Hi,
I am a beginner for second life. I try to write "Welcome to Zizawar theater" at my object/prim.
I have option to draw object but not string text.
Please help!!!!
Thks
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Zizawar Yardley
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08-31-2009 15:23
Hi,
I am a beginner for second life. I try to write "Welcome to Zizawar theater" at my object/prim. I have option to draw object but not string text. Please help!!!! Thks |
Brieanne Bomazi
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08-31-2009 15:24
you have to make the text in an external program and then upload it for use into Sl.
There are many good tutorials on making texts to use in SL. ![]() ~Brie _____________________
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Abraxes Binder
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09-01-2009 01:38
meaning 'text' is alpha textures that is placed on 'transparent' (invisiprims) if the letters should look like 'cut-outs', but there are other ways.
In sl the most primitive 'text' option is called floating-text. This is acomplished by script in the object. The drawback is that font size and even placement cant be user-controlled (well.. 'placement' can by using primsize ao \n charachters, but its usally not saticfacting) CODE
another option is the so called 'xyzText' theis is also a script based text where a charachter collection ('font') can be projected onto a prim. It is however a litle tricky. if you like read http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/XyzzyText -So the simplest way is to use gimp or ps or another graphic program and write the text you want -upload as a picture (10L prizetag) and use as texture on a prim br _____________________
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