bet is to buy one that works with your rental box that restricts use of the tp automatically when the apartment is rented and opens it back to everyone when the apartment is available to rent so that you don't have to set up the teleporter every time you rent an apartment and remove the tenant when he leaves. 

Allow tenants and their partner the ability in your rental/land group to set their home there and they won't need a tp other than to get there the first time.  I also wouldn't worry so much about friends.  Most people will just tp them in when they want them to visit rather than give them 24/7 access.  If they do want to grant 24/7 access, a simple landmark will suffice.

[Tray Bachem]

I want to say that would be in the scripting department. I remember working with someone's script a few years back and it allowed you to communicate with it on a different wavelength (ex. /110 Hello). I am pretty sure that there would be a simpler way that involves editing the source script and settting access for certain floors. In the end, it will depend on how your apartment is set up. I am imagining a buzz call system that makes each of the buttons a personal TP for the tenant associated with it. I would help you out with the script itself, but I am not experienced at all with the actual creation of scripts.