WindLight and the wedding of Destroy Television and Walker Spaight.So the new lighting system has arrived and it looks great. Look at this photo or click on the next one to start a little video of mine which I did at the wedding of Walker and Destroy, what a nice coupleClick here to play the […]
Links for Thursday, May 31, 2007
Andy Fundinger: SL/RL Interfaces An Overview - “There are three main interfaces that can bridge the gap between SecondLife and real life.“Alaska Airlines: Hawaii Here We Come - “Alaska Airlines will offer daily year-round nonstop flights between Seattle and Honolulu, and between Seattle and Lihu’e on […]
Streaming live from the Text 100 Island where people from the Social Media Club Boston are hanging outUnfortunately no stream from Boston but at least a live video stream from Second Life, so click here! So tune in if you want, more streaming comes soon!
Sculpted Prims for BlenderThe new beta is just out of the door, featuring both voice and sculpted prims, the first cool thing is around.The problem with sculpted prims right now was of course that no conversion script for the open source 3d program Blender was given from the start. But Second Life resident Amanda Levitsky […]
HAMLET, SCOBELIZEDI was honored to be a recent guest on ScobleShow, the excellent vlogcast of gregarious technology mensch Robert Scoble. We talked all things Second Life over a beer, and when we got through, wound up with an epic 90 minute…SLHamlet
Will?s Links 06/13/2007Psychology Today: Trashing TeensQuote: Teens in America are in touch with their peers on average 65 hours a week, compared to about four hours a week in preindustrial cultures. In this country, teens learn virtually everything they know from other teens, who are in turn highly influenced by certain aggressive industries. This makes […]
Windlight goes open source
Filed under: Linden Lab, Updates
Zen Linden (of the Boston Lindens) tells us that while Windlight’s taking a hiatus to be hammered on for the next release (some weeks away, apparently), it is available in open source form from the version control repository for anyone who is interested in taking […]
Leaks, still leaking
Filed under: Linden Lab, Gridbugs
Joshua Linden (Joshua Bell of Linden Lab) points out that a key memory leak fix didn’t go ahead with this version as planned. In his own words:
In a really unfortunate "You suck, Lindens!" move, the big leak fix (updating to libcurl-7.16.2) was reverted before the release. I have no […]
Sculpted Prims for BlenderThe new beta is just out of the door, featuring both voice and sculpted prims, the first cool thing is around.The problem with sculpted prims right now was of course that no conversion script for the open source 3d program Blender was given from the start. But Second Life resident Amanda Levitsky […]
Recompile scripts in objectsIf you are new to SL or just have never done it before here are two older turorials in pics that i made. One is for a door(single prim) one is a fireplace (multiple prim) but they can be applied to most objects that I can think of. Sorry the text is […]
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