AngstyJellyfish

Thank you. And especially thank you for the map link at the end of that thread. Krankhaus' clothes were excellent for their original price and they had alot that I liked, but they're really not worth it for 500L. I can't justify paying that much when there are too many options on marketplace of better quality for lower prices. My sense of frugality outweighs my nostalgia. It is a little inconvenient to have to go to an actual store, but a little inconvenience is better than overpaying for outdated goods that aren't being supported anymore...

I wasn't quite sure if I should ask this here or in the Merchant forum. I've been away for a little bit due to rl stuff and now that I'm back I was looking to purchase some of the clothes I'd been looking at before I left. I wear either Kemono or Kuroo depending on the day so my go-to stop for clothes has always been krankhaus because they've always had clothes that were excellent for their price. I stopped by their marketplace shop to make my purchases only to find that all of their prices had been massively raised. The Long Hoodie for Kemono used to be 50L. The Tokeli Cargoes used to be 100L. The Airman Jacket that I bought for 200L before I left, along with every non-demo item in the shop, is suddenly now 500L. And apparently krankhaus retired from sl? I checked the wayback machine to try to figure out when this all changed and everything was still it's usual price even just last year. What happened?

I have an anime avatar, but I know a girl that went for a more realistic Asian avatar at one point. She used the Yang Mi skin and shape from KG Boutique. It's available on the marketplace and the shop even sells some hair meant to go with it.

This may be a weird and extremely specific question, but I'm looking for the jellyfish that used to be available at one of the starter islands where new residents first arrive. I had to skip the starting islands due to serious lag caused by the high traffic so I never got to poke around everything that was there, but a friend of mine found a ton of stuff there before she teleported to my location. She doesn't really log into SL anymore so I can't ask her to send the item to me if it has transfer permissions. One of the items she got was a small jellyfish in a sort of yellow color that moved around. I've found a lot of jellyfish on the marketplace but none of them are the right one. I'm looking for that one specifically to include in an underwater scene I'm working on. From what I've heard you can't go back to the starting areas so I have no idea how to find it or if it's even still there. Is there any place where it might be available that I could actually get to or could it be in the library inventory items?

That's actually perfect. It's moving randomly and smoothly. Thank you.

I've been playing around with that script and it's almost working the way I want it but there's one thing I still can't figure out. Right now the object is sort of snapping into a new place really abruptly and I'd like to make the movement more smooth. This is what my script currently looks like. default { on_rez (integer startup) { if (!llGetAttached() ) { llSetTimerEvent(0.0); llTargetOmega(<1.0,0.0,0.0>,0.5,0.5); } } attach (key id) { if (id) { llSetTimerEvent(PI); llTargetOmega(<1.0,1.0,.0>, PI/50, PI/50); } } timer() { llSetLocalRot( llEuler2Rot(< llFrand(PI/1), llFrand(PI/2), llFrand(PI/5)>) ); } } I admit I'm not very good at this. I have a friend that does tons of scripting but he's unavailable for the next month.

I don't think the child prim suggestion would achieve what I'm trying to achieve. The script has to be in the root prim. There's already a child prim, which needs to look like it's moving randomly around the avatar. The timer might work. Can you give an example of what that should look like?

That's at making it rotate continuously at least, but it's only rotating in one direction. I need it rotating randomly, with random direction changes and twitches.

This issue is that no matter what I try I can't get the object to rotate continuously while attached to the avatar without it causing problems for the avatar. I've tried a few different codes. Two of the ones I tried the object wanted to push the avatar around. The rest simply wouldn't rotate while attached. The one you gave merely rotated the object once instead of continuously rotating in random directions.

I've been trying to figure out a random rotation script for an avatar attachment but everything I try causes problems for the avatar or simply won't rotate while attached. The script needs to go into the root prim and continue to rotate randomly with random direction changes and twitches while attached to the avatar so the child prims will appear to be moving around the avatar.

I know. SL as a whole probably isn't the best place for him considering that everybody you would ever be talking to is a real person, not an NPC. It's also one of the most freeform place to create and build next to garry's mod and being the creative sort I doubt I could convince him to leave. I've known him since elementary and he always leaves the socializing up to me or one of our other friends while he works on the creative or technical side. Another friend in our group that has some experience in marketing sells the things he makes for him.

