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This section of LSL 101: The Wikibook is written for the SL user who wants to script the things they build or own, but who perhaps has no experience of any kind with programming.  If that's you, welcome!   
This section of LSL 101: The Wikibook is written for the SL user who wants to script the things they build or own, but who perhaps has no experience of any kind with programming.  If that's you, welcome!   


Since scripting is one aspect of building, we will assume that you, the reader, has rudimentary building skills.  You should at the minimum be able to create a prim, edit it and take it in and out of your inventory.  Same with a notecard, plus know how to insert a notecard into a prim's inventory.  That's about it.  Everything else you'll need, we'll try to cover.
Since scripting is one aspect of building, we will assume that you, the reader, have rudimentary building skills.  You should, at minimum, be able to create a prim, edit it, take it in and out of your inventory, be able to do the same with a notecard, and know how to put a notecard into a prim's inventory.  That's about it.  Everything else you'll need, we'll try to cover.


Preliminaries concluded, lets [[LSL101: Simple Script Skeleton|get started]].
Preliminaries concluded, lets [[LSL101: Simple Script Skeleton|get started]].

Revision as of 23:51, 5 May 2009

A Gentle Introduction to Scripting in Second Life

This section of LSL 101: The Wikibook is written for the SL user who wants to script the things they build or own, but who perhaps has no experience of any kind with programming. If that's you, welcome!

Since scripting is one aspect of building, we will assume that you, the reader, have rudimentary building skills. You should, at minimum, be able to create a prim, edit it, take it in and out of your inventory, be able to do the same with a notecard, and know how to put a notecard into a prim's inventory. That's about it. Everything else you'll need, we'll try to cover.

Preliminaries concluded, lets get started.