Second Life Forums Archive - Paradigm shifting changes to SL, what are they?

blaze Spinnaker

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08-08-2005 19:52

Here are mine:

1 - Full fixed caching with pre-rendering tools, so we can have near quake like performance

2 - NPC Avatars we can fully automate and control

3 - Private labeling the client (so we can create our own branded entry to SL)

4 - Text to Voice

5 - Hosting servers on our own LANs

6 - Open Source

7 - Point to Point teleporting

8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe)

Others?

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Captain Barmy

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08-08-2005 19:56

9. ???
10. Profit!

Sorry, couldn't resist.

But seriously, I think the big "changes" that will affect SL the most will probably surprise me...

...and I'm no fan of the phrase "paradigm shift" -- it's been overused

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Lance Mirabeau

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08-08-2005 20:01

1 - Full fixed caching with pre-rendering tools, so we can have near quake like performance

- Arn't they working on a new renderer for 2.0?

2 - NPC Avatars we can fully automate and control

-Yes! I would love to see this.

3 - Private labeling the client (so we can create our own branded entry to SL)

- Not quite sure I understand this. You mean customizable login screen..?

4 - Text to Voice

-No. Never.

5 - Hosting servers on our own LANs

-Cool, but what would be better would be if we could host sims on our own boxes...

6 - Open Source

-Which this would probobly lead to. But I doubt they'll free their code for a long, long time to come.

7 - Point to Point teleporting

-Used to exist, with landmarks. Cost money. Then telehubs came. Offer Teleport works well enough.

8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe)

-Arn't we getting browsers on prims in 1.7?

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08-08-2005 20:06

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08-08-2005 20:11

Skinnable client, expandable like WoW has.
/me wants a f*cking built-in altitude indicator.

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08-08-2005 20:20

I'd add puppet cameras in there.

And better in-client video capture.

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blaze Spinnaker

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08-08-2005 20:21

ahaha, I think ratemyav is paradigm shifting. I just love that site

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"User-created content takes the idea of leveraging player opinions a step further by allowing them to effectively prototype new ideas and features. Developers can then measure which new concepts most improve the products and incorporate them into the game in future patches."

Vincent Cinquetti

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08-08-2005 20:21

Hosting on your own box - doubtful that would ever happen. You could easily hack the code and get info you weren't supposed to have. Access to things you don't have permission to access, access to IMs, free purchasing of items instead of paying, free money... (free willy? - no someone gave me one of those on my rezday)

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Hiro Pendragon

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08-08-2005 21:00

Reverse compatibility with WWW and an API. Everything else is just features

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Snowcrash Hoffman

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08-08-2005 21:37

From: blaze Spinnaker

Here are mine:

1 - Full fixed caching with pre-rendering tools, so we can have near quake like performance

2 - NPC Avatars we can fully automate and control

3 - Private labeling the client (so we can create our own branded entry to SL)

4 - Text to Voice

5 - Hosting servers on our own LANs

6 - Open Source

7 - Point to Point teleporting

8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe)

Others?

Of this list only #1 and #4 would be paradigm shifting, because they would change the way you interact and create content in SL.

Others would be:

1) a stand alone program for building objects with a lego like tool box and ability to upload fully 3D objects into SL. Sort of simplified MAYA for SL.

2) If #1 in your list becomes reality, ability to create Half Life like mods in SL, perhaps in a holodeck sort of areas that are independent grids that you can only enter by invitation or code. This would create a whole new enterprise, think of the possibiilties

3) A much more advanced, JAVA like object oriented programming language to replace SL scripting language. Why not a modified JAVA with a development kit and virtual machine? They can employ an inspector program to filter out malicious code and conform the reuirements.

These would be paradigm shifting

Captain Barmy

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08-08-2005 22:16

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Vincent Cinquetti

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08-08-2005 22:34

Now that is scary!

