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Retrofits onto any SL window, including the Premium Homes.
One way glass adds privacy to any Second Life Home. It can be easily retrofitted onto just about any home or building in Second Life.
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Category Archives: Scripts for SL
Stripping Comments from a Script
This article explains how to easily strip single comment lines from scripts. Typically these comment lines start with either // or # characters. Second Life’s® lsl scripting language, PHP, and other c++ style scripts use //. Shell style … Continue reading
Object or Item Giver Script for Second Life
Place this script in a prim, like a sign, and it becomes a item delivery system. Great for delivering free items like demos, freebies, or notecards. When touched in-world at Second Life® it will deliver a selected item from the … Continue reading
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Script to Add, Change, or Delete Floating Text over Object
This is a simple script for changing the floating text (sometimes called hover text) above a prim object in Second Life. The script uses the standard Second Life LSL scripting language function llSetText.
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Second Life Scripting: Using the Debug Channel to Find Script Errors
Ever noticed this little icon in Second Life®, floating above an object? Often it disappears after a short time. This is the Script Alert Symbol. It consists of a paper sheet, a yellow triangle, and an exclamation mark. It means … Continue reading
Simple llSetRegionPos Teleporter Script for Second Life
This is an LSL teleporter script for use in Second Life that uses the new llSetRegionPos function. When placed in a prim this script will turn the prim into a regional teleporter. This teleporter is suitable for simple tasks such … Continue reading
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New Second Life Teleporter Function: llSetRegionPos
At the end of January 2012 a huge change came for regional short range teleporters in Second Life®. That’s when Linden Lab® (LL) rolled out the new function called llSetRegionPos. Most people probably don’t even know about this change, but … Continue reading
My Teleporter Stopped Working! – Second Life
August/September/October 2012 If you have a sit-style (sometimes called local or regional) teleporter in Second Life® you are probably experiencing problems with it. The most common issue is what is being called the ”000 problem“. This is when the teleport goes … Continue reading →