Shameless plug time ...

My door system will synchronise multiple doors, among other things: Handy's door & drawer system.

Yes, it was an interesting meeting (even though I couldn't get there until it was nearly over), and I learned a lot. Thanks, Min!

Well, I'm hoping to be there, so it won't be a completely empty house.

To be honest, Mine, that doesn't particularly disturb me. I treat the IW viewer just the same as any software I download and install - I have no reason to be any more suspicious of it than of anything else, especially other TPVs. Sure, there's an trust involved, but I'm sure that if there was anythi...

Minethere Always wrote:I would personally never use a grid's own viewer at all.

Out of interest, why not?

Vanilla Firestorm doesn't seem to work very well in Inworldz, so I use their V2 beta viewer when I go there. I wish it wasn't necessary, and I don't know why it is.

It strikes me that once you make the leap into changing things on the client side, you've taken on a whole lot more work. I know InWorldz have done this (with, I believe, a forked version of the Firestorm client) but perhaps for Kitely the available resources are better channeled into the server side.

I had a look round last night, and it's already looking superb. By the time you've filled the regions it'll be even more amazing.

I have nothing to add. There, I've added something!

Maybe you had "Advanced lighting model" unchecked in Firestorm? It caught me out for a while - if that option's not checked, you don't see the options to change those parameters.

Ah.. I see :) Yeah, OpenSim follows the scripting rules a lot more accurately than SL, SL lets you get away with stuff you shouldn't. Scripts written for BOTH are best developed on OpenSIm, heh. There are a bunch of other (minor) things that will show up later if you are doing a lot of scripts. Fun...