Talk:Marketplace/Opening boxes

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To Do

  • Mentioning of self unpacking boxes (scripts).

Zai signature.png Lynch (talk|contribs) 23:57, 6 October 2008 (PDT)

Include this in the KB

Check for dupe and merge!

Also linking here from Xstreet SL FAQ.

I paid good L$ for this and all I wound up with was a box! Where's the stuff I bought?

Your items are inside that box. To get to them:

  1. Rez the box on the ground. Make sure you're on land that allows objects to be rezzed; a sandbox is always a good place if you don't own land.
  2. Right-click on the box and select Open.
  3. A window opens displaying the contents of the box. This is your stuff!
  4. Drag each item displayed in the contents into your Inventory window.
  5. Rez or wear them as appropriate.

In the event that you don't see an Open option in the pie menu, or the Open window is empty, you can also open a box this way:

  1. Rez the box on the ground. Make sure you're on land that allows objects to be rezzed; a sandbox is always a good place if you don't own land.
  2. Right-click on the box and select Edit.
  3. Click the More button to expand the Edit window.
  4. Click the Contents tab to see the objects inside the box. This is your stuff!
  5. Drag each item displayed in the contents into your Inventory window.
  6. Rez or wear them as appropriate.

- Torley-favicon.png Torley on 2009-10-22 @ 9:49 AM PST

Possible Translation

There is a unofficial translation of this document into Spanish (adapted to Viewer 2): https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Abriendo_Cajas How to include that page in translations of this KB document? TraductoresAnonimos Alter on 2010-9-19 @ 8:57 AM PT

I took the liberty to connect them. When the Spanish Localization Specialist (do we have one?) reviews the translation, Template:Help/es can be replaced by Template:KBmaster and the page can be put under flagged revs. --Zai signature.png (talk|contribs) 18:44, 19 September 2010 (UTC)
Thank you very much for took that liberty!! :) And as far as we know (the Spanish Residents in CT group) there is no Spanish Localization Specialist at this moment (was Luna Linden). TraductoresAnonimos Alter on 2010-9-22 @ 2:11 AM PT