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If it isn’t on your taskbar you may need to use the search to find it. When you open it, select the View tab at the top of the page and check the box on the right had side that says File Name Extensions. Open Program Files x86 , locate the Firestorm folder, and open it. In the Firestorm folder, locate the Firestorm-Release. Replace it with the Firestorm. Inventory Finder This window is opened from the main inventory window, when clicking the bottom gear icon and selecting Show filters.

Always show folders: Check this to show folders even if they don’t contain any of the types items selected above. Since Logoff: Check this to show items new since your last logout in the Recent Tab of the Inventory window. Specify how many hours or days old items must be to shwo in the Recent tab; anything older will not show there. Preferences – Notifications. Notify if the simulator version changes while changing region: Displays a message showing if the simulator server code version changes during a region crossing or TP.

Query status. Enable Growl Notifications: Enables the use of Growl to alert you to new messages when the Firestorm window is not the currently active one. Enable Growl even if Firestorm is active: If this is enabled, you will get Growl notifications even when Firestorm is active. Filter duplicate IMs if they have already been shown as part of a keyword alert. Flash the app icon when receiving a message and Firestorm is not in focus: When enabled, you will have a visual alert if you get a message while the viewer is not in focus.

Notify me when somebody changes their display name: Will alert you if anyone in the same region changes their display name. Notify me when my friends log in or out: 1. As toasts: Displays a toast when people on your friends list log in or out. In nearby chat and console: To have it show in local chat console and nearby chat instead. In nearby chat only: This has the notifications show only in nearby chat. Only available when the previous option is enabled.

Flash the app icon when receiving a script dialog and Firestorm is not in focus: With this enabled, you get a visual notification if you get a scripted popup in the viewer.

Report collision notifications in nearby chat: Displays a message when physical objects collide with you. Report script errors in: Script errors may be shown in:. Report region’s total script count changes: Displays a message if the total number of scripts in a region suddenly jumps up or down. Threshold: You can indicate the size of the jump needed for it to be reported. If the script count change is less than the value here, you will not be notified.

Report collision notifications to scripts on channel: Collision events can be reported to scripts; specify the script listen channel here. Notify me when I am charged for an upload: Disable this if you do not want a notification shown for each upload. Notify me when a landmark has been created: When enabled, you will be notified when you make a new landmark.

Disable ‘object has been returned to your inventory’ notifications: Enable if you do not wish to be informed when objects are returned to you. Log filename of saved snapshots in to chat history: Shows the name of saved snapshots.

Notify about items from objects coming in too fast: Disables the default notification that occurs when a lot of items arrive in your inventory quickly, which can happen when unpacking boxes containing many items. Notify about items from other residents coming in too fast: Similar to the above, but applies when the source is a person rather than a box containing inventory. Incoming object offers threshold: The value here indicates when the above two notices are triggered.

Preferences – General Language default: Choose System Default or the language of your choice from the drop down menu. Content Maturity Rating: Allows you to choose what maturity level of content you are able to access in-world:. General, Moderate and Adult: Allows access to all content. You must be age verified to enable this option.

General and Moderate: Lets you access General and Moderate content. Start Location: This allows you to choose what default login location shows on the login screen. Show on login: Check this to enable the login location picker on the login screen. Name Tags: Here you choose how you display residents’ tags. NOTE these apply to what you see, not others.

My name: when unchecked, will not show your tag. Note this is for your view only, others still see it. Legacy nametag positioning: If enabled, the nametag will stay fixed at the avatar position and not follow the avatar head if it moves because of animations.

Complexity if too complex: if enabled, the nametag will show the avatar complexity if the avatar is too complex and has been rendered as a jellydoll. Hide own group title: If enabled, this will hide your current group title from others. Versions after 3. Legacy names instead of usernames: will show legacy names instead of user names.

Trim ‘Resident’ from legacy names: self explanatory. Greyed out if the option above is disabled. Show autorespond mode in nametag: This will show whether you have autorespond enabled, in your name tag. Always show complexity: If enabled, the tag will always show avatar complexity. Away Time out: Will set you to away if there is no mouse or keyboard input for the minutes set:.

