Rolig Loon

If the offset is the same for all poses, can't you just edit the AVpos card manually by adding a small amount to the Z component on each line? That bit of editing would probably take less time than scripting something.

Better not

One way

It hurts

back stop

sway back

Santa never operates reindeer. They're PHONY.

Nah, for your own peace of mind, don't take it that way. Assume that (1) You are a fascinating person (2) You have encountered a stranger who recognizes how fascinating you are but has practically no imagination. (3) That person has paid you a great compliment by copying the things that she liked about you in a desperate attempt to be just as fascinating. None of that may be true, but the person has really done you no harm. Just accept it as a weird compliment and move on.

And of course "Salty Dawg" in this particular case is almost surely a play on words. A sailor has often been called a "salt" or a "sea dog", and the convenient coincidence of the Appalachian tune that combines both names was probably too great to resist.

default { state_entry() { llStopSound(); // That should stop the looped sound llRemoveInventory(llGetScriptName()); // That should delete this script } } Not tested in world, but should do the job.

Neutral shades

Carrier pigeon

car carrier

store mannequin

Numbers racket

game ball

Lady bug

It all depends on how complicated the breedable is. As far as I know, the client was still tinkering with the one I worked on when he left SL several years ago, and I never saw it marketed. Many things that made it difficult then have changed (and some have become more complicated). These days, for example, animation and rideability features would be routine stuff with animesh but still a bit of work. A breedable system off the shelf might be enough to make a basic model, but that's not a market I'm familiar with now.

Right. I should have said that earlier myself. I spent a long time scripting a breedable for a client about 10 years ago, didn't get paid anywhere near as much as I should have charged (yes, I WAY underestimated the challenge when I accepted the job), and would never agree to do it again. Live and learn.

As long as nobody has responded to it yet.

However, here's Monk's quartet playing it (lousy video but good sound): Round Midnight -- Thelonious Monk Quartet - -- Thelonious Monk(p) Charlie Rouse(ts) Larry Gales(b) Ben Riley(ds) Recorded in Norway 1966

double booking

If you want to hire anyone to do something for you, post in the InWorld Employment forum and see what happens. There is no way to predict what the job may cost. In most cases, it's a matter of negotiation between the buyer and the seller, so there a bit of research and trust involved on both sides. Especially if you want something complicated and unique, try to find out what the seller has done before. See if you can look at samples of the work, maybe talk to previous clients. Be prepared to be asked for partial payment up front, as security that you won't be wasting the other person's time and talents on something that you might refuse in the end. And be prepared to give and to ask for details of what's expected, so that you and the seller have a realistic feel for quality and cost.

Cuts corners

Open your dashboard at secondlife.com and look in the sidebar menu for the LindeX section, where you placed your order. You should find the Order History there. Open it and look for your order. Select it, and follow your nose through the pretty easy process to cancel the order.