Rolig Loon

Nope. Not possible. You can see resident names with mouseover on your MiniMap, but not on the world map.

The Lumiya viewer is the only one for tablets that offers any graphics interface at all. It's a pretty nice bit of engineering, but it can't deliver anywhere near the full set of features and graphics quality that you'll get on a real computer. The handful of other viewers for tablets or phones are all text-only. That's OK if all you need to do is send chat messages or look at your inventory, but IMO you'll be missing 90% of SL.

No. Take a look at https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlEmail . The example script there is pretty straightforward. The e-mail you receive has a bunch of header information that you'll want to chop off and discard in order to see just your message. The little code snippet on that wiki page shows you how to separate header info from the rest in the receiving email event. The script Dora gave you is designed to let you extract key bits of the header, if you really want them. Unless you need some specific piece of header information, though, save and use only the part that's labelled "message".

All you're trying to do is send a signal from one object to another, You have several choices. The most logical ones, as long as the objects are in the same sim, are llRegionSay and llRegionSayTo. If you are passing information to one specific object and you know its UUID, llRegionSayTo is the better choice. When your receiving object hears the message, it can llSetObjectDesc or llSetLinkPrimitiveParams(link_no,[PRIM_DESC]) to make the change you need.

You don't buy it, and you tell your friends not to buy it. Other than that, you have no legal standing to do anything. The owner of the intellectual property that may have been ripped off is the only one who can complain, under U.S. federal law. See also, Linden Lab's DMCA policy regarding its legal obligations.

Duplicate/continuation of http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Second-Life-Viewer/Either-SSB-works-or-voice-works-but-not-both-at-one-time/m-p/2224791 Please do not start several threads on the same topic. Doing that makes it hard for us to see what other people have already suggested, and it pushes other residents' questions off the page.

1. Deaktivieren Sie den Cache Ihres Browsers 2. Wenn Sie Ad-Blocker-Software verwenden, deaktivieren Sie es. 3. Erwaegen Sie einen anderen Browser. SL Websites nicht gut mit Internet Explorer.

Are you using a viewer that has RLV enabled? If so, disable it. Other than RLV, there is no way to "lock" attachments to your avatar.

You can't search for current JIRA reports any more. LL closed general access to the JIRA over a year ago. You can see activity on any JIRA reports that you have submitted, but nobody else's. You can't even see whether an issue has been reported. It stinks, but that's the way it is.

This thread continues at http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Technical/Either-SSB-works-or-voice-works-but-not-both-at-one-time/qaq-p/2223993

This is a continuation of http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Technical/What-ports-etc-need-to-be-open-for-SSB-We-got-SL-running-behind/qaq-p/2212031 If you have not done so already, I suggest that you submit a JIRA report to the Firestorm tech team, referencing your threads here and pointing to any observations that might suggest a connection between Voice and SSA (not SSB!) implementation, other than coincidence.

Exactly what does the message say? There are many kinds of "parameters", but we can't tell what's happening in your situation without knowing what the error message says. And where does the messge appear? In local chat? Or in a script warning box? Is this problem happening with all "stuff" or just some of it? If you want to provide extra information or need to clarify your question, click on the Options link in the upper right corner of your question and select EDIT. Please do not start a new thread. Doing that makes it hard for us to see what other people have already suggested, and it pushes other residents' questions off the page.

Land Impact is really tricky. You might want to read this article carefully, and then this really good one.

PayPal Often the initial agreement can't be set up due to an unverified PayPal account. To use your PayPal account with Linden Lab, it must be verified and be capable of making instant transfers. Linden Lab does not accept e-check (bank account) payments through PayPal because they cannot be processed quickly enough to match the instant delivery of virtual goods and services. Therefore, we require that you have a credit card on file with PayPal as a backup payment source, OR that you pay with your PayPal balance in USD. Without a sufficient USD balance in your PayPal account, you will not be able to use it with only a bank account. Be aware of your monthly limits. By default, your monthly spending limit with PayPal is set to US$250.00. You can easily raise or lower that limit. See Using PayPal for more information.

You cannot send dollars to a bank card. How can I withdraw USD credit from my account balance? You may choose to withdraw your US dollar balance via PayPal or bank wire. This is known as a process-credit request, because you are requesting to process credit from the Second Life system to your real-world account. Note: Use a bank wire only under the following circumstances:PayPal will not permit payments to your country. OR You are expecting payment of $10,000 or more. For instructions on setting up wire transfer payments, see Setting up process credit payments through a wire transfer. Depending on which withdrawal option you choose, you may be subject to fees and minimum withdrawal amounts. For more information, see http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Account-balance/ta-p/700015#Section_.2

If you look at questions in this Answers area for the pat few days, you'll see that several other people have complained bout the same problem. Submit a support ticket or contact Live Chat if you are a Premium member. Otherwise, submit a JIRA bug report.

You can try a few things.... 1. Make your original drawing at 1024 x 1024 pixels and then shrink it to 512 x 512 just before you save the image for upload. Lines always look sharper if you reduce scale. (And the highest rsolution that can be loaded onto your av is 512 x 512, BTW, so there's no point in uploading anything bigger anyway.) 2. Use anti-aliasing when you are doing your drawing. That will make the lines less jaggy. 3. Save your texture as TGA instead of PNG. If you're using TGA, you have more control over making a clean mask and creating an alpha channel from it. When you've done that, fill the entire layer under your tattoo with black (assuming that your tattoo is a black line drawing). That will eliminate the white halo problem. The alpha channel will cut out your tattoo itself. Its edges against the black background should look crisper. 4. Be sure that your image has dimensions that are perfect "power of two" values (64, 128, 256, 512, 1024) so that it doesn't get stretched when the servers automatically resize it on upload. (If you are using one of the standard SL avatar templates, you shouldn't have to worry about this, but just in case.) 5. Don't apply the tattoo in one of the "forbidden" areas on your av -- sides of the breasts, bottom of the rib cage, between the shoulder blades... No matter what you put there, it will get stretched and pixelated.

