Web Textures - Revision history

Gwyneth Llewelyn: Moved to archive, this was all abandoned long ago

2024-12-08T19:53:31Z

Moved to archive, this was all abandoned long ago

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	{{hint\|mode=note\|desc=This has been superseded by [[HTTP Texture]].}}		{{hint\|mode=note\|desc=This has been superseded by [[HTTP Texture]].}}

	==Summary==		==Summary==
	This page is about dynamic web textures, a feature to allow an LSL script to assign an image URL to a face and cause it to dynamically update from the script. This is not HTML-on-a-prim, though it shares some of the same complications regarding anonymity.		This page is about dynamic web textures, a feature to allow an LSL script to assign an image URL to a face and cause it to dynamically update from the script. This is not HTML-on-a-prim, though it shares some of the same complications regarding anonymity.

2024-01-24T23:42:42Z

Potential LSL implementation: Replaced obsolete <lsl> with <syntaxhighlight>

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	== Potential LSL implementation ==		== Potential LSL implementation ==
	<~~lsl~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">
	llSetTextureURL(integer face, string url);		llSetTextureURL(integer face, string url);
	llRefreshTextureURL(integer face);		llRefreshTextureURL(integer face);
	</~~lsl~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Example with text generation script:		Example with text generation script:

	<~~lsl~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">
	llSetTextureURL(1, llUrlEncode("http://example.com/getpng.php?text= " + text + "&font=futura&rez=512x512");		llSetTextureURL(1, llUrlEncode("http://example.com/getpng.php?text= " + text + "&font=futura&rez=512x512");
	llRefreshTextureURL(integer face);		llRefreshTextureURL(integer face);
	</~~lsl~~>		</syntaxhighlight>


	== Privacy problems ==		== Privacy problems ==

2010-07-31T03:52:51Z

+cat

2009-04-09T05:55:34Z

tweaky tweaky

2009-04-08T22:47:04Z

obsolete

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			=Obsolete=

			This has been superseded by [[HTTP Texture]].

	=Summary=		=Summary=
	This page is about dynamic web textures, a feature to allow an LSL script to assign an image URL to a face and cause it to dynamically update from the script. This is not HTML-on-a-prim, though it shares some of the same complications regarding anonymity.		This page is about dynamic web textures, a feature to allow an LSL script to assign an image URL to a face and cause it to dynamically update from the script. This is not HTML-on-a-prim, though it shares some of the same complications regarding anonymity.

2008-01-08T15:30:00Z

two typos

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	** Which means this is likely to be a PR disaster.		** Which means this is likely to be a PR disaster.

	''~~Buit~~-In''		''Built-In''

	Linden Lab could create their own anonymizing proxy server.		Linden Lab could create their own anonymizing proxy server.
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	==Server side (SIM)==		==Server side (SIM)==
	Much like {{LSLG\|~~llHttpRequest~~}} the SIM could download the texture and be subjected to the same restrictions (no more than 20 requests per 100 seconds). This would ensure peoples privacy is protected. Another permutation of this would be to provide both a client side and server side implementation of web textures.		Much like {{LSLG\|llHTTPRequest}} the SIM could download the texture and be subjected to the same restrictions (no more than 20 requests per 100 seconds). This would ensure peoples privacy is protected. Another permutation of this would be to provide both a client side and server side implementation of web textures.

	*Pro: Privacy is protected		*Pro: Privacy is protected

2007-11-19T07:51:44Z

Server side (SIM)

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	**Mitigation: Limitation similar to llHTTPRequest,llEmail, etc.		**Mitigation: Limitation similar to llHTTPRequest,llEmail, etc.
	*Note: This is effectively equivalent to LL providing a proxy.		*Note: This is effectively equivalent to LL providing a proxy.
			*Con: May run into DMCA issues retaining copyrighted material on sim.

	==Dialog Boxes for HUD attachments==		==Dialog Boxes for HUD attachments==

2007-10-26T19:20:20Z

Change Users Privacy Expectation

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	*Pro: No technical implementation necessary.		*Pro: No technical implementation necessary.
	*Con: Not easy.		*Con: Not easy.
			*Assumes 'dynamic and seamless integration with the rest of the Internet' is necessarily desirable. The results of Microsoft attempting this with Active Desktop has been less than optimal to say the least.

	==Trusted hosting partners==		==Trusted hosting partners==

2007-10-26T19:10:20Z

Suggested Privacy Protections

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	*Con: The user must sacrifice all dynamic web content to get privacy for their IP.		*Con: The user must sacrifice all dynamic web content to get privacy for their IP.
	*Pro: No annoyance for those who don't care about exposing IP associations.		*Pro: No annoyance for those who don't care about exposing IP associations.

			For HUD attachments this could be handled as a special case (see below).

	==Proxy Options==		==Proxy Options==

2007-10-12T20:59:04Z

Possible benefits

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	=Possible benefits=		=Possible benefits=

	#Live porn. ~~''Italic text~~''Did we really have to mention this?~~''Italic text~~''		#Live porn. ''Did we really have to mention this?''
	#Web Cams.		#Web Cams.