Scripting Notecards
Reading notecards is a process widely required as soon as we begin our career as professional scripters. Configuration notecards aren't but the norm in basically any application we may think of.
This class is in book format, a wearable HUD with all the information, tips and graphics.
NOTE: The HUD itself is no modify/no transfer
Scripts are full permissions.
This book is broken down in four sections.
The first one will explain you how the process of reading a notecard is, through a simple example.
The second part puts in practice the reading notecard process studied in part 1 and explains how to begin developing our "Truth Game", which will read the questions from a notecard.
Then third part stops in the parsing of strings, bringing back some concepts that are studied in the course "Speaking LSL", chapter 5 (lists), putting the focus on how this will be applied when reading notecards.
Finally, last session adds the knowledge on parsing strings to make our application have different access modes (including white list), all of them read from a notecard.
This class is in book format, a wearable HUD with all the information, tips and graphics.
NOTE: The HUD itself is no modify/no transfer
Scripts are full permissions.
This book is broken down in four sections.
The first one will explain you how the process of reading a notecard is, through a simple example.
The second part puts in practice the reading notecard process studied in part 1 and explains how to begin developing our "Truth Game", which will read the questions from a notecard.
Then third part stops in the parsing of strings, bringing back some concepts that are studied in the course "Speaking LSL", chapter 5 (lists), putting the focus on how this will be applied when reading notecards.
Finally, last session adds the knowledge on parsing strings to make our application have different access modes (including white list), all of them read from a notecard.
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This product was released on 17/04/2011 at 12:00:00