Did you apply for one? See http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Linden-Homes/ta-p/700103 . If you tried that and you still have trouble, please start your own new thread. Do NOT add your question to the end of someone else's really old one, where most people are likely to miss it .

The Marketplace censor isn't easy to figure out. Without seeing the ad itself, I'm going to guess that it doesn't like the provocative sentence: "Suede high thighs mesh." See if it still objects if you say "Suede mesh thigh-high boots."

Just out of curiosity, has anyone else had trouble getting the list of prim owners on a parcel to update properly? Recently, if I look at About Land >>> Objects to see who has prims on my parcel, or if I use llGetParcel PrimOwners to do the same thing, I find that the list doesn't update. I can add a pile of prims, or have an alt rez stuff, but the list stays the same. I've tried toggling the Refresh button, teleporting out and back in, relogging, waiting 24 hours ..... and the list is the same as it was last weekend. Same avs, same prims per av. Very odd.

Just out of curiosity, has anyone else had trouble getting the list of prim owners on a parcel to update properly? Recently, if I look at About Land >>> Objects to see who has prims on my parcel, or if I use llGetParcel PrimOwners to do the same thing, I find that the list doesn't update. I can add a pile of prims, or have an alt rez stuff, but the list stays the same. I've tried toggling the Refresh button, teleporting out and back in, relogging, waiting 24 hours ..... and the list is the same as it was last weekend. Same avs, same prims per av. Very odd.

You can't. No transfer is No Transfer. If you are landscaping for a client, you either have to buy materials with transfer perms or you have to get the client to buy the materials and rez them on site for you. Then the client has to add you as a friend and give permission to modify their stuff, at least until the job is done.

Syncing animations on two poseballs is rarely a clean operation because lag will affect each person's experience differently. Still, you can get close. You need to write two scripts (one in each poseball). When one of them is activated, it has to wait for the second one before it activates its own animation. When someone sits on the second poseball, that script takes note of the precise time (call it X) and sends that information to the first poseball's script. The first script receives that timing message and then both scripts trigger their animations at precisely X plus 1.000 seconds. Because lag will generate accumulative errors, scripts are typically written to re-sync every couple of minutes with the same procedure.It's mildly tricky to script -- not a newbie exercise - but it's been done many times. You can easily buy pairs dance poseballs that follow this scheme. As for moving your avs forward or backward, ....... Your animations can be making the av do all sorts of twists and turns, leaps in the air, somersaults, and whatever but as far as SL's servers are concerned, your av is standing dead. The animation is all peformed locally by your viewer. To actually move the av, you either need to use your keyboard arrow keys or a cheater movement control panel on screen, or you have to do it with a LSL script.

There is no "login URL" for Second Life. This is not a web-based virtual world.

Yes. Many people do it every day. To quote our resident Win 8 expert, KarenMichelle Lane..... All Windows 8 Users 1) Manually apply ALL the Required and Important patches for Windows 8 from Microsoft. A new Win 8 PC needs 4-5 iterations of this to get them all. The easiest way to do this is to: a) Enter Desktop Mode b) Launch Internet Explorer c) Right-click on the options area of the Browser and turn on Menu & Status Bar [and any other of the old standards you like] d) Tools / Windows Update. e) Select the CUSTOM button so you can monitor and select the downloaded options to install e) Repeat until all are DL'd and installed Note: Don't install the Bing Desktop. Also, don;t install any Windows Live components unless you have an email account with Microsoft. 2) Identify the Video / Graphics system in your PC and get the Windows 8 drivers direct from the Video System manufacturer. http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect/graphics 3) If you just performed the items 1) & 2) above, please reinstall SL again using the official version from Linden Lab. [be sure to do a clean install http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/How-to-uninstall-and-reinstall-Second-Life... Here is the Windows 8 Manual System File cleanup procedure since it's not in the procedure above. Windows 8 1.Using File Explorer -> Libraries / Computer / ( C: ) / Users / 2.Press the Continue button to get permission to obtain permanent permission edit this directory. 3.From the View drop-down menu option select Options & Change Folder & Search Options 4.Select the View Tab 5.Under the Hidden Files and Folders options click on the - O Show hidden files, folders & Drives radio button 6.Push the Apply Button then the OK button. 7.Open C:\Users\\AppData\Local and delete the contents of your Temp folder and the SecondLife folder. 8.Uninstall Second Life using the Programs and Features tool in the Windows Control Panel. 9.Download and install the latest release of the Second Life Viewer from http://secondlife.com/support/downloads/. You should be up and running in no time. P.S. I recommend these steps on all Windows 8 PC's and Laptops, specifically designed for Windows 8 with high-end Graphics Sub-Systems or Graphics Cards. P.S.S. - On Upgraded PC's & Laptops - If your computer was not designed specifically for Windows 7 or Windows 8 these steps may still help. There are many "Designed for Vista" PC's that don't upgrade well to Windows 8. If your PC was designed for Windows XP, Windows 8 is usually NOT a viable option, practically speaking.