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* From the [[Video_Tutorials/TotW|Tip of the Week]] series: [http://blog.secondlife.com/2007/08/23/tip-of-the-week-how-to-turn-off-the-typing-animation-and-sound/ How to Turn Off the Standard Typing Animation and Sound] | |||
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Revision as of 05:30, 9 May 2008
Movement! Or, how to get your avatar around in Second Life. Get going and see the list of sub-topics below.
Walking/Running
- From the Basics series: "Moving & Flying"
<videoflash>EK2bczvyHoM</videoflash> (or DOWNLOAD HIGH-QUALITY VERSION)
- From the Tip of the Week series, #24: Navigating in small spaces
- From the Quicktips series: Avatar Mouse Steering - a different way to move around
- From the Second Opinion newsletter series: Tips & Tricks #2 - the second item covers the wonderful uses of the Space Bar (video dates to Dec. 2006 - a classic from the Archives)
Flying
- From the Basics series: "Moving & Flying"
<videoflash>EK2bczvyHoM</videoflash> (or DOWNLOAD HIGH-QUALITY VERSION)
- From the Quicktips series: Get High in the Sky Instantly (not actually flying, but a useful trick!)
- From the Quicktips series: How High Can You Fly?
Teleporting
- From the Basics series: "Teleporting & Landmarks":
<videoflash>HL5aqEERlrI</videoflash> (or DOWNLOAD HIGH-QUALITY VERSION)
- From the Tip of the Week series, #23: Using SLURLs for easy travel
- From the Tip of the Week series, #24: Navigating in small spaces (the Teleport material is at the end)
- From the Quicktips series: Teleport Location History - new with Viewer 1.19.1
Vehicles
- From the Quicktips series: Driving a Vehicle
As of Second Life 1.20, this 3D mouse has optimized compatibility with the inworld experience, including Flycam. Torley presents a special mixed-reality demo just minutes after opening the box!
Animations
- From the Tip of the Week series: How to Turn Off the Standard Typing Animation and Sound
Other
- En Garde!: Tutorial for a strategic fencing game by Reiner Knizia (uploaded Sept. 2007)