Innula Zenovka

Without seeing your script, it's a bit of a guessing game. My guess, for what it's worth, is that you've got a global key owner, and that you're asking owner for permission to debit his or her account, but you haven't changed the value of owner when the owner of the object changed, so your friend's tip wants to ask you for debit permissions. While there are more elegant ways of doing it, I suspect inserting a changed event in each state of the script might resolve the problem changed(integer change){ if (change & CHANGED_OWNER){ llResetScript(); } }

At present, you can't (apart from using llMoveToTarget to move the person to an adjacent sim) unless the person whom you're teleporting uses RLV. This may very well change in the near(ish) future, if and when we get access to llTeleportAgent, which is how the portals that take to Linden Realms work, but at the moment that only works for LL, not us.

As the others have said, I'm afraid there's little LL can do about it. The article Linden Labs Official: Residents Privacy Rights explains Sharing or posting a conversation inworld or in the Second Life forums without consent of all involved Residents is a violation of the Terms of Service. NOTE: This does not include posting of chat to social media sites or other websites. Posting such logs on web pages, emailing them, or printing them out and posting them on utility poles in the "real world" -- are all actions beyond the scope of the Second Life Terms of Service. ; while that might be illegal, but those laws must be enforced by the proper law enforcement agencies.

Some third party viewers let you "derender" items and avatars including, I think, yourself. If you think you may have done this by accident, the Phoenix instructions may help you regain your visibility.

If it's on a private sim, the owner (or someone with Estate Manager powers) should be able to locate it for you. Alternatively, as I recall, whenever I buy something in the Marketplace, the notification that pops up when I receive the item tells me the name of the Magic Box that's sent it, and this name is in the form of a clickable slurl that I assume gives the box's location. Could you maybe get the box to send you a test purchase and see if that helps?

/me remembers the old casinos as being, pretty much without exception, tacky-looking lag monsters..

Lance Corrimal, who makes Dolphin, was asked about this over at SLU recently. He says, that "does not want to load shape" is common in all the 3.2 based viewers that i'm using. unwear one tattoo layer or alpha, and put it back on. fixes it all the time. I think there's even a jira related to it. edit: found it. https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-25775

If I'm properly visualising what you want to make, I think I would try making a long cylinder, using slice to cut it in half on its z axis, and then you can change its size on its z axis by script (llSetScale or llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast or whatever) without having to worry about repositioning it.

What do you mean by an "illegal viewer"? There are plenty of perfectly reputable viewers that aren't on the Third Party Viewer list. Indeed, I notice from his feed that Torley Linden has been using Exodus, which isn't on the TPV list but is apparently certified by Softpedia and others as having no spyware, adware or viruses. My impression, for what it's worth, is that the nasty viewers -- ones with functionality that's against ToS, like being able to rip content -- tend to be anything but free; on the contrary, their developers charge a lot of money for them. Really, though, with anything other than the official viewer, it's a question of trust, as others have said. The Emerald viewer was on the official TPV list until shortly before it was banned, after all.

If it's an estate sim (i.e. not mainland) the owner or one of the estate managers should be able to find it and return it to you using the estate tools (debug-top scripts).

I dunno if my look is changing much, but everything I'm wearing I bought at the end of 2011 or the start of 2012, so maybe it counts. Outfit: Purgatoria from Avid, hair Shauna from Amacci, boots (which I love) Nemsis Black Angel from a wonderful store I've only just found , UnZipped at the Industrial Steampunk Megaplex and the Jolie skin from Dutch Touch.

I honestly think you're miscalculating the rents people are quoting. Rents are almost always quoted in L$, not US$. So if you see a parcel on a private sim priced at L$400 a week, that means it's about US$1.60 or so. Not being an American, I don't know what things cost there, but I'm sure it can't be more than a cup of coffee would cost you. For US$ 400 a week you could rent 5 full private sims from LL and still have plenty of change.