How about php

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08-09-2005 04:38

From: Hiro Pendragon

Reverse compatibility with WWW and an API. Everything else is just features

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Lordfly Digeridoo

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08-09-2005 05:33

1) Fully-featured Havok 2.0
2) Better social visualization tools.
3) a proper rating system
4) ability to host servers at your own Colo
5) infinite draw distance
6) 100% full HTML integration

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08-09-2005 06:14

From: Snowcrash Hoffman

3) A much more advanced, JAVA like object oriented programming language to replace SL scripting language. Why not a modified JAVA with a development kit and virtual machine? They can employ an inspector program to filter out malicious code and conform the reuirements.

Or maybe a real OO language that is more simple to learn. Like Ruby.

.. and if Cienna sees this, I know.. I know.

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08-09-2005 06:58

From: Lordfly Digeridoo

4) ability to host servers at your own Colo

LF

Thank you LF for making a logical statement. There is no way in the near future even if LL did offer the ability to own server software that anyone in the US in a private home will have the UPLOAD speed to run a server. It would be the bottleneck from hell. The "personal" servers would have to be hosted at a Coloco.

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blaze Spinnaker

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08-09-2005 07:23

From: someone

Thank you LF for making a logical statement. There is no way in the near future even if LL did offer the ability to own server software that anyone in the US in a private home will have the UPLOAD speed to run a server. It would be the bottleneck from hell. The "personal" servers would have to be hosted at a Coloco.

Well, that wouldn't be paradigm shifting. We already have a colo we can colocate at.

If I could transfer assets between grids I'd probably spend a lot of time on my own server on my own lan .. get a gigabit ethernet card and a high FPS machine, and ... woah.

Add to that software which can auto-generate AD&D type settings, and that would make for some cool lan parties, as well.

Plus, schools, universities and corporations could use it for various internal research and development purposes.

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"User-created content takes the idea of leveraging player opinions a step further by allowing them to effectively prototype new ideas and features. Developers can then measure which new concepts most improve the products and incorporate them into the game in future patches."

Travis Lambert

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08-09-2005 07:32

12) The Tinies craze is replaced by a more compelling fad.... boxheads!

(Sorry.... couldn't resist. Carry on

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Malachi Petunia

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08-09-2005 07:35

Forget paradigm shifting, go for dimensional shifts - much more dramatic.

SuezanneC Baskerville

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Lordfly, a question

08-09-2005 13:32

From: Lordfly

2) Better social visualization tools.

What did you mean by that?

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Lordfly Digeridoo

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08-09-2005 13:38

From: SuezanneC Baskerville

What did you mean by that?

I'd love to see more "visual" ways of how people are connected... a flowchart of social interaction, if you will.

Or maybe a "six degrees of separation" model.

Just something to show people how we're all connected.

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Seldon Metropolitan

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08-09-2005 13:41

From: Lordfly Digeridoo

I'd love to see more "visual" ways of how people are connected... a flowchart of social interaction, if you will.

Or maybe a "six degrees of separation" model.

Just something to show people how we're all connected.

LF

this is you, and this is me, and this over here, this is the eiffel tower! this is paris!</hoffman>

yea the tribe/friendster model would be interesting and be a decent way of 1) showing references, and 2) building friendships.

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08-09-2005 18:48

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Ricky Zamboni

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08-09-2005 19:28

From: blaze Spinnaker

8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe)

Wouldn't that effectively destroy at least three existing succesful businesses (SLBoutique, SLExchange, Second Server)?

Not that LL has any real obligation to *not* do that, but wouldn't it be considered "bad behaviour" by the community with some potential ugly backlash?

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blaze Spinnaker

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10-04-2005 19:23

Well, I guess we answered that one, Ricky.

I think another paradigm shifting change - change the brand to "SL 2.0"

Doesn't use the name "SecondLife" anywhere. Focuses on SL as a platform and not a game.

Bounce anyone who doesn't act like a mature, restrained adult immediately.

