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Jona Zilz

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Join date: 26 May 2008

Posts: 5

01-17-2009 16:34

Hello, i need to know about my history in Second Life, I need a record for the places I have been, by now I need to go to a place I have been a few months ago, I don't remember where it was. It must be recorded, can Linden Lab give us a record of our life inworld?

Briana Dawson

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Join date: 23 Sep 2003

Posts: 5,855

01-17-2009 16:52

One day in a galaxy far far away, there was darkness. And in the darkness a voice burst forth and said "Let there be Philip". And Philip Linden came to be, and the voice then said to Philip, "go forward and propagate your world with your imagination", and Philip went forward and created the Main Grid (ALL HAIL THE MAIN GRID). When the Main Grid (ALL HAIL THE MAIN GRID) was created, Philip said "Let there be light", and light came into existence and shone through the Grid, and Philip saw the light and knew that it was good.

And eventually several thousand years later, you are born.

Should i do the full LL Genesis?

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SuezanneC Baskerville

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Join date: 22 Dec 2003

Posts: 14,229

01-17-2009 18:44

If you have your local chat log, you can open it and find where it states you've teleported from.

It might be too big for some editors to open.

My 43 million byte chat log is too big for SciTE to handle.

Wordpad opens it fine.

You can search for "Teleport completed from" to find that sort of message, or search for "secondlife://" to find places people mentioned if they used that sort of secondlife url, or if you used a text editor that allows wild card searches, you might be able to find series of numbers separated by slashes or commas, etc.

Looking ahead, you can get scripted objects that record your whereabouts and let you go back and forth to places somewhat like you can with pages in a browser.

You can also make landmarks in many places, and find those either in the map or in your inventory in the landmark folder.

You can also put the landmarks in notecards with some comments to help them make sense later.

The probablity of getting LL to give you a list of where you've been is close to zero, I suspect.

If you can describe a place you want to remember, folks here might know. Reader's here have found places from descriptions I would have thought were hopelessly vague.

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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

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Members: Ben, Catherine, Colin, Cory, Dan, Doug, Jim, Philip, Phoenix, Richard,
Robin, and Ryan

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Briana Dawson

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Join date: 23 Sep 2003

Posts: 5,855

01-17-2009 19:29

From: SuezanneC Baskerville

If you have your local chat log, you can open it and find where it states you've teleported from.

It might be too big for some editors to open.

My 43 million byte chat log is too big for SciTE to handle.

Wordpad opens it fine.

You can search for "Teleport completed from" to find that sort of message, or search for "secondlife://" to find places people mentioned if they used that sort of secondlife url, or if you used a text editor that allows wild card searches, you might be able to find series of numbers separated by slashes or commas, etc.

Looking ahead, you can get scripted objects that record your whereabouts and let you go back and forth to places somewhat like you can with pages in a browser.

You can also make landmarks in many places, and find those either in the map or in your inventory in the landmark folder.

You can also put the landmarks in notecards with some comments to help them make sense later.

The probablity of getting LL to give you a list of where you've been is close to zero, I suspect.

If you can describe a place you want to remember, folks here might know. Reader's here have found places from descriptions I would have thought were hopelessly vague.

Bah, all that New Testament stuff.

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Wulfric Chevalier

Give me a Fish!!!!

Join date: 22 Dec 2006

Posts: 947

01-17-2009 23:32

From: Jona Zilz

Hello, i need to know about my history in Second Life, I need a record for the places I have been, by now I need to go to a place I have been a few months ago, I don't remember where it was. It must be recorded, can Linden Lab give us a record of our life inworld?

The MystiTool from Mystical Cookie has a TP history feature which goes back over your last 45 (I think) TPs. Not sure if the freebie version has the history feature, but I think so.

A built-in history feature in the browser that was simpler than looking back through chat logs would be very nice though.

Need to know my history in second life
Jona Zilz Registered User Join date: 26 May 2008 Posts: 5	01-17-2009 16:34 Hello, i need to know about my history in Second Life, I need a record for the places I have been, by now I need to go to a place I have been a few months ago, I don't remember where it was. It must be recorded, can Linden Lab give us a record of our life inworld?
Briana Dawson Attach to Mouth Join date: 23 Sep 2003 Posts: 5,855	01-17-2009 16:52 One day in a galaxy far far away, there was darkness. And in the darkness a voice burst forth and said "Let there be Philip". And Philip Linden came to be, and the voice then said to Philip, "go forward and propagate your world with your imagination", and Philip went forward and created the Main Grid (ALL HAIL THE MAIN GRID). When the Main Grid (ALL HAIL THE MAIN GRID) was created, Philip said "Let there be light", and light came into existence and shone through the Grid, and Philip saw the light and knew that it was good. And eventually several thousand years later, you are born. Should i do the full LL Genesis? _____________________ WooT ------------------------------ http://www.secondcitizen.net/Forum/
SuezanneC Baskerville Forums Rock! Join date: 22 Dec 2003 Posts: 14,229	01-17-2009 18:44 If you have your local chat log, you can open it and find where it states you've teleported from. It might be too big for some editors to open. My 43 million byte chat log is too big for SciTE to handle. Wordpad opens it fine. You can search for "Teleport completed from" to find that sort of message, or search for "secondlife://" to find places people mentioned if they used that sort of secondlife url, or if you used a text editor that allows wild card searches, you might be able to find series of numbers separated by slashes or commas, etc. Looking ahead, you can get scripted objects that record your whereabouts and let you go back and forth to places somewhat like you can with pages in a browser. You can also make landmarks in many places, and find those either in the map or in your inventory in the landmark folder. You can also put the landmarks in notecards with some comments to help them make sense later. The probablity of getting LL to give you a list of where you've been is close to zero, I suspect. If you can describe a place you want to remember, folks here might know. Reader's here have found places from descriptions I would have thought were hopelessly vague. _____________________ - 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 -
Briana Dawson Attach to Mouth Join date: 23 Sep 2003 Posts: 5,855	01-17-2009 19:29 From: SuezanneC Baskerville If you have your local chat log, you can open it and find where it states you've teleported from. It might be too big for some editors to open. My 43 million byte chat log is too big for SciTE to handle. Wordpad opens it fine. You can search for "Teleport completed from" to find that sort of message, or search for "secondlife://" to find places people mentioned if they used that sort of secondlife url, or if you used a text editor that allows wild card searches, you might be able to find series of numbers separated by slashes or commas, etc. Looking ahead, you can get scripted objects that record your whereabouts and let you go back and forth to places somewhat like you can with pages in a browser. You can also make landmarks in many places, and find those either in the map or in your inventory in the landmark folder. You can also put the landmarks in notecards with some comments to help them make sense later. The probablity of getting LL to give you a list of where you've been is close to zero, I suspect. If you can describe a place you want to remember, folks here might know. Reader's here have found places from descriptions I would have thought were hopelessly vague. Bah, all that New Testament stuff. _____________________ WooT ------------------------------ http://www.secondcitizen.net/Forum/
Wulfric Chevalier Give me a Fish!!!! Join date: 22 Dec 2006 Posts: 947	01-17-2009 23:32 From: Jona Zilz Hello, i need to know about my history in Second Life, I need a record for the places I have been, by now I need to go to a place I have been a few months ago, I don't remember where it was. It must be recorded, can Linden Lab give us a record of our life inworld? The MystiTool from Mystical Cookie has a TP history feature which goes back over your last 45 (I think) TPs. Not sure if the freebie version has the history feature, but I think so. A built-in history feature in the browser that was simpler than looking back through chat logs would be very nice though.

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