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Hello, I'm looking to find or put together a Japanese police uniform for roleplay in Japanese town sims. Does anybody know any Japanese police uniforms available on the marketplace, or any accessories that can be used in such a roleplay? Badges, helmets, hats, vests, armbands, that sort of thing? I know there are Japanese police vehicles on the marketplace, so it seems like people want to at least drive or display a Japanese police car, if not roleplay as Japanese police. But I haven't been able to find any uniforms in Second Life; do they exist, and if not, are there any good items I can use to put together a uniform for such roleplays? Can anybody point out any items or otherwise point me in the right direction? I'm looking for a female uniform for myself, but also possibly some male uniforms for colleagues. I know that some people in some Japanese sims prefer to use a more non-standard anime character, but I'm looking for more realistic uniforms if possible. A quick search for Japanese police uniforms revealed quite a diverse range of styles from regular patrol uniforms, highway and traffic police, motorcycle units, riot and public order uniforms and formal dress uniforms. Such a range would be nice, but I'm firstly looking for something basic and versatile, and distinctively Japanese, perhaps with some Japanese writing and Japanese police emblems. Some riot gear and formal dress uniforms are quite difficult to find for police; there seems to be a lack of Japanese emergency uniforms in general. If anybody could help out, I would appreciate it enormously!

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Hello. I know this has been covered many times (as I've tried to research it myself), but I haven't been able to find anything addressing my specific issue. Most have dealt with sitting or TPing and the like. I should start by saying I know next to nothing about scripting and only just starting to "build" or adjust some of my current furniture to my liking and for my own personal use/preference/enjoyment (not for sale) and using others' items, scripts, animations, etc. So...I'm creating a simple drink giver which automatically gives out and attaches a number of different drinks. I'm using AVSitter's prop/object/menu scripts (in the giver), 2 animations (drink and hold - the hold overrides the AO and works while moving, which is nice), and a simple script to animate (both in the drink props). Now, I have to say, everything works well....the giver offers the menu of drinks (plus a "clear" button), asks permission to attach. The prop attaches and the animations work perfectly until manually detached or "cleared" through the menu. All the props work when manually attaching them without the giver as well. The issue is, every time the Permission Request to attach appears, I also get the apparently common error: "[17:36] Script trying to stop animations but PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION permission not set". I ignore it, grant permission and everything works fine (once the annoying little error triangle disappears). I could go on ignoring it, I suppose, but it is annoying...and besides I wouldn't be learning anything that way either. I'd post the script, but I don't know which it's coming from (my best guess it the "prop" script in the giver, since I get it at the attachment request). I'd really love some help with this. Thanks!!

Q: Roleplayers, what would you like to see, either in general, or just more of, on the marketplace? The question expanded: As someone with a basic understanding of how business works, I know that most successful businesses take part in market research. That is to say, they ask people questions about what they want, what they like, favorite colors, etc. Then, they develop a target market; If I'm a company that makes sports equipment, my target market would be people who play sports or places that need sports equipment, like school, and so on. Knowing these things is what helps give direction to a business, as well as helps them prevent waste-- be it wasting time, money, or supplies. If you know what you need to make, chances are, you're not going to spend a lot of time or effort trying to figure out what you should make. As a long time roleplayer, I understand the importance of props, as well as the importance of atmosphere (garb, structures, etc.) What I don't have a grasp of is what people beyond myself really wish they could find more of. I understand Secondlife could use a lot more mens oriented items in general, and that fantasy/medieval avatars and avatar accessories are somewhat lacking. So, my question(s) for you.... What would you like to see more of? Is there something you really wish you could find, but can't seem to? P.S. Wish I knew how to create a poll.

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Hello I have been using QAvimator for a little over a year to make random animations I'm not able to find elsewhere, or that are needed to fit a specific item. Early on, all of the four prop options showed up when clicked, (box, sphere, cone and torus.) After a while, the box prop stopped showing up at all. I have removed the program and reinstalled a few times, but I get the same result every time. I've attached a screenshot of what I see when I click the box icon. It appears to be there, but is transparent - doesn't matter if it's attached to the av or not. I never use the torus, but have discovered it has the same issue. The sphere and cone are both fine, but sometimes I can't make those work for what I need. Has anyone else ever had this problem, and know how to fix it, or at least what's causing it? Grabbing a new version of the program is not doing the trick. I've also noticed there is the option to load props. I'm assuming this is previously saved props created in the program itself, (for maintaining exact position, memory, etc.) The file extension for saving props is ".prp" which is not a file type I could personally create anywhere else to upload into QAvimator. Maybe someone out there has some saved, basic QAvimator cubes I could borrow? Also, if it matters, I'm on a Mac, and I know the updated version of QAvimator is currently for PCs only.