Paradigm shifting changes to SL, what are they?
blaze Spinnaker 1/2 Serious Join date: 12 Aug 2004 Posts: 5,898	08-08-2005 19:52 Here are mine: 1 - Full fixed caching with pre-rendering tools, so we can have near quake like performance 2 - NPC Avatars we can fully automate and control 3 - Private labeling the client (so we can create our own branded entry to SL) 4 - Text to Voice 5 - Hosting servers on our own LANs 6 - Open Source 7 - Point to Point teleporting 8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe) Others? _____________________ Taken from The last paragraph on pg. 16 of Cory Ondrejka's paper "Changing Realities: User Creation, Communication, and Innovation in Digital Worlds : "User-created content takes the idea of leveraging player opinions a step further by allowing them to effectively prototype new ideas and features. Developers can then measure which new concepts most improve the products and incorporate them into the game in future patches."
Captain Barmy Pirateocrat Join date: 18 Mar 2005 Posts: 187	08-08-2005 19:56 9. ??? 10. Profit! Sorry, couldn't resist. But seriously, I think the big "changes" that will affect SL the most will probably surprise me... ...and I'm no fan of the phrase "paradigm shift" -- it's been overused _____________________ Visit The Captain's Treasure Chest at Takalo (16, 4 or at SLExchange Use BBEdit 8.2? Textwrangler 2.1? Get the LSL Codeless Language Module.
Lance Mirabeau Pees in the shower Join date: 23 Jul 2005 Posts: 108	08-08-2005 20:01 1 - Full fixed caching with pre-rendering tools, so we can have near quake like performance - Arn't they working on a new renderer for 2.0? 2 - NPC Avatars we can fully automate and control -Yes! I would love to see this. 3 - Private labeling the client (so we can create our own branded entry to SL) - Not quite sure I understand this. You mean customizable login screen..? 4 - Text to Voice -No. Never. 5 - Hosting servers on our own LANs -Cool, but what would be better would be if we could host sims on our own boxes... 6 - Open Source -Which this would probobly lead to. But I doubt they'll free their code for a long, long time to come. 7 - Point to Point teleporting -Used to exist, with landmarks. Cost money. Then telehubs came. Offer Teleport works well enough. 8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe) -Arn't we getting browsers on prims in 1.7? _____________________ Sometimes, I think I taste like raspberry Jello...
Khamon Fate fategardens.net Join date: 21 Nov 2003 Posts: 4,177	08-08-2005 20:06 11. eeekiyejunga _____________________ Visit the Fate Gardens Website @ fategardens.net
Burke Prefect Cafe Owner, Superhero Join date: 29 Oct 2004 Posts: 2,785	08-08-2005 20:11 Skinnable client, expandable like WoW has. /me wants a fcking built-in altitude indicator. _____________________ My Blog \| My Board \| My Cafe\| My Slex*
Icon Serpentine punk in drublic Join date: 13 Nov 2003 Posts: 858	08-08-2005 20:20 I'd add puppet cameras in there. And better in-client video capture. _____________________ If you are awesome!
blaze Spinnaker 1/2 Serious Join date: 12 Aug 2004 Posts: 5,898	08-08-2005 20:21 ahaha, I think ratemyav is paradigm shifting. I just love that site _____________________ Taken from The last paragraph on pg. 16 of Cory Ondrejka's paper "Changing Realities: User Creation, Communication, and Innovation in Digital Worlds : "User-created content takes the idea of leveraging player opinions a step further by allowing them to effectively prototype new ideas and features. Developers can then measure which new concepts most improve the products and incorporate them into the game in future patches."
Vincent Cinquetti Happy-go-lucky scamp Join date: 22 Jun 2005 Posts: 134	08-08-2005 20:21 Hosting on your own box - doubtful that would ever happen. You could easily hack the code and get info you weren't supposed to have. Access to things you don't have permission to access, access to IMs, free purchasing of items instead of paying, free money... (free willy? - no someone gave me one of those on my rezday) _____________________ Canceled my products as there is no interest. Abashed, the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is.
