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Darkpoet Magne

Dances With Penguins

Join date: 10 Sep 2007

Posts: 201

11-08-2007 21:28

There are many HUDs and such out there that do amazing things... Omicron, MystiTool, ect I don't even know the name for half of them. What I'd like to know, is how do they compare to each other? I'v had the Omicron for a little while and am familiar with it's use and functions, but I know almost nothing about the others out there.

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Light shines dimly from an empty sun.
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Numb pain, blood drains,
Fading light, blurrng sight,

Heartbeat stops lungs give out,
Breathing stops as blood clots.

Eyes glaze in a bloody haze of the final days.

A wooden box holds a rotting corpse,
Six feet deep on the devils porch.

Czari Zenovka

I've Had it With "PC"!

Join date: 3 May 2007

Posts: 3,688

11-08-2007 22:56

From: Darkpoet Magne

There are many HUDs and such out there that do amazing things... Omicron, MystiTool, ect I don't even know the name for half of them. What I'd like to know, is how do they compare to each other? I'v had the Omicron for a little while and am familiar with it's use and functions, but I know almost nothing about the others out there.

I purchased a MystiTool when I first came to SL after reading a thread on what couldn't you do without in SL and MystiTool kept coming up repeatedly.

It's true! I would feel "bare" without my Mysti. After 6 months, I still regularly find new, wonderful features it has that I love!!

(Today's example: Was shopping and approached by a noob with a very poor quality *bit* sticking out. He bumped into me fairly hard, so I calmly rezzed the Mysti Non-Physical vehicle and sat in it (although it appears from the outside that one is standing). It forms an invisible protective "bubble" around the passenger. Continued my shopping while noob/griefer tried to bump me a few more times but instead bounced confusedly off my NPV.)

Too many features to even begin to name. There are class notecards available where the Mysti is sold of a MystiTool training class. I recommend getting those and it will give you a great idea of the many, many features of the Mysti.

Chas Connolly

Registered User

Join date: 24 Jan 2007

Posts: 1,433

11-09-2007 00:27

I agree, the MystiTool is amazing. And it is one of th least intrusive HUDs around. Try the freebie to get an idea. Even that has loads of features.
The only other HUD I have is Force Prophesies, which is also pretty cool, but very visible on your screen.

Nicholas Lyndhurst

Registered User

Join date: 19 Oct 2006

Posts: 62

Can't be without

11-09-2007 01:43

MystiTool which is exceptional value and AV Pack which is the most comprehensive toolkit by far.

Pocket Pfeffer

Vide Cor Meum

Join date: 19 May 2007

Posts: 586

I agree

11-09-2007 02:04

Could agree more with the above posters....the Mysti Tool is probably the best all-purpose HUD out there.....and even the freebie one is great.....

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Join date: 13 Feb 2005

Posts: 1,993

11-09-2007 11:08

The AVPack is pretty amazing, see all its features here:

http://www.spacebums.co.uk/avpack/avpack.html

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Darkpoet Magne Dances With Penguins Join date: 10 Sep 2007 Posts: 201	11-08-2007 21:28 There are many HUDs and such out there that do amazing things... Omicron, MystiTool, ect I don't even know the name for half of them. What I'd like to know, is how do they compare to each other? I'v had the Omicron for a little while and am familiar with it's use and functions, but I know almost nothing about the others out there. _____________________ Life is over and death wont come, Light shines dimly from an empty sun. Riding on the flatline from a loaded gun. Numb pain, blood drains, Fading light, blurrng sight, Heartbeat stops lungs give out, Breathing stops as blood clots. Eyes glaze in a bloody haze of the final days. A wooden box holds a rotting corpse, Six feet deep on the devils porch.
Czari Zenovka I've Had it With "PC"! Join date: 3 May 2007 Posts: 3,688	11-08-2007 22:56 From: Darkpoet Magne There are many HUDs and such out there that do amazing things... Omicron, MystiTool, ect I don't even know the name for half of them. What I'd like to know, is how do they compare to each other? I'v had the Omicron for a little while and am familiar with it's use and functions, but I know almost nothing about the others out there. I purchased a MystiTool when I first came to SL after reading a thread on what couldn't you do without in SL and MystiTool kept coming up repeatedly. It's true! I would feel "bare" without my Mysti. After 6 months, I still regularly find new, wonderful features it has that I love!! (Today's example: Was shopping and approached by a noob with a very poor quality bit sticking out. He bumped into me fairly hard, so I calmly rezzed the Mysti Non-Physical vehicle and sat in it (although it appears from the outside that one is standing). It forms an invisible protective "bubble" around the passenger. Continued my shopping while noob/griefer tried to bump me a few more times but instead bounced confusedly off my NPV.) Too many features to even begin to name. There are class notecards available where the Mysti is sold of a MystiTool training class. I recommend getting those and it will give you a great idea of the many, many features of the Mysti.
Chas Connolly Registered User Join date: 24 Jan 2007 Posts: 1,433	11-09-2007 00:27 I agree, the MystiTool is amazing. And it is one of th least intrusive HUDs around. Try the freebie to get an idea. Even that has loads of features. The only other HUD I have is Force Prophesies, which is also pretty cool, but very visible on your screen.
Nicholas Lyndhurst Registered User Join date: 19 Oct 2006 Posts: 62	Can't be without 11-09-2007 01:43 MystiTool which is exceptional value and AV Pack which is the most comprehensive toolkit by far.
Pocket Pfeffer Vide Cor Meum Join date: 19 May 2007 Posts: 586	I agree 11-09-2007 02:04 Could agree more with the above posters....the Mysti Tool is probably the best all-purpose HUD out there.....and even the freebie one is great..... _____________________ [url=http://www.slexchange.com/modules.php?name=Marketplace&MerchantID=75848]My Nonsense[/url]
ArchTx Edo Mystic/Artist/Architect Join date: 13 Feb 2005 Posts: 1,993	11-09-2007 11:08 The AVPack is pretty amazing, see all its features here: http://www.spacebums.co.uk/avpack/avpack.html _____________________ VRchitecture Model Homes at http://slurl.com/secondlife/Shona/60/220/30 http://www.slexchange.com/modules.php?name=Marketplace&MerchantID=2240 http://shop.onrez.com/Archtx_Edo