Coal Edge

Yep that’s what I had originally put in the ticket for, the more expensive PLUS one but they had already filled all those slots within minutes (literally). I know I could have explained it a little better in my first post, gotta love driving home after being out and not writing clear replies haha! I know you’re explaining it for someone else who asked but easier to reply to yours :P.

Just got told all the Prem Plus slots were taken and I was on a wait list to see if a slot opened up. I was offered a Premium slot if I wanted it but I don’t want to downgrade for lifetime. I applied within an hour of it being announced, would have been sooner but was checking into a hotel lol… Just posting for anyone who wondered.

I will add a small bit to this as I feel it is worth posting. The Lindens and Moles do watch who is active in this community and those people do help drive them to put more effort into Bellisseria. You know the part I noticed? Anyone can do it. They do watch who is active and contributing and not asking for anything in return. They know that activity is what drives growth and people being active is good for all of us. When there is growth and people are active, who loses?

I came across a bit of a problem when I was setting a light source color and wrote a little "corrector" function that I wanted to release if it helps anyone. It is not perfect but it works a lot better than having the color you apply not look right. Bug listing on JIRA vector fix_light_color(vector vIn) { // Create a list from our vector list lVector = [vIn.x, vIn.y, vIn.z]; // Iterate over the 3 list values integer i = 0; for (;i<3;++i) { // Set our value to check float fReplace = llList2Float(lVector, i); // Set our value a power of 2 fReplace = llPow(fReplace, 2); if (fReplace >= 0.5) { // If our value is greater/equal than 0.5 minus 5% of the value fReplace = fReplace * 0.95; } else if (fReplace < 0.5) { // If our value is under 0.5 then minus 10% of the value fReplace = fReplace * 0.90; } // Replace the value in the list with the one we just altered lVector = llListReplaceList(lVector, [fReplace], i, i); } // return our fixed color vector from our list return <llList2Float(lVector, 0), llList2Float(lVector, 1), llList2Float(lVector, 2)>; } ~ Coal