The University of Aveiro is probably Portugal’s most active university in Second Life®, with a large SL campus and quite a lot of activities and events for students and visitors — both in SL, in RL, and mixed-media! Besides the annual cef^SL, Portugal’s largest RL conference on Second Life® and […]
Monthly Archives: March 2008
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WordPress 2.5 just came officially out, and having tested it on other blogs I’ve successfully upgraded, the transition should be painless enough. Still, this blog of mine is known to break a lot of things since it’s so intensely ‘hacked’ 🙂 I beg your patience while I try to do […]
Dear Linden Lab®, Your recent change of policy regarding the usage of your trademarks — Second Life®, Linden Lab®, and others registered by Linden Research Inc. — will effectively prevent the operation of the very vibrant community of bloggers, forum posters, websites, community portals, and even 3rd party services, that […]
You had to be very distracted to have missed the recent massive cry-out against content theft in Second Life. As the world grows, and as griefers and similar people commit misdemeanours all the time and get away with it, the situation can not improve by itself, as more and more […]
Thanks to Jade Lily, there was an event on “Immersionism vs. Augmentism” on SL’s Orange Island, moderated by Tom Bukowski, our “resident anthropologist”. The discussion was lively — even if necessarily “short”, a lot remained to be said about the subject, as always 🙂 But several bloggers (many of which […]
The good news is that we now have HTML-on-a-prim, with LL’s recent introduction of the Release Candidate for 1.19.1. It’s a long-awaited release — four years of waiting for Havok 4, and three years of waiting for HTML-on-a-prim — but last Friday LL rolled out a server upgrade that even […]
First impressions on the newly released mega-feature in Second Life: HTML-On-A-Prim. Well, of course this is for me personally the cream on the top. I’ve just returned from several sessions of using SL as a classroom for university students. The last conversation I had with one of the students (doing […]
Also an exercise for my LSL scripting classes, this one is a simple llSetPos() teleporting script. The final location is written as <X,Y,Z> on the object’s description.
Tired of taking ages to set script targets? Well, this one should make things easy for you: just put the vector for positioning and the rotation in angles, separated by commas, and the object will reset the SitTarget for you. Then just shout die on public chat, and the script […]
You’ve guessed it — this is also part of my list of exercises for the LSL training courses. This device gives all the inventory inside it in a folder, named as the object itself, and checks to avoid giving the script name instead. Dropping/removing further items inside the device will […]
Another one from my series of LSL training courses. Touches to switch to the next texture; resets if textures are added or removed to the inventory.
This simple door script uses three states — “default”, to set the initial rotation, and “open” and “closed” to switch to that status. Note that the prim for the door needs to have Path Cut Begin at 0.375 and end at 0.875 for this to work. It’s part of a […]