Hiro Pendragon bye bye f0rums! Join date: 22 Jan 2004 Posts: 5,905	08-08-2005 21:00 Reverse compatibility with WWW and an API. Everything else is just features _____________________ Hiro Pendragon ------------------ http://www.involve3d.com - Involve - Metaverse / Emerging Media Studio Visit my SL blog: http://secondtense.blogspot.com
Snowcrash Hoffman Digital mind virus Join date: 30 Jan 2005 Posts: 282	08-08-2005 21:37 From: blaze Spinnaker Here are mine: 1 - Full fixed caching with pre-rendering tools, so we can have near quake like performance 2 - NPC Avatars we can fully automate and control 3 - Private labeling the client (so we can create our own branded entry to SL) 4 - Text to Voice 5 - Hosting servers on our own LANs 6 - Open Source 7 - Point to Point teleporting 8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe) Others? Of this list only #1 and #4 would be paradigm shifting, because they would change the way you interact and create content in SL. Others would be: 1) a stand alone program for building objects with a lego like tool box and ability to upload fully 3D objects into SL. Sort of simplified MAYA for SL. 2) If #1 in your list becomes reality, ability to create Half Life like mods in SL, perhaps in a holodeck sort of areas that are independent grids that you can only enter by invitation or code. This would create a whole new enterprise, think of the possibiilties 3) A much more advanced, JAVA like object oriented programming language to replace SL scripting language. Why not a modified JAVA with a development kit and virtual machine? They can employ an inspector program to filter out malicious code and conform the reuirements. These would be paradigm shifting
Captain Barmy Pirateocrat Join date: 18 Mar 2005 Posts: 187	08-08-2005 22:16 0. Support Perl, both inside and outside of SL. _____________________ Visit The Captain's Treasure Chest at Takalo (16, 4 or at SLExchange Use BBEdit 8.2? Textwrangler 2.1? Get the LSL Codeless Language Module.
Vincent Cinquetti Happy-go-lucky scamp Join date: 22 Jun 2005 Posts: 134	08-08-2005 22:34 Now that is scary! How about php _____________________ Canceled my products as there is no interest. Abashed, the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is.
Laure Seraph Registered User Join date: 30 Dec 2004 Posts: 3	08-09-2005 04:38 From: Hiro Pendragon Reverse compatibility with WWW and an API. Everything else is just features Secondty-thirded !
Lordfly Digeridoo Prim Orchestrator Join date: 21 Jul 2003 Posts: 3,628	08-09-2005 05:33 1) Fully-featured Havok 2.0 2) Better social visualization tools. 3) a proper rating system 4) ability to host servers at your own Colo 5) infinite draw distance 6) 100% full HTML integration LF _____________________ ---- http://www.lordfly.com/ http://www.twitter.com/lordfly http://www.plurk.com/lordfly
Icon Serpentine punk in drublic Join date: 13 Nov 2003 Posts: 858	08-09-2005 06:14 From: Snowcrash Hoffman 3) A much more advanced, JAVA like object oriented programming language to replace SL scripting language. Why not a modified JAVA with a development kit and virtual machine? They can employ an inspector program to filter out malicious code and conform the reuirements. Or maybe a real OO language that is more simple to learn. Like Ruby. .. and if Cienna sees this, I know.. I know. _____________________ If you are awesome!
Eboni Khan Misanthrope Join date: 17 Mar 2004 Posts: 2,133	08-09-2005 06:58 From: Lordfly Digeridoo 4) ability to host servers at your own Colo LF Thank you LF for making a logical statement. There is no way in the near future even if LL did offer the ability to own server software that anyone in the US in a private home will have the UPLOAD speed to run a server. It would be the bottleneck from hell. The "personal" servers would have to be hosted at a Coloco. _____________________
