Israel has declared war on Iran, apparently.

Thank you Mike for your concern. Iran's actions are a very dangerous escalation. So far Israel and its allies have intercepted more than 200 missiles and drones that have been shot towards Israel with only very minor infrastructure damage to a military base in the Negev desert. But, we're getting w...

For those not keeping up with the news, Iran has been bombarding Israel FROM IRAN with hundreds of drones and intermediate range ballistic missiles, apparently trying to overwhelm IDF air defenses. Many seem to be targeting IDF nuclear research centers in the Negev Desert. US and UK jets over Iraq h...

Fascinating stuff! Thanks for sharing the information about Mike and his connection to Neal Stephenson's works. Snow Crash's influence on Second Life is really interesting information, especially considering the themes of virtual worlds and currency that are prevalent in both works. For fans of Ste...

I agree with Koshari on this 100%. We also need a page that is more user-centric that is a mix of the login-splash page features, along with offline IMs, a list so you can see who on your friends list is inworld, along with myworlds and user settings and store stuff all in one. Also once again, a BB...

Questions for the Community... Does anyone besides us use Classified Event Ads? Does anyone here ever look at the Classified Event Ads when looking for an Event? I have used picks which are free. It would be nice if the inworld User Profile Classifieds could be used to submit events to the kitely e...

Ilan Tochner wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 04, 2023 2:57 am

Sorry, those aren't part of the analytics system, so they aren't tracked.

If people are paying for it, don't you think it would help sell it to give people data on performance?

It returned a mesh chair to the original default orientation which I assumed was the intention. There is a SetRot in state zero that does that. As expected llSLPPF behaves similarly. UPDATE In my hands llSLPPF behaves exactly the same on the OSCC grid which, like Kitely, uses XEngine. It's possible...

fwiw SceneGate has the same hovertext and likewise compiles and throws a runtime error. Firestorm behaves exactly the same on OSCC grid. I would guess that both derive syntax support from the viewer file keywords_lsl_default.xml in the app_settings folder so if you know what you're doing (I don't) ...

I don't know whether code validation in the editor is done viewer-side or server-side but you're passing a call to a function that returns a string as the first parameter and it's possible to encode a UUID as a string. A compiler that uses weak typing wouldn't be able to catch this type of error wi...