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They mean exactly the same thing. Mine's just a little more compact, is all. The bitwise operation ~n = -(n+1) , so in this case, if llListFindList( ...) has the value -1, ~llListFindList(...) evaluates to zero, which is FALSE. For any other values, it evaluates to TRUE. By putting a boolean ! in front of it, we reverse the meaning. So !~llListFindList(..) will evaluate to TRUE if llListFindList(...) has the value -1. That's exactly the condition we want to test for. And [llDetectedName(0)] is the same as (list)llDetectedName(0). Just, again, a bit more compact. Incidentally, that's the line that contained the bogus hidden character in your posted code.

Read the answers above yours in this thread. Also .... (1) If you have a question, please always start a new thread instead of burying yours at the end of someone else's and (2) unless you really love getting spam e-mails, remove your e-mail address from this thread. This is a public forum.

Probably just a formatting error. You seem to have done your cut & paste with a high-level editor, so there were a couple of bogus characters hidden in your code. Try this. ...... list glAvas;integer giCounter;default{ touch_start(integer total_number) { if ( llDetectedKey(0) != llGetOwner() ) { if (!~llListFindList(glAvas,[llDetectedName(0)])) { glAvas += [llDetectedName(0)]; ++giCounter; } } else { llOwnerSay((string)giCounter + " avatars have clicked me since the last check."); llOwnerSay("Here are their names: " + llDumpList2String(glAvas, ", ")); giCounter = 0; glAvas = []; } }}

JohnyAngel wrote: [...] seems like a complicated answer to a simple question, thanks guess I will try asking for help from residents on facebook instead of all the forums blogs knowledge bases and hundreds of links...I will be reading for a month LOL. If you didn't want to have the most reliable answer, straight from Linden Lab's own guidelines, why did you ask? :smileyvery-happy:

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.

Afin d'apporter deux vetements a la meme point d'attachement, il faut qu'on utilise "Add" au lieu de "Wear". Toutefois, les chaussures et les pantalons ne devrait normalement pas attacher au même point quand même, et il devrait faire aucune différence qu'ils sont faits de mesh. Vos chaussures, sont-ils peut-être des bottes qui se fixent sur ​​votre jambe?

Buy one in Marketplace >>> https://marketplace.secondlife.com/products/search?search[category_id]=&search[maturity_level]=GMA&search[keywords]=baby (Yes, I know.... you have to look past the Baby Doll dresses and the baby animals, but there's a LOT here.)

I agree with Ansariel and Valerie on this one. The fact that the virus was in that appdata folder doesn't tell you anything about how it got there. Your antivirus program did its job, though, so you don't need to worry about this one any more, scary though it was.

Cinn's right. I never use voice either, but the Knowledge Base (source of all wisdom) says When you block another Resident or an object, you cannot: See text chat, hear voice chat, or receive IMs from that person or object. See particles emitted by the blocked avatar or object. Receive items from the blocked object.

LL hasn't introduced the experience tools yet, but they are coming sometime in the reasonably near future.

Norton can be really picky. It frequently causes problems for SL viewers and plug-ins. So, go into Norton and make an exception for this program. Add exclusion to Auto-Protect and Risk scan Start Norton 360. Click Settings. Click Antivirus Protection. On the Scans and Risks tab, under Exclusion/Low Risks, click Configure next to Scan Exclusions. Under Scan Exclusions, click Add. Browse and select the disk drive or folder or file you would like to exclude and click OK. If you want to include subfolders within the folder, check Include Subfolders. Under Auto-Protect Exclusions, click Add. Browse and select the disk drive or folder or file you would like to exclude and click OK. If you want to include subfolders within the folder, check Include Subfolders. Click Apply > OK. Click Apply > Close

Yes, Ariel, I agree. I should have been clear that I believe that SOMETHING fishy i going on, too. One of the people that the OP identifies is a fresh newbie -- account created yesterday -- who might be an alt of the other person he names. That's the sort of thing that LL can easily uncover once the OP files a support ticket to open an investigation.

If you put that bit into an if test, like this... integer random;if (random = (integer) llFrand (7.0)){ llSay(0,(string)random);} then the snippet will always return TRUE, which is equal to 1. On those one-in-seven occasions when (integer) llFrand(7.0) evaluates to 0, which is FALSE, the if test will fail and you won't see any message. To avoid that logical trap, be sure you write if (random == (integer) llFrand (7.0)) .

