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Rolig Loon

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  1. As you know, viewer 1.23 is no longer supported by Linden Lab and is not even available any more, so there will be more and more things like this that gradually break and can't be repaired. Unfortunately, there's never been a keyboard shortcut to put that camera control panel on your screen, so you have to rely on the menu choice in the View menu. If that's not working, you might try reinstalling your viewer from scratch, hoping that you have an uncorrupted version still on your computer somewhere. If not, you can start learning to control your camera with Shift, CTRL, Alt and your mouse or arrow keys, the way many SL residents do. Here is a list of the commands (the same ones work for 2.8 and 1.23): Key Viewer 2.8 Viewer 1.23 Alt+W or Alt+↑ Zoom in Alt+S or Alt+↓ Zoom out Alt+A or Alt+← or Ctrl+Alt+← Orbit clockwise Alt+D or Alt+→ or Ctrl+Alt+→ Orbit anticlockwise Alt+E or Alt+PgUp or Ctrl+Alt+↑ Orbit forward Alt+C or Alt+PgDown or Ctrl+Alt+↓ Orbit back Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+W or Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+↑ Pan up Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+S or Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+↓ Pan down Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+A or Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+← Pan left Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+D or Ctrl+Alt+Shift ⇧+→ Pan right
  2. Duplicate post. Original is at http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Controls/camera-controls/qaq-p/1472923
  3. Read this very important information about phishing scams in SL NOW >>> http://www.phoenixviewer.com/ What you are describing is very similar to scams that other SL residents have fallen for recently. You can lose everything in your account and may end up with your RL information compromised as well.
  4. The answers posted here are really all you can do. If you'd like to get more confused and frustrated, though, take a look here >>> http://www.sluniverse.com/php/vb/scripting/69820-lldialog-replacing-itself.html :smileyfrustrated:
  5. Try searching for groups with your interest. When I go to http://search.secondlife.com , type in fight, and search for groups, I end up with a huge long list. Start hanging around with one of those and you'll probably learn how to get into the ring in no time.
  6. See Billing and Trading Limits to check your limits and ensure that your difficulties are actually related to your billing and trading limits. Your level will be highlighted if you're logged in. If this does appear to be the difficulty, you may request a review of your account to increase your limits by submitting a ticket. Premium account holders select: Billing and L$ ticket type LindeX Tier Review billing type Basic account holders select: Special Questions - Basic account or Guest Login ticket type LindeX Tier Review We'll review your request and get back to you within five business days.
  7. You can certainly put the parcel where your HQ in located in search. It only costs L$30 (about 12 cents) a week. To make your land appear in the Places tab in Search: Right-click on your parcel's terrain and select About Land. Choose the OPTIONS tab in the ABOUT LAND window. Check Show Place in Search (L$30/week). Choose a category from the dropdown list that most accurately describes your land.
  8. Yes, you could be wearing an alpha clothing layer. If you bought an outfit that includes mesh, the creator probably packaged it with a custom alpha layer so that your body parts wouldn't poke through the mesh -- one of the unfortunate side effects of mesh. So open your Inventory, click the Worn tab, find the alpha layer, and take it off. Unless you plan to wear that mesh outfit.
  9. See http://wiki.phoenixviewer.com/mac_os_x_10.5_leopard_problems for guidance. I think you'll find what you want there.
  10. Exactly what do you want to "reset to defaults?" Your own appearance? The Windlight settings for sky and water? The arrangement of control icons and other features on your User Interface? The way you control movement with your keyboard or mouse? Your voice controls? We can't even begin to guess what you mean when you say, "I messed up my view on my avatar." The only thing that is clearly messed up is that YOU ARE SHOUTING, which most people consider rather rude.
  11. Did you remember to actually put a copy of the animation and the sound in the Contents of the object, along with the script? Also, note that if you make any editing changes, you'll have to detach and then reattach the object. After all, permission to control and animate will be revoked when you reset the script and won't be requested again until you attach the object. ETA: You did remember to attach the object, right?
  12. It has nothing to do with your poseball. Dunno how you did it, but you turned your translator on in Preferences. Look at Chat >> Chat Translation Settings and be sure to UNcheck the box that says "Enable machine translation when chatting"
  13. Oh, you can always do that with a scripted device that you either wear or sit on. You can do pretty cool things that way. But Jennifer is looking for a way to do the same thing with Debug Settings. That isn't possible, as far as I know.
  14. About 9 months too late, but good advice.
  15. Smart, except that this post won't do much. There are never any Lindens here. This is purely resident-to-resident.. I do wish you luck, though.
