Exceptions to auto-return
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Daisy Rimbaud
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06-15-2007 04:49
If I want to have auto-return on, but not for it to affect one or two named people, is there any way to do it other than by creating a group and transferring the land to group ownership?
If not, do I have to go round setting every object already existing on the plot to the appropriate group?
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bilbo99 Emu
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06-15-2007 04:54
Hello Daisy, in your 'About Land' you have an access list. I'm pretty certain anyone set in here with 'create objects' ticked will avoid auto-return.
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Ed Gobo
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06-15-2007 05:07
Does not that put ban lines up for everyone else?
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bilbo99 Emu
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06-15-2007 05:17
From: Ed Gobo Does not that put ban lines up for everyone else? I don't know Ed. I'd be interested to hear.
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Deandra Watts
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06-15-2007 05:19
Not sure of any other option than setting to group. When I deeded my old land to group I didn't have to set every object to group, just certain items like the TV and jukebox, they were set to work that way, though *shrugs*
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Marine Kelley
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06-15-2007 05:21
I'd be interested to know another way too. However you're not obliged to "deed" the land to the group Daze, you just set its group to whatever ("Set..." button on the land window). You remain the owner, but the group you've selected obtains special rights such as no autoreturn for instance.
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Daisy Rimbaud
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06-15-2007 05:24
Ah, thanks Marine - that should be easy enough - though I was hoping to avoid having yet another group to worry about!
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poopmaster Oh
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06-15-2007 07:21
you do not have to 'deed' to group you can set land to a group without deeding it
and objects also set to group do not get autoreturned.
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Ricky Yates
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06-15-2007 07:46
A big benefit of deeding, however, is that you get a 10% land tier increase this way. Especially with larger land holdings, this can be quite substantial and save a lot of $$ if you manage tier fees through 2+ accounts.
To answer the OP questions: Yes, you need a group and set the parcel to that group, but no, you don't have to deed the land.
The easiest way to set the group for the objects on the parcel is to select several of them at once and then change the group in one fell swoop using the object edit dialogue box. Just be careful not to select any objects on adjacent parcels; it won't work then.
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Banking Laws
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06-15-2007 07:56
Access lists only bans everyone else if you select 'allow only these avatars', the same way group land is group access only if you check 'only this group'
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bilbo99 Emu
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06-15-2007 09:12
From: Banking Laws Access lists only bans everyone else if you select 'allow only these avatars', the same way group land is group access only if you check 'only this group' Thankyou. The law comes through again 
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Daisy Rimbaud
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06-15-2007 09:59
From: Ricky Yates A big benefit of deeding, however, is that you get a 10% land tier increase this way. Especially with larger land holdings, this can be quite substantial and save a lot of $$ if you manage tier fees through 2+ accounts.
To answer the OP questions: Yes, you need a group and set the parcel to that group, but no, you don't have to deed the land.
The easiest way to set the group for the objects on the parcel is to select several of them at once and then change the group in one fell swoop using the object edit dialogue box. Just be careful not to select any objects on adjacent parcels; it won't work then. If I don't deed the land, then I assume I don't have to set my own objects to group, is that right? The land tier increase wouldn't affect me as the land is not mainland. |
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Ricky Yates
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06-15-2007 10:13
From: Daisy Rimbaud If I don't deed the land, then I assume I don't have to set my own objects to group, is that right?
The land tier increase wouldn't affect me as the land is not mainland. Correct on both counts. |