Qwalyphi Korpov

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Innula Zenovka wrote: Qwalyphi Korpov wrote: I'm thinking the OP was saying a script can have only one 'listen' event. Not that a script can have only one Listener. Yeah, but I dont' understand why that's an issue. The script hears something in the listen event and does something or not. Why would it want two listen events and what have notecards got to do with it? For sure it's a puzzle. I expect the OP had a momentary melt down and will return soon to apologize to the LL and the forum in general for the rant. The pressure of a huge project and all. Also - I meant to say I wasn't replying to you specifically but I forgot. My bad.

I'm thinking the OP was saying a script can have only one 'listen' event. Not that a script can have only one Listener.

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Orca Flotta wrote: Rent for a group. Then you can deed all kind of stuff. Deeding isn't part of any land permissions. Making a group is easy, it just needs 2 members. You and an alt and you're set. Voila :smileyhappy: Deeding isn't part of land permissions as you say. However when renting group owned land the renter often doesn't have the ability to deed items to the group. They don't own or control the land owning group. By default members of a group don't have the ability to deed objects to the goup while officers have that ability. Media-On-A-Prim TVs don't require deeding.

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So you're saying if there are two ducks that's different than if it's one duck alone... right?

Beachlover Emolite wrote: I have been hit twice this week .. It seriously not funny anymore... Last nights attack crashed me and i couldent get back on. Whats more I did not accept anything or rez anything. The only thing I can think off is that I am visiting landmarks and inadvertantly picking something up. I do not click or accepted anything so whatever the item is is attaching without my knowledge. It is then until you get back to your own pasrcel that the attack happens. By the way..... I have the options on my land set to only group can rez there !! This type of scripted object attack doesn't have to access your parcel. They can be anywhere in your region. When you return to your land the objects in your region detect you and begin spamming with dialog boxes and webpage links. I find the objects on nearby land that allows 'foreign' objects to remain forever. If you haven't yet you might want to set Object Entry and Run Scripts to group also. Auto return set to something other than 0 will help remove non-group objects that get onto your land.

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Jadeclaw Denfu wrote: Fixed. But this is not a personal dispute, this is war! I understand how you feel. btw - For many months I've been using the LL provided viewer. Today I moved to a third party viewer for the improved protection against this type of incident.

You've made a tiny mistake by naming names. The Community Guidelines prohibit bringing personal disputes to the forums.

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Wow. Thanks for that explanation.

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I only know one joke so I'm gonna save that for a special occasion. I'm sure you'll get lotta good stuff tho. Nice topic. & I'm sorry I implied your thread wasn't special.

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Eisenkreuz wrote: The problem with you jumping around is the sim still thinks the land is at the previous level. No need to file a ticket. Simply just rebake the region, and the problem will clear up for you. If you are using the SL viewer, the rebake Region option is under the BUILD>Pathfinding menu. Please note that the use of rebake region was mentioned as not helping in the initial post.

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