Grabbing textures using UUID.

[Rolig Loon]

I'm not sure that I understand what you are doing.  If you already have the texture UUIDs, that should be all that you need.  You can apply a texture with llSetLinkTexture or llSetLinkPrimitiveParam's PRIM_TEXTURE parameter with either the texture name (if it's in inventory) or its UUID (no matter where it is).  Unless, of course, you are trying to apply the textures by hand instead of with a script.

[Rolig Loon]

I'm not sure that I understand what you are doing.  If you already have the texture UUIDs, that should be all that you need.  You can apply a texture with llSetLinkTexture or llSetLinkPrimitiveParam's PRIM_TEXTURE parameter with either the texture name (if it's in inventory) or its UUID (no matter where it is).  Unless, of course, you are trying to apply the textures by hand instead of with a script.

[Rolig Loon]

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Jerilynn Lemon wrote:

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Yes, I am trying to retexture by hand, add an alpha type layer over the first, to give a rugged look. But I need the original template (?) to make this happen. The UUID's I have are for the original, but SLCache doesn't show them.

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In that case, you may be out of luck.  Your best hope is to contact the creator and see if he would be willing to send you the textures.

[Innula Zenovka]

Do you have permission from whoever created the textures to use them?

It's not clear to me why you need this third party program to inspect your cached testures and their uuids.    If you have the creator's permission, then why hasn't he or she given you copies of the textures, or told you the uuids?

If you don't have the creator's permission, you really shouldn't be using this tool to reproduce his or her intellectual property.

 

[Alwin Alcott]

@ your update

 

i seriously  doubt the original template is meant for use on your local machine. Getting textures out of sl without agreement of the creator is not allowed.

Mod means mostly you are allowed to add your own textures, not copy it to your own pc and remake it.

 

I know the program you use... in my opinion it is in the same category as a copybot viewer.