Rolig Loon

You'll get more reliable answers to a question about Firestorm if you ask in their online support group >>> https://my.secondlife.com/groups/3a1be8d4-01f3-bc1a-2703-442f0cc8f2dd?id=3a1be8d4-01f3-bc1a-2703-442f0cc8f2dd

No, skyboxes are not allowed in the old Linden Homes. The covenant* forbids them: That restriction has been ignored by a lot of residents, but the fact remains that Linden Lab can remove a skybox at any time as a covenant violation. Skyboxes are allowed in the new Linden Home parcels, but not below 2000m. * Land cannot contain sky boxes, temp-rezzers, or individual prims beyond the allocated size of the Second Life Viewer build tools — 10x10x10m (no megaprims).

Sadly, some no-copy items tend to be lost during times like that. Still, before you give up, be sure to look at all coalesced items that you may have received. When items are returned en masse, they are often bundled together as a single coalesced object. The object will be hard to identify by name, but you should be able to look in your inventory's Recent tab (filtered appropriately for a time interval) to find objects with the little "stack of bricks" icon next to them. You'll have to go to a sandbox somewhere to rez and unpack them.

Please ..... no. Let's not get into this again.

Until you have found a safe, quiet place to log in normally, you may want to log in to an empty water region like Furball. There are very few people at the bottom of an ocean and very few assets that are using server resources, so your av will have nearly the server's full attention. You will not be able to use World >>> Set Home to Here to establish that location as a permanent "home", but you can certainly point your viewer there as you log in each time. Or you can make a practice of always going to that region before you log out, so that you can use the viewer's option to log in at your "Previous Location". Whenever you are dealing with a weak or unstable connection, strategies like this or the ones that Lindal suggested can make life easier.

Bits of code in this forum are very rarely complete scripts. This is a forum for scripters to trade ideas and curse at the things that go wrong in our scripts, so we tend to post snippets of code as illustrations or as puzzles. In this case, you should be expecting to detect when both avatars are sitting by watching for the execution of a changed event, not in the state_entry event, which is only executed when the script is reset.

Your reference for any LSL functions is always the LSL wiki. In this case, look at http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlAvatarOnLinkSitTarget and related functions. Study the examples for that function to get an idea of how it might be used. Also, when you are about to use an unfamiliar function, take a look through any Caveats to see what limitations there my be on its use. For something as simple as a couple of linked poseballs, I would not recommend using AvSitter. Just write your own script and include any animation code in it. I certainly would avoid trying to combine AvSitter with another script in the poseballs. You're likely to get all sorts of conflicts between them.

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if (llAvatarOnLinkSitTarget(1) != NULL_KEY && llAvatarOnLinkSitTarget(2) != NULL_KEY) { llSetLinkAlpha(LINK_SET,0.0,ALL_SIDES) } else { llSetLinkAlpha(LINK_SET,1.0,ALL_SIDES) } assuming that you have defined llLinkSitTarget for both poseballs.

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The only relevant policy is the ***** Policy, http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linden_Lab_Official:Clarification_of_policy_disallowing_ageplay , which says nothing at all about height. As others have said, some landowners have used height as a proxy for an avatar's apparent RL age, but that's a very flawed metric. Frankly, I would not ever want to return to a parcel where the landowner ejected me for being "too short" (although I am not). If I'm not their kind of people, they're not mine either. The bottom line is that LL won't care how tall you are unless you appear to be a child and are present when explicit sexual activity is going on. And even in that case, your height isn't the issue. Edit: Interesting, the forum software doesn't mind the ***** word in the URL to LL's own policy, but I can't type it. Go figure.

That's the default in the standard LL viewer, so I am assuming that you are using some third party viewer where you have the option of turning it off -- and have done exactly that. In the Firestorm viewer, look in Preferences: See the box for "Allow avatars to walk backwards on your screen"? Check it (or uncheck it, depending on what you really want it to do).

In your touch_start event, grab llDetectedName(0) and llGetTimestamp() and put them into llSetText. See http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlSetText

Ooops. There is that. How about Prairie Home Companion versions ... Pretty Good Premium and Really Good Premium ?

Yeah, but Deluxe has a faux glitter about it. It's the sort of word you see attached to the zirconia "diamonds" that are advertized in the fillers in the Sunday paper. Premium Plus is nice and neutral. It is clearly something more than Premium but not shoving itself in your face.

Elite is bad, but VIP would be worse. Don't even think about going there. How about Bigger? 🤣

I remember those days. I'd go to sleep under a mound of heavy blankets and wake up with frost on the window next to my head. As much as I enjoy having a good furnace and proper insulation, I still miss watching Orion in the sky out of my old bedroom window, and the feeling of crisp air and cold wood floors to wake me in the morning. Those were good years.

Unless you have experience with RL currency exchanges or feel confident that you understand how they work, it's probably best to use the Market Buy option. Or at least try Limit Buy with a small amount, sometime when you don't need the L$ right away. When you buy or sell L$, you are trading with other SL residents, not with LL. In order to have a successful trade, you need to make an offer that is attractive enough to make some other resident agree. As a rule, then, the idea is to make an offer that is no more than one or two steps away from the price at which the largest volume of current orders are placed. If you open the LindeX page to BUY L$ now, you will see that the greatest number of orders currently are for L$255 / US$1.00 L$110,688,981 So, you want to make your own offer just slightly more attractive than average. Instead of offering to buy L$255 for a dollar, offer to buy L$254 or L$253. You order will be executed before all of those who are waiting for an offer at L$255/$1 to be accepted. If you get greedy and go the other direction --- offering a price that is higher than L$255/$1 -- you will have to wait a LOT longer. Perhaps forever.

This is very important ^^ . Remember also that when you make an in-world purchase, there will always be a little pop-up window to let you know that the vendor is offering the item that you purchased. If you forget to click the OK button before you leave the region, the vendor will not transfer the item to your inventory. That's the standard default in SL (although you can override it with a Debug Setting if you wish). It's a way to protect you from random people who might otherwise give you harmful things that could end up in your inventory if they were accepted automatically.

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Ok. Now what? Who does your hair, Scylla? I hope you give a big tip.

No, we can't. This is a resident-to-resident Answers site. We don;t have any way to get access to your account (we can all be glad about that). You will need to submit a support case and ask Linden Lab to take care of it. They may ask you to send a photocopy of some document to prove your RL age, but don;t offer it until you are asked. EDIT;; What Cindy the Speedy Typer said ^^