RcvIM exempts owner/trusted from a block on the wearer’s ability to receive IMs. IM exempts owner/trusted from a block on the wearer’s ability to send IMs. Custom exceptions can be removed entirely with the -REM button.ĭefault Exceptions: Owner is exempt by default. You will now find a button in the custom submenu of exceptions with the name ‘Bob’ and can change the exceptions set for that user by clicking this button. You’ll then get the standard page of exceptions - click the ones you want active for that individual. For example, you might enter “Bob” as the name, and then Bob’s UUID. You will be asked to provide a name for this custom exception, and then a UUID for the individual. To create custom Exceptions, click the custom button, then click +ADD. When the boxes are checked the Exceptions are enforced. Exceptions allow owners and trusted to communicate with you and teleport you when these are otherwise restricted. Here you can set Exceptions to RLV restrictions for Owners and Trusted, and create custom exceptions for specific individuals. Available to anyone with collar access but the wearer unless self owned. Turning RLV Off in the collar does disable the collar relay and turns off access to the RLV menu.Ĭlears all collar RLV restrictions, including those enforced by the relay. Toggles RLV on and off in the collar (not in the viewer). Any RLV restriction can be cleared by turning off RLV and relogging or logging on in the official SL Viewer. Please remember that one of the most basic safety features about RLV is your ability to turn it off and on in the viewer. Among the most popular for many users are Firestorm, Restrained Love Viewer, and Singularity.
There are several approved third party viewers that allow you to enable / disable RLV. To pin the Firestorm icon to the “Launcher” tool bar, right click, and choose to “Lock” the start up icon to that location.NOTE: RLV (Restrained Love Viewer) is a set of permissions coded into the viewer, that allows other avatars limited control over some viewer functions. If you wish to “pin” that program launch icon, now is the time to pin it. This should place the “Firestorm Icon” on your side bar. Then in this same terminal window, run './firestorm' to launch “Firestorm viewer” NOTE: only include the syntax between the two (') marks.
Second life firestorm viewer install#
Run: the command, './etc/refresh_desktop_app_entry.sh' to install it from the command line in the terminal window. “file:///home/YOURNAME/Phoenix_FirestormOS-Release_i686_4.8” Open a Terminal window, and navigate to the extracted folder. If you wish to install Firestorm on your desktop menus
Second life firestorm viewer update#
Once you download the Firestorm latest update compressed file from the firestorm web site, 'extract' the downloaded compressed folder from the “downloads” folder into your "User or Home” folder or desktop as you prefer. To Install the latest SecondLife Firestorm Viewer For Ubuntu 14.04 LTS I don't know if that made a difference but if it does, now you know! I guess do anything so I pressed 'Enter'. PS: When it said - Installing to /home/cordenne/firestorm I felt it was talking to long to. This script as the root user, or with the 'sudo' command.Ĭp: cannot copy a directory, `/home/cordenne/firestorm', into itself, still no Firestorm. Would like to install the Firestorm Viewer system-wide, please run To install the Firestorm Viewer in your home directory. You are not running as a privileged user, so you will only be able Libnspr4-0d:i386 libgconf2-4:i386 libnss3-1d:i386Ġ upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 7 not '/home/cordenne/install.sh' The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: I followed instruction given here: and came up with these end results: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs Anyways, I am trying to get the Firestorm Viewer for Second Life. In fact, I asked another question here only a few hours ago. I am VERY bad at doing that at the moment. I am new to Ubuntu and trying to set everything up.
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