Rolig Loon

Ah, now THAT's a problem. You're right. The way that script is written, it keeps the two people side by side as they walk, which means turning them both relative to the center of the linkset. You may have to do a complete rewrite of the script to get around it -- well beyond the scope of anything to talk you through here. Sorry about that.

The Second Life viewer should install automatically when you double click on the installer in your Downloads directory. I suppose your downloaded copy may have been borked somehow, so the first thing to do is try downloading a second copy. If that doesn't work, I'm at a loss to explain it, and can only suggest that you try downloading a different viewer entirely. I recommend Firestorm, which is an approved Third Party Viewer and probably the most popular one in SL right now. You will have all the functionality of Linden Lab's own viewer, plus more. Download it directly from their web site at http://www.phoenixviewer.com/downloads.php .

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Why not? We can't do a thing to help unless you can give us something to work with. What kind of computer do you have? What graphics card? What Internet connection? What error messages are you getting? What have you tried? Where does it stall in the installation process? Or is it installed but having trouble logging in? ANYTHING you can give us as a starting point would be better than "it will not install." Click on the Options link in the upper right corner of your question and select EDIT to add information. Please do NOT start a new thread.

“Out of the box” you should be able to run more than one copy of your viewer without doing anything. If you try and it doesn't work, then try this: go to Advanced → Debug Settings; a small window will open type: AllowMultipleViewers set the value to TRUE relog Macs do have a problem running multiple instances sometimes, so see http://wiki.phoenixviewer.com/fs_multiple_firestorm for clues about how to make a Mac behave. You can also set a command line preference for multiple instances. On Windows, you can specify command line parameters as follows: Create a shortcut to the SecondLife.exe executable. Edit the shortcut properties Add --multiple in the first editable text field, at the end of the line, after the closing quotation mark, if any. To do the same thing on a Mac, Right-click or Control+Click on the Second Life icon and select Show Package Contents. Browse from there to Contents > Resources. Look for a file called arguments.txt. If it does not exist, create it. The full path is Second Life.app/Contents/Resources/arguments.txt. Inside arguments.txt, add any command line arguments you want (again, --multiple in this case), one per line.

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Yup. Noooooooooooo problem, assuming that you mean YOU look like a cloud. :smileywink: That's a communication problem between your computer and SL's servers. Information about your appearance has to be "baked" onto your avatar on your own computer, saved there, and then uploaded to SL before it's fully visible there. If the necessary information is messed up in transmission, you may end up with a borked file on your computer, or SL's servers may end up with a borked file. Either way, your av's appearance defaults to a fluffy cloud. What works to repair the damage for one person won't necessarily work for the next person, and it may not be the same thing that works for you tomorrow. See the full list of possibilitites here >>> http://wiki.phoenixviewer.com/doku.php?id=fs_bake_fail . Start with the simple things at the top of the list and work down until you find what works for you today. You may find that the bake fail problem comes back repeatedly, even after you fix it with one of the suggestions on that wiki page. If so, you have a chronically weak Internet connection. There are many steps to take for repairing it. Perhaps the simplest ones -- ones that work best for most people -- are: (1) Don't Use WIRELESS. Wireless connections are inherently less stable than direct cable connections and are more vulnerable to interference. Then, (2) Reboot your router. Unplug it from the power for a few minutes to let it clear its RAM. The plug it back in and let it get a fresh hold on an IP address. If that's NOT what you meant by "clouds", click on the Options link in the upper right corner of your question and select EDIT to add more information. Please do NOT start a new thread.

The OP still hasn't added any helpful information to the question, so we have no idea exactly what computer or graphics card he's dealing with. However, here's another total shot in the dark >>> SL 2.7.x - 3.0.1 (tested) crashes NVIDIA GTX 460 if Basic Shaders are enabled (possibly if Google SketchUp was previously run on the machine since power-up). That problem seems to affect more than just the GTX 460 that was the original focus of the JIRA.

If smoothness is not an issue, then just put the motion in a timer and update the rotation at each step with llSetPos and llSetRot (or, better, llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast(linkno,[PRIM_POS_LOCAL, PRIM_ROT_LOCAL]); Or, maybe use llSetKeyframedMotion, which will give you smooth motion too.)