  16. Yup. If you can manage to get a Linden's attention, that would work too. Most people aren't that lucky.
  17. I'd put llRequestPermissions in an attach event instead of state_entry. Otherwise it's not clear how to activate the thing. The obvious choice, then, is the person who is wearing the scripted device ... the owner. So that's llGetOwner(), but that's not anything you have to worry about. Rather than try to explain, let me show you a version of the script that works, assuming that you actually put an animation and a sound file in the scripted object... default{ attach(key id) { if (id) // If attached { llRequestPermissions(id, PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS | PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION); } } run_time_permissions(integer perm) { if(PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS|PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION & perm) { llTakeControls(CONTROL_LBUTTON, TRUE, FALSE); } } control (key id,integer level , integer edge) { if (level & CONTROL_LBUTTON) { llTriggerSound (llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_SOUND,0), 0.5); llStartAnimation (llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_ANIMATION,0)); llSetTimerEvent (3.0); } } timer () { llSetTimerEvent(0.0); llStopAnimation(llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_ANIMATION,0)); }} If you look carefully, you'll see that I changed quite a few things from your script. Among other things, you can't use llDetectedKey, for example (certainly not where you put it), the syntax for llTakeControls was wrong, the control event didn't ever say what was supposed to trigger the actions, and the timer event wouldn't shut off. Getting back to your question, now ..... see that id is automatically passed to the control event by run_time_permissions. As soon as somebody has given permission to have his/her avatar control the object, that person is id.
  18. I don't believe so. At least I have never found one. The three CameraOffset---- settings control position, as you said, but the focal point of the camera is always offset the same way, not rotated around the avatar.
  19. Unless your alt was clever enough to join the same group and NOT be wearing the tag when s/he logged out last time, it sounds like you're stuck. Live Chat can spring you free, but only if you are a Premium member. If you're not, you'll have to decide whether it's worth $9.95 for a one-month Premium membership to get that access.
  20. Continued from http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Inventory/my-inventory-is-not-working/qaq-p/1471299#M3471 This is not an inventory problem. You have a weak or intermittent Internet connection, so your viewer is making incomplete contact with SL's servers. Rebaking won't help much, because the avatar data simply aren't being transmitted properly to SL. Similarly, clearing your cache won't do anything. Try some simple steps first: 1. If you are on wireless, get off it. Wireless is a crummy option for SL, and a source of connection issues for many residents. 2. Reboot your router by unplugging it from the power for a few minutes. That will give it a chance to clear its RAM and get a fresh grasp on an IP address. 3. If you use Norton Anti Virus - or any of the Norton suite of utilities, try disabling them, then relogging. Norton has been known to inhibit textures from loading. See here for information about making an excpetion for SL in your antivirus software >>> http://wiki.phoenixviewer.com/antivirus_whitelisting Beyond these steps, I suggest reading Nalates's blog carefully for advice about troubleshooting your connection >>> http://blog.nalates.net/2011/10/26/troubleshoot-your-sl-connection/ . If you have other information to add to your question, or just want to respond, click on the Options link in the upper right corner of your question and select EDIT. As I said in your previous post, please do NOT start a new thread.
  21. Thread continues here >>> http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Inventory/My-inventory-is-not-working/qaq-p/1471321
  22. What doesn't work about it? You can't find things? You can't rez them? You can't add things to inventory? Explain a little more and we should be able to help. Click on the Options link in the upper right corner of your question and select EDIT. Please do NOT start a new thread. Meanwhile, see >>> http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Using-your-inventory/ta-p/1370823 and http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Advanced-inventory-management/ta-p/1376385
  23. You don't need to sign in to a profile tab in world. It's directly accessible in your viewer. I suspect that you are trying to access your profile from a web profile page at https://my.secondlife.com/hachemcgorhai.Blackthorne , which is not in world. In any case, you are right.... The page shows that the name is not available. That usually means that the account was closed -- either by the account holder or, more commonly, by Linden Lab. They do that if the account holder has been banned from Second Life. I that's what happened to you, you should have recid an e-mail message explaining the action. Check your spam filter. If you beleieve that it was an error, file a support ticket, using the menu selection Account Issue. EDIT: YAY! I just checked, and your profile is alive again. What ever you did took care of it. Congratulations!
  24. It's hard to believe that anyone doesn't know his own birthday, so be prepared for Linden Lab to be very skeptical. File a support ticket at https://support.secondlife.com/create-case/. Use the menu option Account Issue >> Account creation Issues. Expect LL to request photocopies of official documents with your real birthdate on them.
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