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Getting your company listed
Getting your company listed Now here is another interesting exhibit. Directory2L lets you advertise your company along with other companies in Second Life. The service is currently free for early adopters. I was a little impressed with the number of Read More
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SL Work Exchange
SL Work Exchange Now this is something I’ve been thinking of doing myself many times in the past. Someone has come up with a centralized location where everyone may go to look for work, or find people to work for Read More
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Innovative Exhibitors
Innovative Exhibitors I got an invite a few days ago and just caught the host at the last minute. This week from May 1st through the 6th, more then 50 people are displaying there products and services. There are investment Read More
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Reflection
Reflection RenderReflection is pretty neat, but pretty low res. You can setup RenderReflectionRes to kick it up a bit, but the higher you go, the less you see. Take this sphere for instance. You start noticing a lot of black Read More
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SECONDtunes
SECONDtunes Now this is an interesting setup. Rich Desoto has a vendor setup in-world to sell his songs through SECONDtunes. I paid the vendor 250 L$ (about 77 cents) . With that, I got a temporary password to log into Read More
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A new inventory icon
A new inventory icon Now this is something that I found very interesting. I had a bunch of objects returned to me at once. A lot of us have been through this. All the objects come back as one and Read More
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X-Ray Vision Glasses
X-Ray Vision Glasses A while back I created a set of glasses and then scripted them to give a humorouse effect. When you touch them, you are prompted as to whome you would like to use the X-Ray vision on. Read More
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Bananadu Roller Skating
Bananadu Roller Skating Have you heard about an old movie called Xanadu? It was a musical back in 1980 about a guy who painted album covers for bands in a recordstore window. Somehow he and a friend are convinced by Read More
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A look into open-source
A look into open-source When the Second Life Viewer was released as open-source, I gave it a go and tried it out. Many people (like me) only had the latest version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. Linden Labs is still Read More