Rolig Loon wrote: You don't need no stinkin' pose balls. :smileytongue: Your cart is made of prims. Put the lead script and animations in one prim and put the second script and animations in another one. That's what you'll sit on -- not an unnecessary pose ball. The only real trick is that you will need to adjust the sit targets in both scripts so that you are sitting in the right spots and turned around correctly. Your sit targets are also identified in the state_entry event in each script. Here's the one in the lead script ... llLinkSitTarget(1,<0.0,0.0,0.1>,ZERO_ROTATION); OK, I take it back. I'm getting punchy here and RL is demanding my attention. You really can use pose balls, and that might be easier for you. That way, you won't have to mess much with the sit targets -- just move and rotate the pose balls to where you want them. The only thing to remember is that the "lead" script and animations have to be in the root prim of the linkset and the "second" script and anims have to be in link #2. So if you use poseballs, be sure you link them in the proper order. After all, llLinkSitTarget (1, .... will be looking for someone to sit on link #1 (the root prim) and llLinkSitTarget(2, ... will expect someone to sit on child prim 2.

You mean like this? >>>> Bulk Delete does not work on Unassociated Inventory if listing exists Add your comments to the JIRA and then watch it to see how fast LL resolves the problem. Getting DD to work properly is a high priority right now, so it can't be long. I hope.

Look carefully and logically at the script in the LSL Script Library. We're talking about activating animations, so look for llStartAnimation and (to stop one) llStopAnimation . You'll see them right here in the lead script ... control(key id, integer level, integer edge) { if(level & (~edge) & CONTROL_FWD) { llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast(LINK_SET,[PRIM_POSITION,llGetPos() + <0.05,0.0,0.0>* llGetRot()]); llStopAnimation(gStand); // <<< SEE? llStartAnimation(gWalk); // <<< SEE? llMessageLinked(2,1,"FWD",NULL_KEY); } if (level & (~edge) & CONTROL_BACK) { llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast(LINK_SET,[PRIM_POSITION,llGetPos() + <-0.05,0.0,0.0>*llGetRot()]); llStopAnimation(gStand); // <<< SEE? llStartAnimation(gWalk); // <<< SEE? llMessageLinked(2,1,"BACK",NULL_KEY); } //... and so forth....... So, what are gStand and gWalk? Take a look in the state_entry event and see..... gWalk = "CCfWalk02medium"; //Put your own favorite walk anim here gStand = "*GA* Pretty Girl Stand V3"; //Put your own favorite stand anim here There are similar bits of code in the second script. So, "Put your own favorite anim here" in both scripts. Now, you said ... When I put that script you refer to the control the first one Lead //Double Walk Lead -- Rolig Loon -- March 2012 In a pose ball then link the plow with the pose ball as last the plow falls apart. It does not follow correctly either. You don't need no stinkin' pose balls. :smileytongue: Your cart is made of prims. Put the lead script and animations in one prim and put the second script and animations in another one. That's what you'll sit on -- not an unnecessary pose ball. The only real trick is that you will need to adjust the sit targets in both scripts so that you are sitting in the right spots and turned around correctly. Your sit targets are also identified in the state_entry event in each script. Here's the one in the lead script ... llLinkSitTarget(1,<0.0,0.0,0.1>,ZERO_ROTATION); So why does yours fall apart? As I hypothesized in your other post, it may be because you made your object physical. Don't do that.

Nope. The Linden Water table is set for the entire sim. Look in World >> Estate/Region >> Terrain. There's no way to change it for just one area. You'll have to use prim water or put your swimming pool at the foot of the hill and dig a hole.

Normally, in the run_time_permissions event, although if you want the animation to fire ONLY when you are walking, you'll have to activate it ( and then deactivate it) each time one of your control functions fires, instead. That's why I referred you to the script in the LSL library, where that's done..

Continued from previous thread... http://community.secondlife.com/t5/General-Discussion-Forum/Forum-Email-Notifications-Screwing-up-this-past-week/m-p/1454525/message-uid/1454525 This one can probably only be resolved by a JIRA unless you are willing to pay the $9.95 to upgrade to Premium for a month so that you have access to the full Support Ticket menu. I have never been a Premium member myself in 5 years, but if I had this problem, it might be worth it.