Oh, dear. As reported by Tateru Nino, Charlar Linden has -- at least for the time being -- rejected the offer. Charlar says, in the jira, Thanks for making this effort. Alignment and snapping are an area where there are useful enhancements to be made. However, we are not able to accept this contribution as it is. These are the primary issues we found which resulted in that decision: The feature should support the same modes as the other manipulation modes. It does not work for non-mod permission objects.This functionality should work for all objects that the user can manipulate in-world. It only supports World snap mode, not Reference and Local modes, unlike all our other manipulation modes. It packs and aligns to the face of the object bounding box. If objects are not cubes and do not share the same alignment, or aren't aligned with the world coordinates (see above), the result of the operation is unexpected. Ideally the operations would use the actual shape of the object for aligning and packing. There are also some coding implementation style issues that would need to be addressed. These can be covered in more depth after the functionality is dealt with. In it's current form, this is usable for purely prim-based builders under specific circumstances. It's less useful for building with non-cube prims, mesh, sculpties. It's minimally useful for building when the structure is not facing a global direction (ex: North, South, East, West). It's not usable by non-building residents who need to place and organize purchased items. Charlar later in the thread explains that To be clear, we're hoping that the submitters will make the needed improvements and resubmit. but it's rather discouraging news, and it's hardly as if LL are adverse to releasing functionality that has room for improvement (Windlight or Mesh, for example) and then improving it as and when. I've yet to meet anyone who finds the tool's undoubted limitations a reason not to use it, and some of the complaints -- "not usable by non-building residents who need to place and organise purchased items," for example ... well, neither is the texture picker much good for that, either, and for the same reason.. it's not meant for that -- seem bizzare.

I would suggest looking at Brazen Women (marketplace: http://bit.ly/xmLRUM )

This should do it for you -- both build the menu list and give the drink when one is selected integer dialog_channel;integer handle;integer i;key user="";list options;string caption ="Please choose a drink";//DilogPlus created by Ugleh Ulrik //Edited by Taff Nouvelle to put the buttons in correct order.list order_buttons(list buttons){ return llList2List(buttons, -3, -1) + llList2List(buttons, -6, -4) + llList2List(buttons, -9, -7) + llList2List(buttons, -12, -10);}integer menuindex;DialogPlus(key avatar, string message, list buttons, integer channel, integer CurMenu){ if (llGetListLength(buttons) >11){ list lbut = buttons; list Nbuttons = []; if(CurMenu == -1) { CurMenu = 0; menuindex = 0; } if((Nbuttons = (llList2List(buttons, (CurMenu * 9), ((CurMenu * 9) + 8)) + ["Back", "Next","Finished"])) == ["Back", "Next","Finished"]) DialogPlus(avatar, message, lbut, channel, menuindex = 0); else { llDialog(avatar, message, order_buttons(Nbuttons), channel); } }else{ llDialog(avatar, message, order_buttons(buttons+["Finished"]), channel); }}build_contents_list(){ options =[]; integer max = llGetInventoryNumber(INVENTORY_OBJECT); while(i<max){ options+=[llGetSubString(llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_OBJECT,i),0,23)]; //shorten the name if necessary, as dialog buttons can only contain 24 characters ++i; } llOwnerSay("ready");}present_dialog(key k ){ user=k; llListenRemove(handle); handle = llListen(dialog_channel,"",user,""); llSetTimerEvent(20.0); menuindex=0; DialogPlus(user,caption,options,dialog_channel,menuindex);}remove_handle(){ llSetTimerEvent(0.0); llListenRemove(handle); user="";}default{ state_entry(){ dialog_channel = ((integer)("0x"+llGetSubString((string)llGetKey(),-8,-1)) & 0x3FFFFFFF) ^ 0xBFFFFFFF; //very negative number based on the prim's uuid build_contents_list(); } changed(integer change){ if(change & CHANGED_INVENTORY){ state waiting;// don't want to be rebuilding the list several times if several items are put in } } touch_start(integer total_number){ key k = llDetectedKey(0); if(k!=user){ if(user){ llRegionSayTo(k,0,"Sorry, the item is in use by "+llGetDisplayName(user)+"; please try again in a moment"); return; } else{ present_dialog(k); } } else{ present_dialog(k); } } listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string msg){ if ("Finished" == msg){ remove_handle(); return; } llSetTimerEvent(20.0); if(msg == "Next") { //If they clicked Next it will go to the next dialog window DialogPlus(user,caption,options,dialog_channel, ++menuindex); //++menuindex will turn menuindex plus 1, making it give the next page. } else if(msg == "Back") { //if they clicked back it will go to the last dialog window. DialogPlus(user,caption,options,dialog_channel, --menuindex); //--menuindex will turn menuindex minus 1, making it give the previous page. } else{ //If they choose anything besides Back/Next it will be in this section llSay(0,"Your choice was "+ msg);//Example used, change to whatever you wish. llGiveInventory(user,llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_OBJECT,llListFindList(options,[msg]))); //need to find the index number of the object this way, in case we had to shorten the name remove_handle(); } } timer(){ remove_handle(); }}state waiting{ state_entry(){ llSetTimerEvent(5.0); } changed(integer change) { if(change & CHANGED_INVENTORY){ llSetTimerEvent(5.0); } } timer()// not changed contents in the last 5 seconds { llSetTimerEvent(0.0); state default; }}

