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Helps you explore Second Life by finding other Residents, land sales, and points of interest:
- Pan around the map by clicking and dragging on it.
- Click a place to set a destination beacon you can follow after you close the map. To dismiss the beacon, click the red arrow that points to it, or right-click the Mini-Map and choose Stop Tracking.
- Double-click a place to teleport there.
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Note: Only objects lower than 400 meters on the Z-coordinate (vertical) plane appear on the World Map. |
Legend
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Shows your location on the map. Click to center the map view on your location.
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| Select the checkbox next to these symbols to show them on the map:
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Select the maturity level of events you want to show on the map.
You can only see events whose maturity matches your preference settings. Choose Me > Preferences (General) to set your maturity preference.
To show  Adult events, you must verify you are at least 18 years old. See Age verification for more information.
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| infohub
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Place to socialize and find information about Second Life.
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| Land Sale
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█ Yellow blocks - for sale by a Resident owner.
█ Purple blocks - for auction by Linden Lab.
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Find on Map
Seee online friends, landmarks, or specific regions on the map.
The destination beacon is the red ring on the map that identifies the currently selected destination. This beacon is matched inworld by a red beam of light and an arrow that points to your destination. Click
- Teleport to teleport there.
- Copy SLurl to copy the beacon's SLurl to your clipboard.
- Show Selection to center the map there.
| My Friends Online
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Click to view the list of online friends who have granted you the ability to track them on the map. Type a specific name to search by name.
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| My Landmarks
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Click the dropdown to view your landmarks. Choose one from the list or type in a name, then hit Enter ↵.
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| Search by region name
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Type a full or partial regionname into the search field, then click Find or press Enter ↵. The results field shows all matching region names.
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| Zoom
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Zooms in or out on the map. You can also use your mouse's scroll wheel. Most symbols don't display if the map is zoomed too far out.
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