Taff Nouvelle
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Working again now, thanks for the replies
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Trying to use the support link on my account page, I get the message "An error has occurred. Further information is available in the server log. Any ideas if this is my end or LL having problems, I cant call support to get support about the lack of support, :p
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I see many people saying, "turn off Advanced lighting". If you go to a stage show or dance show in SL, if it has been well run, there is a really good chance that the show uses advanced lighting effects which you will completely miss. I spend hours getting the lighting just right for the companies that I work with, and it is a shame that the audience does not always see the full effect.
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the fault is the 2 lines after else. you must put any more than a single command in braces It is good practice to use braces anyway for clarity if( glowVal > 0.0) { glowVal = 0.0; } else { glowVal = 0.2; llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast(LINK_THIS, [PRIM_GLOW, tFace, glowVal]); }
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Agreed there are simpler ways to do this, but none as realistic. Any other method uses straight line movement, and fish do not turn at right angles the vehicle script does not have any sub scripts, it is a simple submarine ( Balloon ) script that has a random direction change on a timer, nothing more than that. the llSetLinkPrimitiveParams is used to show and hide 3 faces to flick the tail.
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I have a strange problem with a simple vehicle script. Test setup loop 100 llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast SET_COLOR) etc time taken <1sec start 20 fish ( simple vehicle script ) total script time <2ms. run the test again, time is now between 4 and 5 secs. Is there a known limit for vehicle scripts running on a single region ? or is this a bug.
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The ability to flash lights rapidly is already there, llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast(PRIM_POINT_LIGHT) does that, the only thing I am asking for is the ability to alter the FOV of what is already available. I think that the only reason it has not been implemented is lack of interest since more exciting things take over.
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I really dont see what anyone could do to crash a viewer by adjusting the FOV, and that is the biggest need, most of the functionallity is already there in PRIM_POINT_LIGHT. Just add the FOV to what is already there, it will not break anythinmg since it is only effective when projector light is enabled.
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6 years and still no functions, I guess that LL has more important things to do such as making money. This really kills creativity in theatre shows.
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Has anyone heard any news on when, or even if, LL are going to add functions to control projector lighting ??
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You can run your own web server at home using a Raspberry Pi computer with web server software, very easy to do, and will cost around $30. then a very simple PHP script to store and update the SL URL, something like: <?php $myfile = fopen("seattest.txt", "w") or die("Unable to open file!"); $txt = $_POST['url']; fwrite($myfile, $txt); fclose($myfile); ?> that writes the URL to a notecard, and can be read by any script that needs the in world SL URL
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if the name is input as " something Resident" it fails to find the key, so add this to the listen. listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message) { if(llToLower(llGetSubString(message,-8,-1)) == "resident") { message = llGetSubString(message,0,-9); } llListenRemove(iListen);
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What's going on with the servers today?
Taff Nouvelle replied to Mairead Fitzgerald's topic in Second Life Server
Quote, We’ll keep you updated. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. -
LL Shutting down server development? JIRA changes ...
Taff Nouvelle replied to Nika Talaj's topic in Second Life Server
A few years ago, we werte told that the user demographic was changing, and that the " early adopters", the pioneers would move out of SL to be replaced by the players, Well, we didnt go so I guess its another way of making us leave.