blaze Spinnaker 1/2 Serious Join date: 12 Aug 2004 Posts: 5,898	08-09-2005 07:23 From: someone Thank you LF for making a logical statement. There is no way in the near future even if LL did offer the ability to own server software that anyone in the US in a private home will have the UPLOAD speed to run a server. It would be the bottleneck from hell. The "personal" servers would have to be hosted at a Coloco. Well, that wouldn't be paradigm shifting. We already have a colo we can colocate at. If I could transfer assets between grids I'd probably spend a lot of time on my own server on my own lan .. get a gigabit ethernet card and a high FPS machine, and ... woah. Add to that software which can auto-generate AD&D type settings, and that would make for some cool lan parties, as well. Plus, schools, universities and corporations could use it for various internal research and development purposes. _____________________ Taken from The last paragraph on pg. 16 of Cory Ondrejka's paper "Changing Realities: User Creation, Communication, and Innovation in Digital Worlds : "User-created content takes the idea of leveraging player opinions a step further by allowing them to effectively prototype new ideas and features. Developers can then measure which new concepts most improve the products and incorporate them into the game in future patches."
Travis Lambert White dog, red collar Join date: 3 Jun 2004 Posts: 2,819	08-09-2005 07:32 12) The Tinies craze is replaced by a more compelling fad.... boxheads! (Sorry.... couldn't resist. Carry on ) _____________________ ------------------ The Shelter The Shelter is a non-profit recreation center for new residents, and supporters of new residents. Our goal is to provide a positive & supportive social environment for those looking for one in our overwhelming world.
Malachi Petunia Gentle Miscreant Join date: 21 Sep 2003 Posts: 3,414	08-09-2005 07:35 Forget paradigm shifting, go for dimensional shifts - much more dramatic.
SuezanneC Baskerville Forums Rock! Join date: 22 Dec 2003 Posts: 14,229	Lordfly, a question 08-09-2005 13:32 From: Lordfly 2) Better social visualization tools. What did you mean by that? _____________________ - So long to these forums, the vBulletin forums that used to be at forums.secondlife.com. I will miss them. I can be found on the web by searching for "SuezanneC Baskerville", or go to http://www.google.com/profiles/suezanne - http://lindenlab.tribe.net/ created on 11/19/03. Members: Ben, Catherine, Colin, Cory, Dan, Doug, Jim, Philip, Phoenix, Richard, Robin, and Ryan -
Lordfly Digeridoo Prim Orchestrator Join date: 21 Jul 2003 Posts: 3,628	08-09-2005 13:38 From: SuezanneC Baskerville What did you mean by that? I'd love to see more "visual" ways of how people are connected... a flowchart of social interaction, if you will. Or maybe a "six degrees of separation" model. Just something to show people how we're all connected. LF _____________________ ---- http://www.lordfly.com/ http://www.twitter.com/lordfly http://www.plurk.com/lordfly
Seldon Metropolitan Zen Taxi Driver Join date: 20 Jun 2005 Posts: 376	08-09-2005 13:41 From: Lordfly Digeridoo I'd love to see more "visual" ways of how people are connected... a flowchart of social interaction, if you will. Or maybe a "six degrees of separation" model. Just something to show people how we're all connected. LF this is you, and this is me, and this over here, this is the eiffel tower! this is paris!</hoffman> yea the tribe/friendster model would be interesting and be a decent way of 1) showing references, and 2) building friendships. _____________________ Solid Foundations, my new craptacular blog.
Siggy Romulus DILLIGAF Join date: 22 Sep 2003 Posts: 5,711	08-09-2005 18:48 Cameltoe slider Sleeping bag / Helmet radio button llHaveSex() scripting function. _____________________ The Second Life forums are living proof as to why it's illegal for people to have sex with farm animals. From: Jesse Linden I, for one, am highly un-helped by this thread
Ricky Zamboni Private citizen Join date: 4 Jun 2004 Posts: 1,080	08-09-2005 19:28 From: blaze Spinnaker 8 - Full content search and buy in the client (SLBoutique meets SecondLife.exe) Wouldn't that effectively destroy at least three existing succesful businesses (SLBoutique, SLExchange, Second Server)? Not that LL has any real obligation to not do that, but wouldn't it be considered "bad behaviour" by the community with some potential ugly backlash? _____________________
blaze Spinnaker 1/2 Serious Join date: 12 Aug 2004 Posts: 5,898	10-04-2005 19:23 Well, I guess we answered that one, Ricky. I think another paradigm shifting change - change the brand to "SL 2.0" Doesn't use the name "SecondLife" anywhere. Focuses on SL as a platform and not a game. Bounce anyone who doesn't act like a mature, restrained adult immediately.

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