User:Gordon Wendt

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JIRA

General

• Issues created in the last 24 hours
• Issues updated in the last 24 hours

Specific to me

View the issues Gordon Wendt has filed at jira.secondlife.com

People

• Strife Onizuka - Too much useful stuff to actually describe here
• Michelle2 Zenovka - Great cmake instructions for building the viewer
• Lex Neva - again, too many great contributions to count and/or describe
• Harleen Gretzky - one of the great people on the JIRA

Meetings

• Bug triage - The main page for the bug triage meetings
  • General
    • Mondays
    • 12pm PST
    • Hippotropolis Meeting area
  • Release Candidate
    • Wednesdays
    • 3pm PST
    • Bridie Linden's house

• Open Source Meeting - The main page for the open source meetings
  • • Thursdays
    • 2pm PST
    • Hippotropolis

• User Experience Interest Group - The main for the User Experience Interest Group Meetings
  • • Thursdays
    • 3 PM PST
    • Benjamin Linden's office

Useful pages

• Special:Random - Directs to a random page on the wikings
• Submitting_code - Info on how to submit code as well as the proper way to create a patch
• Office Hours - A listing of all the Lindens' Office Hours

Miscellaneous

/sandbox - an internal sandbox I use to test various wiki specific changes.

/testbed - For posting my experimental ideas including scripts, scraps of code, etc... --- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

Free Scripts

Some scripts that I have written that I am freely releasing

Quick and Dirty chat repeater

Repeats whatever you say on a user definable channel on channel 0 (public chat), also added commented out info on how to make it shout or whisper as well as say

<lsl>

// Coded by Gordon Wendt, free to reuse, snip, recode, give away, or use in derivative works for all perpetuity, all I ask is that you leave this notice intact, add your name below mine if you add something to the code, and leave this and any other creator's notice intact

// ----- // GORDON WENDT

// ACTUAL CODE STARTS HERE

// Change the object name to whatever you want the message to be prefixed by, replace with a single space to make object name appear blank, though message will still have a semicolon (:) before it

integer chan = 5; // replace with whatever channel number you want the object to listen on

default {

   state_entry()
   {
       llListen(chan,"","",""); // sets the listen so that object listens to says on that channel
   }

   listen(integer channel,string name,key id,string message)
   {
       llSay(0,message); // says whatever it heard on channel 5 in channel 0 which is the standard general chat
     
     // ALTERNATE MODES (ADVANCED)
     
     // to use these instead of llSay put two forward slashes (//) before llSay and remove the two slashes from oen of the lines below, to reverse just re-add the slashes to that line and remove the ones from the llSay line
     
     //  llShout(0,message); // if you'd prefer it to shout
     //  llWhisper(0,message); // if you'd prefer it to whisper
   }

}

</lsl>

Free code snippets

A couple of code snippets I"m freely releasing for anyone to use

Naming Trick

A cheap little trick to make the object name on the way the script name then change the object name back

<lsl>

default
{
   state_entry()
     {
          a = llGetObjectName(); // grabs the current object name and stores it so it can be restored later
          llSetObjectName(llGetScriptName() ); // changes the object name to the script name ( see advanced use for more info)
          llOwnerSay("this is the test statement"); // your test statement, said with the name of the script name
          llSetObjectName(a);// changes the object name back to what it originally was
          // ADVANCED USE: change llGetScriptName() to a string of text (surrounded by quotes ("") or just change the script name
     }
}

</lsl>