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==External Sites==
==External Sites==
*[http://slmiv.googlecode.com Open Source files, documentation, and tutorials]
*[http://slmiv.googlecode.com Open Source files, documentation, and tutorials] -- link dead when tested 2017-07-26, myggen Resident.

Latest revision as of 07:24, 26 July 2017

SL My Inventory Viewer

SL My Inventory Viewer is an open source C# project which allows SecondLife players to view their inventory outworld.

NOTE

SL My Inventory Viewer was originally designed for older version of SL. Feel free to modify open source but it is no longer supported by the original author.

How it Works

It reads from the player's SecondLife cache files. Therefore, it doesn't affect inworld inventory.

Features

  • Create a reminder log file on what inventory items to examine or delete when back inworld by right-clicking on an item.
  • Backup Scripts, Notecards, Textures, and other images in your inventory as one job. (Auto-adds to your imagelog)
  • Right-click on Scripts, Notecards, Textures, and other images to individually Download on an item.(Auto-adds to your imagelog)
  • Export inventory to an xml file or .inv file.
  • Right-click on landmarks to go visit them using slurl.com
  • Right-click on notecards to browse to txt or rtf files and they will open with your favorite editor.
  • Right-click on lslscripts to browse to lsl files and they will open with your favorite LSL editor.
  • Displays all sales, permissions, and key information associated with highlighted inventory object.
  • Creator ID search: Search your inventory looking for an item by a creator UIDKey (including your avatar's).
  • 'Create Word Hit List': Lists highest to lowest of word frequencies found in the current treeview inventory
  • Search & Filter by property: Transfer, Modify, Copy, Move, All
  • Associate a local image file or flickr.com (or anyother internet URL) with an inventory object.


External Sites