falney Finney

That doesn't answer the question, and if I did give it to you and my fears were founded, your account would also be the beneficiary of ill gotten gains and would be treated similarly to my own

Hi. I returned to my computer after a 2hr AFK to find some one had randomly gifted me L$1k. No reason, no message, nothing. Just 1k in my account. I opened up an IM to the person and they are offline so they can't respond to me. I am a little concerned that if their account had become compromised and the person using it had gifted out lots of money, that the accounts of those that had received it could be punished for ill gotten gains. Should I just return the money to be safe? Wait until they can respond? Or am I just overthinking things and being too paranoid for my own good. Thanks Falney

Hello A friend of mine got hit by something I would classify as being griefing and told her what happened was not her fault, it was the falt of the person who commited the act. Where as a friend of the person who commited the act says it was her fault, pretty much for being an idiot and falling for the trap. Now.. What happened. Person A has a link in their profile which would normally be harmless. This link sets your avatar to one of the SL default avatar shapes. Person B has a mesh Avatar with a second copy of said mesh Avatar overlaying the first allowing them to have a tech style, full body tatoo of kinds. Before clicking link, it was brilliant, perfect and wonderful. It looked great. After being provoked to click the link, unknowing that this would happen (it was supposed to be a link to a "RL nude of the user") this messes up the avatar, even after unpacking the mesh avatar and starting fresh with defaults and editing up to the final avatar, she is suffering alpha clipping. No matter what debugging, testing, relogging, rebaking or rebuilding the av, the alpha clipping remains. An "innocent prank" resulting in an unusable avatar. So. Would you guys thing this deamed reporting to LL as griefing? It is the first thing I would do in the instance if it happened to me (Though I wouldnt have, knowing in advance what was supposed to happen) Basically I want/hoping for public opinion to back me up. Thanks Fal

It is not a feature request though. The specific feature has been asked for before but none of the requests have had Linden responses so I cant honestly say I would expect a response from it if I placed the request on the Jira. (I have already explored that option) Thanks though

Hi I am currently working on an experience with the beta tools but LSL does not cover everything I need. Most things I can cover through HTTP comms but there is something I need that neither can provide. I am considering building a TPV and a patch to apply to other viewers to run along side the experience to enable the features I require. Before put the time and attention into completing this though, I would like to know if LL is working on implementing it into SL and whether it would be breaking the ToS for creating TPV's. I apologise for not saying what it is I wish to create, but if I can create it, I dont want some one beating me to the punch because this could potentially lead onto creating and profiting from an API to allow other creaters to use the system. I have looked for the Second Life and Linden Labs contact information and found nothing that I feel would be directly relevent to this query. How would be best to contact them? Baring in mind I dont want to make this feature public yet. Thanks Falney

I did neither. But you prompted me to look in the estate window and it is fixed. Thanks.

First up, Hi... I am new to using the experience tools having only acquired access 10 days ago. I literally only managed to get started experimenting with them ready to start working on our fairly large experience today and have already stumbled into a problem... I wrote this simple script default { state_entry() { } touch_start(integer n){ if(llAgentInExperience(llDetectedKey(0))){ llOwnerSay("Derp"); }else{ llOwnerSay("Herp"); llRequestExperiencePermissions(llDetectedKey(0), ""); } } } yet there is no dialog pop up for the permission request and I am stumpped as to why. Here is an image of how I have setup the experience and the script. Feel free to call me an idiot if I have done anything wrong. Thanks.

Eh... Now I feel kinda dumb cause I use llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast a lot

Hi. Im trying to rotate a texture to produce a single prim menu using llDetectedTouchST(); though Ive run into a problem and Im looking for suggestions. When I attempt to scroll with the quick piece of code I quickly put together below, the texture jerks as it scrolls. reducing the steps it takes to scroll only reduces the speed it scrolls, it doesnt actually stop it from jerking. Im wondering if my best bet is to use llSetTextureAnim() and variate the speed of the anim with how fast the mouse moves along the texture. -Edit- except thinking about it, this wont work as it doesnt save the texture off set produced with the llSetTextureAnim() function Can any one suggest a better way? Here's the prototype code. default { touch(integer n) { float herp = 0.5; vector derp = llDetectedTouchST(0); vector offset = llGetTextureOffset(3); if(herp < derp.x) llOffsetTexture(offset.x - 0.01,0,3); else llOffsetTexture(offset.x + 0.01,0,3); herp = derp.x; } }