It's very difficult for anyone to "steal" your account. You can be foolish enough to give someone your password, or you can be tricked into giving account information through a phishing site (We have seen recent reports of phishing, so it is important to be sure that you always log in to SL's web site through http://secondlife.com and not some bogus address that you find by a Google search.) You might fall for an old scam -- clicking on an object that asks for permission to take money from your account. Believe it or not, people do occasionally fall for that scam, and the con artist drains their account. If you really believe that your account has been compromised, here's what to do: Go to the Second LIfe Help page and log in if you can. If you can't access your account, use the Forgot your login information? link on the right to recover your username and reset your password. Then log in. On the Second LIfe Help page page, click the Contact Support link on the right. On the next page, click Submit a a Support Case form. Under What type of problem are you having?, select Account Issue. A second dropdown appears. Under Account Issue, select I believe my account has been compromised. Fill in the rest of the fields as directed. Click Submit. Check your email for your case number. Call our fraud number: 800-860-6990. Once you do this, Linden Lab will place your account on hold and investigate the relevant transactions. This may take a few days. Once we have concluded the investigation, we'll send you an email explaining our conclusion and the action we will take. Note that all transactions involving Linden dollars are subject to Linden Lab's Terms of Service.

See all of the information about starting and setting up your Marketplace store at http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Selling-in-the-Marketplace/ta-p/700193 . In particular ...... Note: Your account must be at least five days old before you may create a store in the Second Life Marketplace

Check to be sure that you don't have another object in your work area -- maybe left over from an earlier experiment that you forgot to delete. I did that once and tore my hair out trying to work around that same error message.

Of course you can, but that's not what you asked. This is the LSL Scripting forum, so we assumed that you wanted to make one. If you want to buy a HUD, you're in the wrong forum. Post this in Wanted.

(117 / 512) x 1536 = 351 prims And your land use fees will go up from $5.00/month to $15.00/month because you will be in the tier bracket between 1,024 and 2,048 sq m of land. Depending on what you have to pay to buy the land (and any rental fees), it may be sensible to buy up to the top of your tier bracket, since your monthly fees to LL will be the same whether you have 1536 sq m of land or 2,048. Remember, of course, that if you are a Premium member you can apply your 512 sq m "free tier" allowance to whatever land you have.

The best way is to move your camera around until you can move it inside the wall and see the buried curtain. Then select it with your Build/Edit tool (CTRL + 3) and pull it out again. Another possibility is to move the wall, again using your Build/Edit tool. Once you have moved the curtain free again, select the moved wall once more and type CTRL + Z, which will Undo the previous movement and thus put the wall back where it started. (This may not be possible, or at least not as easy as it sounds, if the wall is linked to a larger structure.)

It is possible to enter SL from a web browser, but only if your browser knows what to do with the peculiar URL that we call a SLURL. You first need to download and install a Second Life viewer and then teach your browser where to find it on your hard drive so that it can redirect any SLURL links to that viewer. That's not the normal way to enter SL, however. Most people enter simply by clicking on the viewer's icon (or a shortcut to it) on the desktop. Until you get adept at the basics, I wouldn't bother messing with using SLURLs and your browser.

Nothing in life is free, even in Second Life. The closest you can get is to win a contest in a club or pick up some L$ as prizes in Linden Realms. If you are less than 30 days old, you may be able to find one of the few surviving money trees in SL, too. The amount of money you get from those few "free" spots is tiny. If you really feel that you need L$, the best way to get them is to buy them. If you have talent as a creator, or a DJ or dancer, you can earn L$ as well. See here for other suggestions >>> http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Buying-and-selling-Linden-dollars/ta-p/700107

I do not have Singularity to compare with, but you probably have an option in Preferences >> Graphics to enable/disable Hardware Skinning. That's where the option is in Firestorm and (I believe) V3. Disable it and see if that helps.

Before you try a Character Test -- usually a last resort -- take a look at http://wiki.phoenixviewer.com/fs_bake_fail . Start at the top of the list and work down until you find a solution that works for you today. Usually something simple like changing your group tag or wearing a different hair base is enough to solve the problem. Problems with avatar appearance are often transient, one-time things -- the result of a temporary bad connection. If you have a recurring issue, however, take a look at your router, which may need to be rebooted (just unplug it from the power for a few minutes). If even that doesn't do the job, see http://blog.nalates.net/2011/10/26/troubleshoot-your-sl-connection/ for other suggestions.

LOL ...:smileyvery-happy: I told myself that I wasn't going to make any more replies in this pointless thread, but I can't resist...... Secondly, your instance is unrreal . Never someone will spend money to make a gift to someone when the other is offline . @Nickel -- You have obviously (a) never sold anything in SL (b) never read the hundreds of complaints in our forums from people who have failed to receive items -- including gifts -- because they were not in world when the items were delivered. The situation that Innula described is very common indeed. People buy and send gifts whenever they like, often without knowing whether the recipient is logged in. Most people who receive gifts or their own purchases when they are not in world have no trouble at all. Very few end up refusing them when they log in. However, if they have received more than 25 IMs, group notices, group invitations, notecards, and objects while they were logged out, those items are never delivered. OK, now I really am done. :smileytongue:

You stay enrolled as a Premium member for 45 days. That's when you get the L$1,000 bonus.