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    BSI Pictures presents ...

    Death Picks a Winner

    May 9–30, 2016

    What killed the mayor-elect before he could take his oath of office? What happened to the missing newsboy? And could there be a monster loose in old New Toulouse? One plucky investigator (that's you) attempts to learn the truth … before it's too late!

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    New Toulouse is an early 20th-century Louisiana community celebrating its eighth year in Second Life.

     

     

  2. Another option, assuming a certain amount of trust on the part of your client, would be for the client to invite you to their land group. Then when you rez the plants, set them to group (not deed!) and also click the Share box underneath the group setting on the top page of the edit window. This will not transfer ownership, but it will allow the client to move the objects around if needed.

  3. If you own the island, go to World-->Region/Estate-->Environment and choose the settings you want people to see.

    If you own only the parcel, set a landing point and route teleports to it (About Land-->Options), then rez a transparent, phantom prim at the landing point with a greeter script inside—something like this:

    default

    {


    state_entry()

    {

    llVolumeDetect(TRUE);

    }


    collision_start(integer num_detected)

    {

    integer i = 0;

    while ( i < num_detected)

    {

    if (llDetectedType(i) & AGENT)

    llInstantMessage(llDetectedKey(i), "Welcome, " + llDetectedName(i) + "! Please set your sky to sunset.");

    ++i;

    }

    }

    }

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  4. Sounds like your object's root prim is the dance floor. Try making part of the DJ booth the root prim instead. But you should be aware that attachments are automatically set phantom, so no one will actually be able to dance on your floor—they'll just fall right through and look like they're wading through it. Your best bet is to remove the floor and walls and just go with a wearable DJ booth.

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