He was shoved into a corner of the second floor of the house but aside from that there's no telling exactly what was done. He was afk, so all we know is that the person entered the house, at some point decided to shove his avatar as far as they could given the fact the walls are solid, and left at some point. One of the concerns that were raised by another friend in our friend group was "what if the person did something unsavoury?" It's something she's witnessed a few times around sl and something I've seen once in a g rated sandbox, which we've reported each time, where an avatar is clearly afk or set to away and either they get shoved into a corner or the offender is close to them and they start posing in ways that could potentially result in both avatars getting banned. Just the other week I was in a sandbox working on texturing some flowers to use as decor later and suddenly my avatar was trapped in a bubble that was eternally moving upwards and I had to teleport to another location, all of my stuff left behind because I couldn't cam to it to pick it up. Thank you. I appreciate the advice, and I'm sorry people bother you like that. It's never fun. I'm glad you have more luck with getting them to leave you alone. I do try to ask them to stop, but it never really works. Asking them why they're doing it never seems to yield results for me either. I might be too polite. Some of my friend will certainly get good use out of this method though.

It's not unrealistic to expect common courtesy from others. I don't expect anything of anybody else that I don't expect of myself. Unless someone is breaking the the law it's just rude to invade the space where someone else is working or tough they stuff without permission and regardless of the situation it's rude to run into them. There are several reasons. The most important is that I'm very close to my friends and I care about them very deeply. They're like family. So when they're upset or worried I can't help but be upset or worried right along with them. When somebody hurts somebody I care about it hurts me too. Another is that I was raised to believe that manners are extremely important and you should always be considerate of others. It may not seem like a big deal to some but to me it definitely is. My consideration for others is the reason I'm not naming anybody because despite everything I still don't want to cause them any trouble. Lastly, this is the straw that broke the camel's back, as the saying goes. My entire group of friends has been noticing or experiencing things like this since we joined sl but in the past few days these kinds of incidents have shown a marked increase. Please explain? There's not really much more than a few seconds, or none at all, when you have to afk suddenly.

It bothers me because he's my friend and I feel bad when my friends feel bad. And I know how I would feel if it happened to me. There's such a thing as common courtesy even in public places. Whether it's rl or sl you should still be conscious of other people and what they're working on. If people are building a stage in a public park for a play in the evening you're not just going to go walk all over it or shove them while they're taking a short break. For some reason people seem to think that just because the world is virtual then it's ok to do that sort of thing. And yet they still get upset about griefers who follow that same thought process. I know I would never do something like that because it's terribly rude. When you have to leave suddenly, or, whoever forbid, you crash, it's not always possible to take your stuff up before you go. I've had to deal with the same kind of phone calls, being an assistant manager at my workplace. When you get a frantic call from a new employee saying "I don't know where ? is and I need it to complete ? before my shift ends! I asked ? and they don't know either and I can't just use ? because we don't get more until the truck comes in!" you can't exactly tell them "ok. i know that's super important and you could lose your job over it and it may only take like 15 minutes tops to help you with it but can you just give me a few minutes to select all these objects I haven't linked yet and take them into my inventory and then log out so I don't have to worry about too-curious people with no boundaries bothering them or me. After that we can deal with your thing." I know his job isn't retail but he still gets plenty of calls just like that that are urgent. We checked her profile but it isn't in English so I don't understand it and it isn't in German so it's neither of the two languages he's fluent in. Running it through google translate there isn't anything like that in there though, just a one sentence tagline type statement. The avatar and username were female and the profile picture appears to be a vampire, so I don't think it's the same guy. I'd be more understanding if it was that guy. After all, my friend is on the autism spectrum (it's public knowledge he doesn't mind being shared) and I've got my problems (which I do mind sharing). If it were me in that situation I'd likely tell him politely to please not do it again though I imagine my friend would be more blunt. Still, it would be a different situation than the one that happened. Perhaps it isn't as serious as somebody breaking into your home but conduct in rl vs. sl is still a pretty serious issue.

A friend of mine was telling me about something irritating that happened to him earlier and I kinda need to vent because I'm pretty upset about it too. My friend was working on a house in the usual sandbox he frequents, building the interior stuff, and he got an important phone call from a newer coworker needing help with something at the workplace so he had to step away to take the call. Apparently when he got back he discovered that one of the other people at the sandbox had decided to poke around inside his house because his scripted door says something whenever someone interacts with it. They hung around for like 4 minutes and even went upstairs and moved his avatar from where he was standing. They didn't say anything at all the whole time. I wasn't there and he was on the phone so neither of us have any clue why they were poking around or what the h*** they were doing. He didn't want to rip the script out so he ended up just placing an object over the door to prevent anybody from interacting with it again while he's working. I know it's a public space and a virtual world but that's no reason to throw common courtesy out the window. People should at least ask before wandering around your projects.