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It seems like a nice and clean system, yet at the very moment some of the system requirements will prevent upgrade for significant portions of machines out there even if they run Windows 10 right now. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-11-specifications No BIOS allowed, must be UEFI; Relatively new graphic card with DirectX 12 / WDDM 2.0 support (so mostly Kepler / Maxwell, I think) and TPM 2.x module - there were few discussions here and there that TPM 1.x would be sufficient, but... this is the official Microsoft page for the "basic requirements", not "recommended" ones. Things may change until the release of the OS, of course.

Does pressing CTRL + 0 give any effect? Also, what is your screen resolution?

I do have a small question. You say that you've returned after a few years of inactivity - did you do this on the same machine that you've originally used Second Life with, or is it a new one you've never installed a Second Life viewer (third party or official one) on before? In case of the "the same computer" answer you may want to clear your viewer cache, because the program may try to do it in the background during the launch (prune old files) and hang / appear to be frozen.

Tonight I've seen a pretty nice heist/crime movie. ~

A deep-fake of the video in which a person is acting like captain Picard from Star Trek. ~

Does your friend has VorpX installed by any chance?

Im Allgemeinen sollte die von Ihnen bereitgestellte Syntax für Viewer funktionieren, die Windlight unterstützen (Außerdem müssen Ihre Gäste die Windlight-Einstellungsdateien in ihren Systemen haben, die Sie auf sie anwenden möchten), aber das Second Life-Raster wird jetzt immer mehr mit Nur-EEP-Viewern gefüllt. Sie sehen Ihre Windlight-Einstellungen nicht. Sie müssen Ihr Windlicht als EEP-Asset-Element auf dem neuesten Viewer konvertieren/importieren und es dann im Landeinstellungsfenster zuweisen. Siehe bitte diesen Artikel, Seite 2 (sie sind am Ende jeder Seite): https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=en&tl=de&u=https://modemworld.me/2020/04/21/tutorial-environment-enhancements-project-eep/

Alternatively, you may also take a look at this page.

I'll just leave this here... good channel. ~

First some of the LMR5 issues need to be fixed, LMR5 need to be officially integrated into the main Lab's viewer - before Firestorm would merge the LMR5 code in. Until then some aspects of the rendering may be different between FS and SLV, but at the end you'll see what SLV is showing right now, Eduardos.

I've watched Abominable tonight with a close friend. Very nice movie. ~

Just yesterday I've decided to make a scenic journey in a small helicopter (granted, it was not a plane) from Tschotcke airport region on mainland (south, then along Route 8 ) to the southern regions of Bellisseria (log houses zone; so I've crossed large amount of regions) - I was ejected exactly once by a security orb, had a bad region crossing that resulted in a crash exactly once as well - and I was tossed to the sides after region crossing around 10-15 times - mainland only, Lab's residential areas were stable. Maybe try a different, less scripted airplane?

You can also just use the llListRandomize() function in this case. default { touch_start (integer num) { list Roleplay = [ "spanked Lillian's butt!", "made Lillian's butt jiggle with a good spank!", "slapped Lillian's bouncy butt!", "made Lillian's butt bounce with a hard spank!", "made Lillian dance with a firm slap on the butt!", "slapped Lillian's butt so hard, it's turning red!", "spanked Lillian's butt, making her wiggle with excitement!" ]; llSay(0, llGetDisplayName(llDetectedKey(0)) + " " + llList2String(llListRandomize(Roleplay, 1), 0)); } }

I'd like you to take a look into the viewer's autobuild file, that is used during building the application - it has definitions of all components that are used by it and corresponding source URL addresses - you can check what's inside the packages and often check source code as well. Dullahan/CEF for Second Life clients originates from the Lab. Then please take a look here: https://wiki.firestormviewer.org/is_my_viewer_safe and here: https://wiki.firestormviewer.org/fs_media?s[]=dullahan#general - and decide for yourself. Then check your antivirus and firewall settings, do a full system scan as well and make sure, like @Solar Legionsuggested, that the viewer you have installed comes from the official website.

Si sus drivers de GPU Intel están actualizados, entonces usar la versión de 32 bits es la única opción (que se bloqueará a menudo debido a que se agota la RAM), a menos que tenga acceso a una tarjeta gráfica dedicada. Por favor vea este enlace: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=en&tl=es&u=https://wiki.firestormviewer.org/fs_intel_issues%23outdated_driver_error Tu CPU / GPU está aquí: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/es/es/ark/products/47663/intel-core-i3-330m-processor-3m-cache-2-13-ghz.html

Since it was Teager, Monstaar and Ketsui who designed/sponsored the region, I'd personally send a message with a question. There is a possibility that one of them created the floating isles as well.

Today I've decided to do some grid exploring, donned an appropriate outfit.

Never, EVER make that assumption. It's very easy to spoof/forge an email (you basically only need a small web server with PHP support) and if RunawayBunny doesn't use an email provider that does the SPF/DKIM checks - and warns that email is not legitimate (Google/GMail does, luckily - but world is not only Google) - or just uses an old, external email client that gets the mail and does not pay attention to server headers, then... well. Can end badly. The event is official, yes. Still, these links should be reworked, I'd say - it would also help the "spam score" for Lab's servers. A public list of valid e-mail addresses that are used to send these messages could also be nice.

As far as documentation goes, you cannot put viewer URI namespace items in llLoadURL. See: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlLoadURL You can print them in chat instead and point script users there. They will also most probably work in the description field of llDialog.

I assume that this Firestorm wiki page may be a little helpful even for the original Second Life Viewer - in short: enable plugins and JavaScript in preferences, clear privacy history, check antivirus... you may also want to re-download the viewer installer and make sure that SL Plugin is in the package. You may also want to peek in here... You may also want to check:

This issue was also mentioned during the Concierge & Land User Group meeting - contact the Lab via Live Chat and it will be fixed.

@Wulfie Reanimatorsee: It was confirmed at SUG meeting that usage of that function will be... rather limited. The key phrase is "privileged experiences".