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Rmike Javelin
Muskrat Pilot
Join date: 20 Mar 2005
Posts: 159
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04-25-2005 20:42
Seems that on one of the older versions, I could find the screen capture file that SL used for logging on to *Last Location*. I found it helpful to remind me where I was when I crashed or logged off after a wild and crazy evening in world. I've checked my local SL folders for the new version and can't locate that graphic. So -- Can someone tell me how to get a peek at the image if it is stored on my computer. (I'm convinced it must be). Also, I often log in to my home location (poor landless me), and I hate the way I bump along under the roof while trying to get down off that damned totem thingy at the TS. It just aint cool! Is it possible to tweak the home location coords in my computer files to put me a couple of meters away, or is that info stored on line? My SL app is in my PC's program files, on C: Easy to see what my programming level is  |
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Steve Steed
Premium account
Join date: 2 Sep 2004
Posts: 420
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04-25-2005 20:55
From: Rmike Javelin Seems that on one of the older versions, I could find the screen capture file that SL used for logging on to *Last Location*. I found it helpful to remind me where I was when I crashed or logged off after a wild and crazy evening in world. I've checked my local SL folders for the new version and can't locate that graphic. So -- Can someone tell me how to get a peek at the image if it is stored on my computer. (I'm convinced it must be). Also, I often log in to my home location (poor landless me), and I hate the way I bump along under the roof while trying to get down off that damned totem thingy at the TS. It just ain't cool! Is it possible to tweak the home location coords in my computer files to put me a couple of meters away, or is that info stored on line? My SL app is in my PC's program files, on C: Easy to see what my programming level is look in C:\Documents and Settings, COMPUTER USER NAME, Application Data, SecondLife, and your SL user name C:\Documents and Settings\COMPUTER USER NAME\Application Data\SecondLife\SL USER NAME
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Rmike Javelin
Muskrat Pilot
Join date: 20 Mar 2005
Posts: 159
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Thank you Steve!!!
04-25-2005 21:45
All Right!!! So nice to get a fast reply with a solution!!! (mile-wide grin) Also, I see the settings file with lots of obvious stuff, and some not so obvious. One thing I don't see is the coords for home station. Sure would like to tweak that. I can't help but wonder what would happen if I changed my first name in that file and tried to log on? It's a real temptation. Like, if I could log on with different name, it might be interesting. I'm afraid to experiment, but like I said, sure is tempting ...  Update--
haahh --- Well now I know what happens if I change my name...
SL catches the error 
Oh well, now I know
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