managing inventory without viewer possible?

[Lucindae]

I do not alays have access to a viewer and would like to organize my wardrobe etc in an easy way.

so I wonder if there is another way to access your inventory, like on a website or so?

 

 

 

[Monti Messmer]

Hi, i dont know about a homepage to do that but there are some text-only viewers you can start on slow PCs or Android/iPhones that can manage inventory in a very! basic way.

You can find them on the TPV or 3rd Party Viewer donwload page.

Monti

[Lucindae]

That is a very helpful suggestion, do you, by any chance know which ones are the ones I could use?  I read all the descriptions but could not filter out which ones are for slow computers...

[Monti Messmer]

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Third_Party_Viewer_Directory

Scroll down to the last table. Dolphin, Pocket MV ... all text only cliends should run even on "old" machines. Maybe you need to test some to see which one is able to do the things u looking for.

As far i know Radegast (Windows) can do nearly everything including teleport, see your position on the map and manage inventory. This clients should all be free and depending on your OS give it a try.

I think Pocket MV for iPhones can do things like that too but i´m not using it anymore and it cost money!

Monti

[Lucindae]

downloaded radegast, it is EXACTLY what I need !!!  thanks!!

 

[Zena Juran]

I've worked with both Radegast and Metabolt and I highly recommend Metabolt for it's stability, features, and ease of use especially with manipulating items in the inventory.

[Liisa Runo]

And here is the JIRA for web inventory:

https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/WEB-265

Everybody go vote it.

[Zena Juran]

The asset server barely chugs along as it is... I don't know if I would want it tied to web pages also.

If the Inventory was web accessible, you would still have to "login" and your internet browser probaly uses 5 times more resources (cpu memory and internet bandwidth) than one of the text clients.

[Melissa Yeuxdoux]

I submitted a jIRA request, SVC-7188, having to do with this. You should be able to mount your inventory as a networked file system, so you can use whatever file manipulation techniques you know and love and have learned from long experience with your computer/OS of choice (including the command line if that's your preference. How many times would you have liked to be able to use file name pattern matching on your inventory?).

If you copy an image to it, you get billed L$10. If you're the creator of something, you should be able to back it up to your computer.