Log out after being away: Will log you out after being away for the number of minutes you set here:. Preferences – Chat. Play avatar animations such as shouting : Animates your avatar for some standard actions. Wrap system chat messages in brackets: makes system messages distinct by enclosing them in brackets.

Bold Shouting, Italicize whispering: If enabled, emphasises shouting and whispering, as the option indicates. Mark objects with no name when they speak to avoid spoofing: This allows object names in chat to be clicked, so that you can get information about them creator, owner, etc. Useful in griefing situations. Route llOwnerSay to script debug window: llOwnerSay script output is sent to the script debug window rather than being shown in console, on screen.

Show chat in bubbles above avatars: puts local chat in bubbles above users heads. Show typing indicator in bubbles above avatars: This will show something like a chat bubble but only when another avatar is typing; it gives a visual indication that someone is typing. The text itself will appear according to your settings. Show typing indicator in tantag above avatars: Similar to the above, but the indicator appears in the nametag instead.

Show timestamps in: You can select whether to show timestamps in…. Use classic draw mode for console: Changes the chat console 1 background to surround all visible text instead of displaying separate backgrounds per line of chat. Use full screen width for console: Will allow the chat to be the full width of the screen requires restart.

Use V1 style chat headers: Makes chat look like V1 style chat. With this unchecked, chat headers will appear as horizontal bars across chat windows, with text underneath. With it checked, timestamp and name will precede text on the same line.

If Remove chat headers is enabled this will not show even if enabled. Show the end of the last conversation: If enabled, the last few lines of the last conversation will be shown in IM windows.

If they have, then you will see a chevron when they are typing. Show new message notification for: If you have scrolled up in a chat window, and a new message is arrived, you can be informed of this, by enabling one or both of:. Enable group moderator message highlighting: This option will make text posted by group moderators stand out in group chat, so you can easily tell which poster has moderator rights.

Two options may be combined you may enable either one, or both :. Name Style: You can opt to have moderator names highlighted in one of several text styles, such as bold, italic, etc.

Text Style: You can also specify a style for the etxt that apepars in chat after the moderator name. What the option does is prevent the automatic creation of a tab when a group message is received. Note: Group text chat may now be disabled independantly of group notices, in the groups profile window. Automatically ignore and leave all conference ad-hoc chats: Shuts down any conference chats in which you are included.

Report ignored conference chats in nearby chat: Informs you that a conference chat was ignored. Don’t ignore conference chats invitations from my friends: overrides the automatically ignore settings for conferences started by those on your friends list.

Group Chat Snooze Duration: Length of time a group chat will be muted when clicking the Snooze button. Setting this to zero will simply close the group window until the next group message arrives. Set group chat snooze duration individually per group: If enabled, when you snooze a group chat, a window will open asking how long to snooze the chat for.

Useful as an auto correct feature, for example. Translation button : Opens the Chat Translation Settings window, where you can specify if you want chat to be translated, and which service to use. Play typing animation when chatting: Your avatar will play the typing animation when chatting in local with this enabled. Play typing animation also when emoting: If the above is enabled, then this option will have your avatar play a typing animation when using emotes. Hear typing sound when people type in local chat: If enabled, you will hear the sound of typing.

It can also trigger the other person’s IM to open before you actually send the IM text. See Announces incoming IMs as soon as the sender starts typing below. Enable auto-completion of gestures in nearby chat bar: If this is enabled, then typed gestures will auto-complete as typed. Enable automatic name prediction in nearby chat bar: When this is enabled, the viewer will attempt to autocomplete a name based on the names of those near you. NOTE: No space after the ‘:’.

When entering message in RP mode, it is assumed they are speaking as their character. Show channel selection in chat bar: Enables the channel selector in the nearby chat bar. Autohide Main chatbar: If this is enabled, then the chat bar at the bottom if the screen will close after you have typed something.

Starting to type anything again will cause it to reopen. Deselect Chat after sending Messages: Will move the cursor out of the chatbar after you send a message. De-focus chat history as well: Will also remove focus from the nearby chat history window. Use console for chat popups instead of floating toasts Viewer 1. Show IMs in chat console: Will show IMs in the chat console; this is on the lower left of the screen, not in the communication window.

Show group chat in chat console: Will show group chat in the chat console; as noted above, this is on the screen, not in the communication window. Setting ‘1 or higher’ shows the group name truncated to how ever many characters are set here, the ‘[‘ and ‘]’ aren’t counted.

Open Conversations when an offline mesage has been received: Normally, any offline messages you get will be shown as chiclets when you log in. If you enable this, the Conversations window will also open to show the text of the messages. Fade IM text into the background of the chat transcript window: 0. Show number of unread IMs in Firestorm’s window title: Displays a count of unread messages in the window title bar. Announces incoming IMs as soon as the sender starts typing: If enabled, your IM window will open and beep as soon as someone starts typing a message to you, rather than after they complete and send the message.

Note that this will not work if the person IMing you has disabled Send typing notifications to other avatars above. Flash IM tabs when friends come online or go offline: visually notifies you when friends log in or out; most useful during IM conversations. Flash chat toolbar button if new nearby chat arrives: The nearby chat window must be docked to the conversations window, and this must be closed for the button to flash.

Flash chat toolbar button if new IM arrives: The IM window must be docked to the conversations window, and this must be closed for the button to flash. Show group notices in group chats, in addition to toasts: If enabled, the text of group notices is displayed in the group chat window.

Show their subjects and authors as well: Also shows the title and sender of notices in group chat. It will output radar information to user scripts. For more information, refer to this page. Enhance radar with LSL-Client Bridge: If this is enabled, radar functions responsible for determining avatar locations at high altitudes are assisted by the LSL bridge , particularly when they are beyond draw distance.

Radar reports avatars younger than the specified age: Enable to be alerted. Look for Keywords in Local Chat: When checked, the alert system monitors Local Chat for the presence of these keywords. Check sender’s name for keywords: Look for keywords in the names of speakers or objects as well. All keywords are case-sensitive: Enable this if you want for example Apple to be treated differently from apple. Only match whole words: Enabling this will prevent an alert from being generated on partial matches.

For example, if you have an alert on the word frank , you will not be alerted if someone types frankly. Keywords separated by commas : Specifies the list of words that will trigger an alert. They can be individual words or phrases and are separated by commas. Enable Color Alert: When checked, any messages that are to be alerted will have their color changed to what is specified in the color selector. A default is given.

To get a new UUID, find a sound in your inventory with full permissions you can view the item’s properties to check this , then right-click the sound and select Copy Asset UUID from the menu. Then paste the value into the text box.

Enable usage of chat bar as a command line: If this is enabled, all the commands given below except where noted will be available for use. Change Draw Distance dd : Changes the draw distance of the rendered view to the specified number of meters. Bandwidth bw : Change your current maximum bandwidth. Copy camera position to clipboard cpcampos : Saves the current camea position in the clipboard, from which it can be pasted into a script, for example.

Clear the chat transcript clrchat : Clears the chat history from local chat. Only the land owner can set the media URL. If the URL contains a space, use to identify the space. The type is one of: Audio, Image, Movie or Web. Only the land owner can set the music URL.

Rez a platform rezplat : Assuming the avatar has build privileges in the simulator, this command rezzes a circular platform of the given diameter beneath the avatar. Get avatar name from key key2name : Looks up the specified avatar key and returns the name for the key. Roll dice rolld : For role play. Examples: rolld is a regular dice with 6 faces. Bonuses, penalties, successes and explosions modifiers can also be added to the command; for more, refer to this page.

Teleport within sim gtp : Teleport to anywhere within the sim instantly according to the position specified. Teleport to ground flr : Teleport to the current ground position for the avatar’s current position. Teleport to altitude gth : Teleport to the specified height. It is also possible to teleport higher. Teleport to cam position tp2cam : Teleports the avatar to the position the cursor is currently looking at.

This is useful when walking into a store. After looking around and finding the item to purchase, this shortcut takes you to the position immediately, without having to walk. Offer teleport to avatar offertp : Sends a teleport request to the avatar identified by the given key.

Teleport to avatar tp2 : Finds a given avatar within the simulator and teleports to them. Teleport to sim x mapto : Teleports to the sim you specified defaults , , 0 if no landing point is specified on the sim. Must use the full sim name, with spaces and all. Use same position between sims: When enabled, your entry point at the new sim will be the same coordinates you left the old sim, unless a landing point is specified in the new sim. Preset in use: Shows the name of the graphics preset in use.

Quality and speed: Allows you to adjust the graphics quality lower is faster. Many options are changed based on this setting. Reload Defaults: The circular arrow to the right of the Quality and speed slider above will revert all graphics settings to default values. Use this if you have made changes that have a negative impact on the veiwer and cannot remember what you changed. Fullscreen Mode requires restart : Enable this if you want to run Firestorm in full screen mode, as opposed to windowed.

Transparent water: Allows water to look transparent instead of opaque. Enable this if it isn’t already if you exeprience glowing water while wearing rigged mesh. Bump mapping and shiny: Enables the rendering of shiny and bump mapped surfaces. Basic shaders: Allows rendering of high-quality water, basic lighting, and other graphical effects.

Advanced Lighting Model: Check this to allow shadows and other features to be enabled. Note that enabling this can cause instability and performance issues; click here for known specifics. For more how shadows behave, see this SL wiki page. Ambient occlusion: Checking this enables more realistic shadows; the stability and performance note above also applies here.

Shadows: Lets you choose what light sources cause shadows; this is available only if the Advanced Lighting Model option above is enabled. Avatar Shadows: controls whether and how avatars cast shadows. The higher the setting, the more client lag it will cause. Water Reflections: Allows water to reflect terrain, objects, and avatars. Point Lighting: Affects the number of rendered light sources when Advanced Lighting Model above is disabled.

A viewer restart is needed if this setting is changed. Draw distance: Affects how far out from your viewpoint objects will be rendered in the scene. Max particle count: Sets the maximum number of particles you are able to see on your screen at once. Maximum complexity: Controls at what point a visually complex avatar is shown as a jellydoll. Max of non-imposter avatars: Sets the number of avatars that will be fully rendered.

See Avatar impostors below. Post process quality: Determines the resolution with which glow is rendered. A lower setting will cause glow to look slightly pixelated. Avatar Physics: Affects the detail of avatar physics. Set to 0 to disable avatar physics entirely. Setting this higher than 4 via Debug Settings is not recommended. Flexiprims: Determines the amount of detail the viewer will use in rendering flexible object shapes. Trees: Determines the amount of detail the viewer will use in rendering Linden tree shapes.

Avatars: Determines the amount of detail the viewer will use in rendering avatar shapes. Terrain: Determines the amount of detail the viewer will use in rendering terrain. Sky: Controls the detail with which windlight skies are rendered.

Higher values mean better quality but lower performance. Avatar imposters: Allows far-away avatars to be subtly rendered as two-dimensional images in order to improve your frame rate in crowded areas. Hardware skinning: This allows some aspects of avatar rendering to be handled by your graphics card to improve performance. Avatar cloth: Allows the rendering of flexible cloth on avatar clothing, such as shirts and flared pants. Terrain Detail: Choose the amount of terrain detail you would like to see.

Setting this option to Low replaces the ground texture with a low-resolution ground texture. This option is not available ie, it is greyed out if Basic Shaders is enabled, in which case it is always set to High. Presets: Three buttons which allow you to save, load or delete graphics settings presets. To create a preset, set your graphics settings as you like. Anisotropic Filtering: Enables anisotropic filtering to improve texture quality.

This setting may reduce your viewer’s performance. For more information see this wikipedia page. However, older hardware often has poor implementation of VBOs and the viewer may become unstable when this is enabled.

VBO is explained in depth here. Enable Lossy Texture Compression: If this is enabled, texture compression will be enabled for rendering.

This gives improved performance, and a smaller grapics memory footprint, at the cost of lower quality rendered textures. Textures are compressed by the video card before being stored into video memory. Given that compressed textures can often end up pixellated, it is not recommended that this be enabled unless you have little video memory.

Antialiasing: Smoothes jagged edges. Renders a scene the number of multiple times that is actually shown and scales it down. Choose the level of antialiasing the viewer will use requires restart. By default, it is set to the size of your graphics card’s memory, to a maximum of for bit Firestorm, for bit Firestorm. Lowering this value may resolve certain texture corruption and performance issues, but under normal circumstances you should not need to alter this setting.

Only used when you have Atmospheric Shaders disabled. Freeze updates to World pause everything : This suspends rendering. Useful for picture taking, if you wish to capture a specific scene that might otherwise change while you are preparing.

Always on, as it is required for SL. Max Texture Quality Level: If you have a poor connection, you may wish to reduce the level of texture detail. This can be set to Normal, Minimal or None. Naturally, setting this to anything other than Normal will result in textures displaying poorly, or not at all. Do not change unless absolutely necessary – for example, if you have a very poor connection but need to be online, and don’t care if you can see textures or not.

Render Glow: If enabled, shows the glow effect on any prims that have it. Strength: Controls the intensity of the glow effect. The default is 2. Show avatars that haven’t finished loading: Equivalent to the debug setting RenderUnloadedAvatar. Note that this is not a solution to a bake fail , as it doesn’t actually fix anything; it merely forces the viewer to display whatever it happens to have managed to load.

It is recommended that this be always left disabled. Limit Framerate: Yield some time to the local host if a threshold framerate is reached.

The framerate limit is set with the slider to the right. Show the Scene as Wireframe: Enables wireframe display of everything. Note that this setting does not persist after a relog. Enable Attached Lights Face Lights : Enable this if you wish to see the affects of lights worn by avatars. Render Attached Particles: Enable to see particles generated by worn attachments. Time to delay while pre-caching before showing world: Allows the world to start caching before it is shown, at login.

Quality of the shadows: Adjusts the quality of shadows. Note that increasing this will significantly impact rendering speed FPS. Scale of Terrain Texture Rendering requires restart : Indicates the scale of terrain textures, with lower values being more compressed textures.

You can adjust the following settings to mimic RL camera effects. Depth of Field: Enabling this causes out-of-focus objects to be blurred, depending on distance. Enable while in edit mode: Normally, DoF disables when you edit something; if you enable this, DoF will remain active.

Camera F Number: Controls maximum screen radius from which to sample from, to avoid graphics card In real world terms this is the aperture setting for the lens and the lower the value the shorter the depth of field will be. The same applies to SL. The default value is 9. Higher numbers produce a narrower depth of field. The default is Camera FOV degs. Higher values will produce a more narrow depth of field.

Camera Aspect ratio: This is supposed to be aspect ratio of the camera you’re modelling. For example, a 35mm camera has an aspect ratio of 1. Second Life will use this as a frame of reference for how field of view and focal length must be adjusted depending on window size. Apparently, this currently has no effect. The default is 1. The default is 0.

For non-photography uses ‘. For setting up shots ‘. For shooting quality images ‘1. Note that High values will slow down your FPS.

Preferences – User Interface. Show Hover Tips: This allows you to set what hover tips, if any, you see. Note: Firestorm is compatible with Windows Please see this page for detailed instructions if you are running Windows 10 on an older unsupported Intel card and have problems running Firestorm.

NOTE: The first time you log in your avatar might look like a cloud. That is a bug in the system that we hope to solve in the near future. In the video below we explain how to change your cloud avatar into a proper dressed avatar. Additional downloads to enhance user experience. Flash – for the 3D viewer. Do not use Internet Explorer when using that link. If Internet Explorer is the only browser you use, please ensure you select ‘Flash Player for Opera and Chromium’ because the Internet Explorer version of Flashplayer is not compatible with any 3D viewer.

We highly encourage you to read through them before playing. Also, please keep in mind that this is an experimental, in-development feature set which we hope to get feedback from the community to improve on. Inara Pey, as always, has done a very detailed write-up as well that should be considered necessary reading! As with every release, there are issues and then there are the issues we know about.

We have two in particular impacting Mac, listed below. We will be working hard to get our next release out in a timely manner so that all users will have the protection of Multi-Factor Authentication as soon as possible. Unless someone from the community expresses interest, has the skill set and is willing to commit to updating and maintaining these skins forever, our next release will no longer have them available.

I am hopeful someone will step up in the community, but before we get a thousand applications for this… You have to understand: Updating and maintaining viewer skins is a MAJOR job that never ends. It is a frustrating, thankless task that requires some strong XML skills, a lot of patience and an abnormal level of stubbornness to giving up. Before you apply, ask yourself if you are willing to spend hundreds of hours of your time for the next 5 or 10 years doing this task.

If you are still interested… please drop an email to [email protected] and list your skills, previous experience or knowledge… convince me you have what it takes! Thank you all for your patience, as it really has taken us a long time to get this one out. I sincerely hope you all enjoy this update and that it improves your user experience more than our last! Note: As part of our 3 version rule, we will be blocking 6. This will not impact OpenSim grids. Proudly powered by WordPress.

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May 13, Jessica Lyon Uncategorized. This is a volunteer position for people that have been in second life for over 1 year that would like to help others begin their journey in second life. Gateway Helpers provide a welcoming learning environment within General rated regions and give basic fundamental help to residents on any viewer. This includes such things as tips on opening a box, changing clothes, changing your avatar, getting around second life, learning to use Search, finding personal interests and much,much more.

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Those restrictions only apply to web profiles. Linden Lab are actually going to be switching back to legacy profiles soon in their viewer too, and they behave the same as the profiles in Firestorm.

Big problem with this version…low low FPS and textures really long long to charge…I had the same settings with the other firestorm and had no problems…. Well, BoM has finally landed, and the fact is that uptake is going to be pretty strongly tied to when Firestorm releases a new version with the functionality supported.

Might I suggest a blog post on your proposed timeline for this? With questions already appearing regularly in the inworld support groups it might be helpful for the support team to have somewhere they can point people, too. Read back through the Firestorm Blog and you may notice something: They rarely almost never in fact make such announcements,. The updated version will be released when it is ready to be and hopefully not before, as they did once with Animesh.

Then harsh as it may sound, the people in support should complain to their own higher-ups rather than the questioning populace when the inevitable questions come in about it, and the other regular group members should be told to wind their necks in rather than mock the people who are understandably curious and ask. Need help? At least a few of the actual Devs and primary helpers use various fora — seek them out and no excuses for not doing so.

Bento, oddly enough, got a similar reaction and, as I recall, orders from the Lab for Firestorm to get their support for it out post haste under the shared experience policy. That said, LL is likely only going to be patient for so long. Either add it or your viewer will be blocked. I reinstalled the latest update — I have a new collar that requires RLVa.. What can I do now. I have Windows Ugh I click to go to the download and it keeps directing me right back to this page, it wont let me move forward.

I read the privacy crap and clicked ok… what is wrong? II am getting daily Kernel Panics with this update. Reinstalled OS and firestorm. I was afraid I was the only one experiencing the kernel panics.

Ever since the new update, I too have been experiencing them just about every time I try to open FS on any settings higher than low. I was getting ready to rush my Mac over to the apple store because i thought that something was wrong even though I just had it repaired last month.

I hope that this is resolved soon. Guess its time to make the switch to a viewer that provides timely updates, sorry FS. All was perfect up till the second I updated to 6. Im a host in 2 places and never had this kind of issue with any viewer before. Takes forever to type. Just takes forever to BE. Im not the only one.

Done all the trouble shooting, even had my internet company come by twice…alls well on the PC side as far as my specs are concerned for SL. Again, I know im not the only one having these issues. Hope a fix happens soon. Your not alone. This release crashes anywhere from rez to 5 or 10 minutes later. Ummm hummm, fresh install September 1st really helping , drivers up to date, all the things.

Crashtastic, and taking out the system logger while it whooshes out the door. Oh prior to it would run 1, 2, 30 hours straight, I want that back. Proudly powered by WordPress. Blackoot design by Iceable Themes. Search for:. We develop and distribute an open source viewer for accessing Virtual Worlds.

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