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Preventing return of boat from protected waters?

Flieger Beresford
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Join date: 27 Jul 2007
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04-16-2008 05:51
I learned to my embarrassment when I moved my Viking longship from my beach out into Linden protected ocean that the boat disappeared after 5 minutes. Someone told me that if you STAND on a boat, it's returned to Inventory, but if you SIT on the boat, it can remain in the protected ocean.

Question: Would reclining of Pillow Talk pillows on the deck qualify as "sitting"? Would lying in a bed on the boat qualify as "sitting"?

Thank you!
Chris Norse
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04-16-2008 05:52
From: Flieger Beresford
I learned to my embarrassment when I moved my Viking longship from my beach out into Linden protected ocean that the boat disappeared after 5 minutes. Someone told me that if you STAND on a boat, it's returned to Inventory, but if you SIT on the boat, it can remain in the protected ocean.

Question: Would reclining of Pillow Talk pillows on the deck qualify as "sitting"? Would lying in a bed on the boat qualify as "sitting"?

Thank you!


No to both, unless the pillow or the bed was a linked part of the boat.
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Dekka Raymaker
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04-16-2008 05:53
check your lost and found folder and also your trash.
Viktoria Dovgal
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04-16-2008 05:53
Yes, anything that makes "Stand Up" appear in your toolbar counts as sitting. But there is another catch, you have to be sitting on the object you don't want autoreturned, so it has to be linked to your ship.
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Flieger Beresford
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Thanks very much!
04-16-2008 07:36
So I must link a pillow or bed to the ship in order for it to qualify as "sitting" when in use.

I really appreciate your clear answers. Thank you.
Chris Norse
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04-16-2008 08:06
From: Flieger Beresford
So I must link a pillow or bed to the ship in order for it to qualify as "sitting" when in use.

I really appreciate your clear answers. Thank you.


Correct, linking a pose of some type to the boat will qualify as sitting.
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Padu Andalso
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04-16-2008 08:28
Keep in mind however that a vehicle can only have 31 prims, minus one for each person who you want sitting. If you boat is not a vehicle and just a prop that's fine, but if it's scripted to act like a vehicle, you probably want to be careful what you link to it.
Flieger Beresford
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Join date: 27 Jul 2007
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Thank you!
04-16-2008 09:28
Your replies enlightened me, but I have 54 prims in the boat, so I suppose it will never sail unless I get rid of a lot of prims.

Thanks!