Would really love to see a nice animesh black cat. Something nice and maybe one that is scary.

[quote= Long ago in the early days of Elf Clan, the group developed an anti-griefer Elven Bow for our Elite Guards that would instantly blast an offending avatar 140,000m into the sky. At that height the avatar itself warps, the sky does things that resemble sentient activity... and it literally ta...

OMG, just scared the cat I was laughing so hard. I think I've done all those things and one you didn't mention, having he door stand still and the house swing 90 degrees....

Thanks for the best laugh of the day.

I guess I could take the grandkids or great grandkids. The "kids" are in their 30s

Christine Actually I was thinking of a door that when you opened it, triggered a sliding door that drops the floor out from under the user. Not sure if it would even require a sensor, just let the act of opening the standard door, trigger the sliding door. Been a few decades since Disney world...lol.

How Ironic. I was just coming back to post a video I found on Scriptastic. LOL. Thanks Graham.

Graham Thank you for posting these. One of the things I often wonder with script generators is (and the top two don't) is can they allow an object to sense an avatar and then perform an action? An example could trigger a cascade action (i.e. Avatar approaches door, door senses avatar, door opens. Se...

Ilan Thanks for the quick response to my mess. Tess Juel came to the rescue and was able to sort it all out. She is going to post the entire script because it may be helpful to others as well. I always enjoy the helpful hands that everyone here extends when help is needed. Thanks Tess and Ilan. Mike

I am not a scripter. However, I've tried to create one to change a black and White image to a color image when any avatar comes within 3 meters of the image. So, far, I've had little luck and I'm not quite sure where I'm screwing it up. The script and the two images are in the object, "BW Image" and...

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Mon Aug 16, 2021 4:53 pm

These are questions we've all had, starting out here. Nice list

And some of us eighteen years later are still asking questions. You never learn it all (Of course, I may be going senile and just starting new in my head).