I'm not sure what you mean by "preset". If you mean you want to link the multiple prims to make them form one object, then after you've selected them all, you can either press CTRL L or use the link button on the top bit of the editor window. See https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/How_to_link_prims (the video is made with an older viewer, but the method is the same).

There's a very useful list of viewers (and download links) at SLU: Chalice's list of SL Clients

I don't know how it works where you are, Ceka, but I always get my home computers built to order here in the UK. Most computer repair shops here offer this service. I just go in and explain to them what I want to use the machine for and give them an approximate budget. Since I don't know much about the hardware side of things, I explain I want it for SL, so good quality 3D graphics are very important, and that I understand nVidia cards are usually preferred for SL, show them the SL specs page and any relevant discussions here or at SLU I've found particularly interesting, and ask them to come up with a reasoned proposal. I've always been very pleased with the results, and I've always ended up with something that seems to have a higher spec than something I could have bought for the same price in a store. Plus there's the advantage that if I do need any after-sales service, it's a lot easier and faster to call up a guy in the local area and say, "you remember this computer you built for me" (often meaning him personally) than it is have to go through a store's support system.

You're going to have to find someone who knows more about web pages and php than me -- which won't take you long -- to explain how do it (if it's possible) but I don't think this webpage behaves quite the way you think it does. I simplified things, and used this test script, which I think is the bare bones of yours, to see what would happen if I said "water is wet" to your object and it was working. key request_id;default{ state_entry() { string final_Before_Is ="water"; string final_After_Is ="wet"; request_id = llHTTPRequest("http://thesaurus.com/browse/"+ final_Before_Is, [HTTP_METHOD,"POST",HTTP_MIMETYPE,"application/x-www-form-urlencoded"], final_After_Is); } http_response(key id,integer status,list metadata,string body){ if(request_id==id){ llOwnerSay((string)status); llOwnerSay(body); } }} What seems to happen, no matter what I put in for final_Before_is (whether it's English or gibberish) is I get start of the html for the web page and it ignores final_After_Is altogether. So, unless someone who understands web forms can help us out, I'm stuck.

Nope. No obligation. LL don't get involved in inter-resident disputes about such matters: Linden Lab cannot verify, enforce, certify, examine, uphold, or adjudicate any oath, contract, deal, bargain, or agreement made between Second Life Residents. My suggestion would be to mute both your former bosses and AR them for harassment.

No, she's using the latest LL beta (well, not quite because, there's a new one today, I've just discovered) , That certainly fixed a lot of Nvidia issues, but that's not what she's using.

What official viewer number are we talking about? As Pussycat suggests, there's been a lot of changes in the code over recent weeks to fix various graphics problems, and I think (though I'm not sure) that Firestorm's set of fixes is mid-way between those in the Official Viewer but some way behind those in the more recent beta viewers.

Yes, LL says that, like everyone else, people using Child Avatars must abide by the ToS and Community Standards (and in the case of Child Avatars on Adult Sims, the Policy Disallowing Ageplay is particularly relevant) and that if landowners want to prohibit particular sorts of avatar on their land, they may do. But there's no general prohibition, if that's what you're asking.

I think that, with a decent graphics card and a computer that can take advantage of deferred rendering, projectors and so on, you will really really enjoy Nirans and Exodus both.

https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlSetRegionPos