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 […]
Scripting
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 […]
In my never-ending quest of looking for fashionable improvements (believe me, it can entertain me for ages 🙂 ) I found out a cute thing about some fancy shoes: they have nice, realistic-sounding, heel-clicking sounds. Sure, I know it’s a “novelty” item — it scares people off the first time […]
Every girl who tried a flexiskirt once (how can you resist not buying them…?) knows about the problem: they look fantastic when standing up, but completely nasty when sitting down. The image here shows what happens. Flexiskirts, unlike mesh-based skirts (also known as ugly Linden skirts) simply don’t follow your […]
Three years ago, when I was learning how to integrate Second Life with external web servers in the summer of 2004, I posted some code for figuring out your online status from a website, blog, forum, etc. The tricky bit at the time was that XML-RPC requires a ‘channel’, which […]
==========================Franimation Overrider v1.7Copyright (C) 2004 Francis ChungDocumentation by Gwyneth Llewyn and Kex Godel Wet Ikon Distribution========================== Welcome to the wonderful world of animation overriding! We hope that you enjoy this open source product. Please note that although this object allows you full technical permissions, you must still abide by the […]
Second Life has numerous nifty features, and despite some bugs, the urge to create all kinds of stuff has made me eagerly test for each and every one of them. I wanted to get an “online status” on my web page, and this means using XML-RPC, a standard, open-source interface […]