User:Luisa Bourgoin

Meine Existenz ist eine andere, ich existiere nur, wenn ich schreibe, ich bin nichts, wenn ich nicht schreibe, ich bin mir selbst vollkommen fremd, aus mir herausgefallen, wenn ich nicht schreibe.

Secondlife experience

Luisa inside classroom

Luisa inside classroom

Eploring this world since December of 2006, doing this and that since then. Some more coherent pieces of my SL envolvement had been 1 1/2 year of teaching basic building classes at TUi university. My current teaching place is located at Creative Learning sim.

User:Luisa_Bourgoin/classroom snapshots

Scripting

One of my creations is the Omega-o-meter, which is available at xstreets but got distributed from resident to resident inworlds mostly. There is a corresponding class teaching llTargetOmega() running once a week. Additional classes focus on useage of building tools like pipemaker.

I am targeting at beginner level on my offer of guidance here. Ideal setup would be small classes like two residents and one teacher. Deliberately avoiding one on one sessions here, since virtual environments are focusing on collaboration and grouping. IM if interrested, trying to arrange regular meetings according to your timezone.

Mixing Color Vectors

The simple task of mixing two colors can get difficulty ! I tried two approaches, coding in LSL taking concepts from some google research. The web can be full of wisdom but your mileage may vary. Translating concepts into working LSL samples .. a completely different matter. More about toppic here User:Luisa_Bourgoin/mixing color vectors <lsl> // L.B. been here :-P // use it like llSetColor(tinting_two_RGBs(llGetColor(1),llGetColor(2)), 0); // to mix colors from cube side 1 and 2 onto frontside 0 vector tinting_two_RGBs(vector c1, vector c2) {

   vector re = ZERO_VECTOR;
   c1 *= 255.0;
   c2 *= 255.0;
   re.x = (integer)(c1.x) | (integer)(c2.x);
   re.y = (integer)(c1.y) | (integer)(c2.y);
   re.z = (integer)(c1.z) | (integer)(c2.z);
   return(re / 255.0);

} </lsl>

Current Projects

User:Luisa_Bourgoin/current projects

Languages

English and German in writing mostly.