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Sandra29 Nitely
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Join date: 22 Apr 2008
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01-16-2009 09:10
hello i have my own sim and have 3 friends who are residents on my sim but they can't change the music or media stream on their land. i have my own group and they are in my group as residents and everything in parcel settings is selected but they can't change the streams on their land i even made them officer nothing works. can anyone help me please??? you can IM in sl too
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Ceka Cianci
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01-16-2009 09:14
is the land deeded to the group..thier lots i mean?
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Sandra29 Nitely
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01-16-2009 09:17
is the land deeded to the group..thier lots i mean? not anymore because even when it was deeded to the group they couldn't change it |
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Cristalle Karami
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01-16-2009 09:23
Blind leading the blind....
The tenants cannot change the media on land they do not own and that is not group owned unless you install a radio that they can access. If they bought the parcel and it's in their name, they just need to put down a radio or plug a url in About Land. If the land is group owned, you would need to enable the power to change parcel media in the group roles. _____________________
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Phil Deakins
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01-16-2009 09:23
They won't be able to change it if it isn't group owned. With group owned land, there's an option to allow members to change the streams. That option would have been unchecked when the land was was group owned, and that's why they couldn't change it.
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Ceka Cianci
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01-16-2009 09:28
isn't deeding land to a group setting the group as land owner?
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Cristalle Karami
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01-16-2009 09:28
Yes.
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Ceka Cianci
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01-16-2009 09:31
lol KK..you had me thinking for a sec when i saw the blind thing lol
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Dave Herbst
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01-16-2009 11:40
Agent owned land : Must have group share set to any common group. "None" can also be set, but the avatar must also have their active group set to "None"
Do not deed radios on agent owned land. Group Land : Land, group and avatar must all be same group. Radios must be deeded on group owned land. |
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Dave Herbst
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01-16-2009 11:46
They won't be able to change it if it isn't group owned. Yes they can. Weedy's demo radios can be used by anyone provided their group tag is set to "None". Her radios are also set to "None" None of her shops are group owned land. |
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Dave Herbst
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01-16-2009 11:56
With group owned land, there's an option to allow members to change the streams. That option would have been unchecked when the land was was group owned, and that's why they couldn't change it. You do not need to issue deed rights to allow users to change urls. They must be in the same group and have their group tag active, is all. Allowing urls to be set in estate tools, lets members to "manually" change urls in "About Land", that's all. Mainland owners don't have that option, but group members can still change URLs with a properly installed scripted object. Deed rights only apply to group members rezzing their own radios on group owned estate land. |
