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  1. Greetings! There will be a halloween special live stream this weekend where i will show how to make some fancy halloween animations and effects using blender. The event will be this weekend saturday and sunday starting at 2pm SLT. It will be hosted in-world and on my youtube channel as start of a series of more episodes about content creation for SL using Blender, GIMP and LSL. In-world TP: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Peccatrice/103/151/3301 Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGZPzU4FdqUxySRUbl9AqqA Have a great halloween!
  2. TAVOR, the home of SL's finest vehicles with the release of our signature TAVOR RZ 2018 is now hiring CSRs to join our amazing team and benefit from the experience of a lifetime in SL Auto Sales! We are looking for a customer-oriented service representative. _________________________________________ Customer Service Representative [CSR] - __________________________________________ What does a Customer Service Representative do? A customer service representative, or CSR, will act as a liaison, provide product/services information and resolve any emerging problems that our customer accounts might face with accuracy and efficiency. The best CSRs are genuinely excited to help customers. They’re patient, empathetic, and passionately communicative. They love to talk. Customer service representatives can put themselves in their customers’ shoes and advocate for them when necessary. Customer feedback is priceless, and these CSRs can gather that for you. Problem-solving also comes naturally to customer care specialists. They are confident at troubleshooting and investigate if they don’t have enough information to resolve customer complaints. The target is to ensure excellent service standards, respond efficiently to customer inquiries and maintain high customer satisfaction. We are ONLY looking for 2-3 Customer Service Agents. ____________ CSR Duties: ___________ As a customer service representative, you will be expected to (while on duty): - Greet clients and answer all their inquiries. - Must be able to commit a minimum of 10 hours a week. - To expand business contact via personal networking or attending sponsored. - Must be social and have good interpersonal skills to do outreach to get people to come in and bring more business to the company. - Responsible for social media promotions and responses. - Calendar maintenance for appointments and events. - Manage your time appropriately while on the clock so you will be more productive. - Managing customer service inquiries - Generating sales leads that develop into new customers - Identifying and assessing customers’ needs to achieve satisfaction ____________________ CSR Requirements: ____________________ - Must be at least 2 months old. - Excellent English. - Basic knowledge about SecondLife. - Excellent English (Speaking other languages as well, is a bonus. We need to reiterate this). - Knowledgeable about Google Docs. ____________ CSR Pay _____________ - Commissions on sales are NEVER limited. - You can EARN UNLIMITED LINDENS by selling unlimited products! - Base pay: All CSR trainees begin with 10% Commission. - You become a full fledged CSR when you've sold 5 products - Full CSR pay goes to 30% Commission on sales. - There are bonuses for the employee who brings in sales of 10 products or more per week. - There are highly attractive incentive programs. - ALL schedules are flexible to meet demands of your busy life. __________________ CSR Application _________________ If interested or have any questions before applying.. Contact revochen Mayne or Dianna Aura. Please IM or Notecard if Offline. Tavor Website: http://tavor-tec.com/ Tavor FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/TAVORTEC/ Marketplace:https://marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/164761?id=164761 InWorld:http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Iwish/224/156/43 © TAVOR Limited SL. 2019.
  3. TAVOR is a vehicle and games manufacturing company in SL. We're having plans to expand and looking for people interested in joining our staff team on various positions. Open Positions: - Content Creators (Mesh/Texture/Scripts) - Product/Sales Manager Please contact Revochen Mayne or Dianna Aura in-world if you're interested and having at least 1 year experience in SL content creation.
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  5. Half homestead region available for rent at Ninja Island. 32795sqm, 2500 prims for 3500L$ each week. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ninja%20Island/150/93/32 Please contact me for further informations!
  6. Half Homestead region available for rent, either commercial or residential usage. 3500L$/week, 2500 prims. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ninja%20Island/124/33/31 Please contact me for further details. Happy New Year!
  7. My favorite destination recently became the offroad challenge track near the Tavor main store. It's a decent offroad track challanging any offroad fan! Come and have a ride or join your offroad team for the first Tavor Offroad Challenge 2016 at November, 26th. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Azure%20Skies/98/149/23 For more information visit our website at http://tavor-tec.com 
  8. Hi Steph! The start_param of the on_rez event is the value passed by the llRezObject or llRezAtRoot function. Its not reliable to check if the object already exist in-world either by function or manual rez. If an object gets rezzed manually, start_param will return 0, no matter if its the first or second object in-world.