Oh... You didn't put it in. You got permission to animate, but you never started an animation. Your run_time_permissions event needs a llStartAnimation("name of the animation goes here"); statement.

Sounds like your plow object is physical. It shouldn't be. So if you are using the double version of this script, the lead copy would go in the prim you want your "pulling" person to be on, and the second copy would go in another prim. You'll geet to adjust the sit targets to get them positioned properly with respcet to the plow, of course. Put your walking and standing anims in both prims and be sure that their names are in both scripts in the appropriate spots (gWalk and gStand). Should work fine.

Knowl is quite correct. Please remove that person's name from your post ASAP. Also, you probably were NOT hacked. You were scammed. It's extremely difficult for anyone to get into SL's servers and hack your account, but you can be tricked into giving away your login information. From the Firestorm wiki... Phishing scams in Second Life There has been an increase in Phishing attempts in the last couple weeks and a lot of people have fallen for them and lost their Second Life Accounts. Phishing in SL is mainly the act of tricking a user into giving their login and password information through fake yet convincing Second Life login webpages. Here is how it works. - Someone posts a link and sometimes text to entice you to click it, sometimes this can be a friend or someone you know (because they've already had their accounts hacked). - You click the link and it takes you to what looks like a Second Life Login screen. - You log in using your SL Username and PW. - You've just been Phished and given someone your SL Login information. They can now log into your SL account, take your money, destroy your SL Property, delete your inventory.. etc etc etc. How to avoid being Phished If you have clicked a link, and it takes you to a login page of some kind, no matter how much it looks real... DO NOT LOG INTO IT YET! FIRST, look at the URL very carefully. The Linden Lab Login URL is https://id.secondlife.com/ . If it does NOT start with https://id.secondlife.com/, then it is not a real Second Life login web page. Do not log into it, and DO file an abuse report on the person who sent the link. From the Help menu, Report Abuse. If you are unsure, go to http://secondlife.com and click on the "LOGIN" at the top right. That will take you to the legit login page which starts with https://id.secondlife.com. Log into that page, then follow the link.. if the link still takes you to a log in widget.. it's totally a scam.

Right. Another reason to prefer Private Reasons. So far, the only reason I can think of to favor Mainland is the price.

You don't need to make anything physical. Your original script is almost there. As we each said, just swap out the static sit pose for a walk animation. The script I pointed you to does exactly that --- very similar to yours.

Private Region owners control access to their land (using the Region/Estate window), for example by restricting access to Residents based on payment status or by setting region maturity to General, Moderate, or Adult. Tip: If a region owner changes the maturity setting for their region, it may have an affect on who can access your parcel and view search listings made from it. Read the region covenant and communicate with the region owner (or estate manager where applicable) to avoid any disruptions to your parcel settings or access. For more information, see http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Managing-Private-Regions/ta-p/700115#Section_.7

Do you mean like these? WEB-4587: incorrect images are being displayed on Marketplace listings. WEB-4601: related listings from other Merchants’ stores are appearing on some listings. You can keep track of Linden Lab's progress on these and other Marketplace issues at http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Merchants/Marketplace-and-Direct-Delivery-Update/td-p/1462915

There are no Lindens here, so "you guys" are not in the room. We're all SL residents just like you, and we have all learned how to use the shape sliders. All it takes is a little bit of practice. Be patient or buy yourself a pre-made shape. There are plenty of places to shop for them in SL.

Do you mean something like this? default{ state_entry() { llSensorRepeat("","",AGENT,10.0,PI,2.0); } sensor (integer num) { llListen(0,"","",""); } no_sensor() { state no_listen; } listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string msg) { if (llToLower(llStringTrim(msg,STRING_TRIM)) == "hello") { llSay(0,"Salud."); } }}state no_listen{ state_entry() { //This state just cancels the llListen in state default state default; }} It only knows one word, so it's a pretty dumb script, but at least it's smart enough to stop listening if there's no one within 10 m.

Clearing cache won't do a thing to cure that problem, and neither will rebooting. You have bad lag, probably a slow Internet connection. Take a very good look at Nalates's blog to see how to diagnose and then maybe do something about the problem >>> http://blog.nalates.net/2011/10/26/troubleshoot-your-sl-connection/