  9. Hello Sadie! The SL scripting wiki sais about the llSetPayPrice function for one of its caveats: "This function only works when called from the root prim of an object. Its effect applies to all the prims in the object. Calling it from a child prim has no effect." http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlSetPayPrice You might need to think about a different design for your DJ board to make it work proper. Not sure if it's the reason for the script error though.
  10. Another thing you might want to change are some of the "if" statements. When the script has to check the same variable on different conditions, it's better to use "else if" on any but the first one. Otherwise the script will check any following statement on a previous passed one. You can also combine conditions by using the && (logical AND) operator and make your code more readable. Anyway it can be confusing if there are various condition checks for different variables or parameters like in your script and it also needs a return case after the very first "if". Espacially as the HP value may hold data by a previous update call and would process then although it's not supposed to. It won't result in a bug but consumes unnecessary script resources. Also your attach event doesn't makes sense. The script sets the HP variable to 100 but resets the script 2 lines later. When the script resets, the HP variable will initialize with 100 . The HP variable seems to get its value only by the update call anyway. That line and the global HP variable can get deleted without worry just like "defaultcolor" if you want to use textures instead of the float text. key owner;default{ state_entry() { owner = llGetOwner(); llListen(-156535255,"","",""); llSetTexture("HP00",ALL_SIDES); } attach(key id) { if(id) // only continues on attach. no need to reset on detach { llResetScript(); } } listen(integer chan, string name, key id, string msg) { list temp = llCSV2List(msg); integer HP; // kinda security check if owner matchs and item needs to update if((llList2Key(temp,0) == owner) && (llList2String(temp,1) == "UPDATE")) { HP = (integer)llList2Integer(temp,2); } // if previous statement failed because its conditions didn't match, script better returns here else return; // first statement seems passed. script can continue with validatin HP if(HP == 0) { llSetTexture("HP00",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 1 && HP <= 10) { llSetTexture("HP01",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 11 && HP <= 20) { llSetTexture("HP02",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 21 && HP <= 30) { llSetTexture("HP03",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 31 && HP <= 40) { llSetTexture("HP04",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 41 && HP <= 50) { llSetTexture("HP05",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 51 && HP <= 60) { llSetTexture("HP06",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 61 && HP <= 70) { llSetTexture("HP07",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 71 && HP <= 80) { llSetTexture("HP08",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 81 && HP <= 90) { llSetTexture("HP09",ALL_SIDES); } else if(HP >= 91 && HP <= 100) { llSetTexture("HP10",ALL_SIDES); } // if none of the previous statements passed, something seems to went wrong. // especially on development it's nice to know about such cases else { llOwnerSay("Something went wrong! HP above 100 or below 0 somehow"); } }}
  11. I didn't used pathfinding in SL much yet but it doesn't really souds like a limitation. It's also a rather simple to use feature without much available settings afak but i rather believe that something might be set up wrong on the characters radius, speed, turn speed or some kind of bug when baking the mesh.
  12. There are a few restrictions on HUDs in SL: 1) Particles doesn't work on HUDs. Thats can be hard, because particles can be used to make pretty effects like smoke, dust, fire and similar stuff. 2) Transparent textures might disappear if you have multiple of them overlapping on the HUD. 3) The HUD is linked as a single object. Makes it difficult to move, rotate or scale game objects made by multiple prims. There was a prim limit on HUDs (256 prims) but i'm not sure if it still applies.
  13. Hi Elic! You can change the CAMERA_FOCUS vector to keep your ship in camera focus. If you need a smooth translation, you need to use a for loop or timer to update CAMERA_POSITION until it reached your desired position. There is a free and pretty good example of various camera settings at the LSL wiki. The spin_cam function might be the one of interest for you: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/FollowCam
  14. Like any of the existing llGet* functions, llGetColor and llGetTexture only returns the color and texture of the prim which is containing the script. Unfortunately there is no function to get prim parameters of an external object.
  15. Hello Korbie! It looks like how your timer event is set up is the reason why it's not working. The llSetTimerEvent function is using an interval of 0.4 seconds but it's way to short to complete the sound. As soon a sound gets played, it then will stop right after the next 0.4s interval. To make it work, the script has to set a longer interval when playing the sound and reset it when finished. And indeed, using the Insert Code feature at the editor helps us a lot reading script code.
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