From time to time I use longer train or airplane rides for some creative work (i.e. scripting).
For that, it would be very beneficial to have an offline reference for LSL. Ideally, something like the wiki, but working w/o an Internet connection in place.
Anybody out there who has a TXT, RTF, PDF, web archive or whatever with LSL descriptions?
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BlueSun Beresford
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08-07-2007 08:29
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Django Yifu
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08-07-2007 11:27
This may not be exactly what your after but may take you some way to what you need. It's pretty comprehensive in terms of usefulness and script checking and they claim contains a complete LSL guide.
It has the added bonus of compiling and debugging scripts. I have however found the latest version less than stable on my machine. http://www.lsleditor.org/ |
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Shadow Subagja
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08-07-2007 11:47
Might try this one too:
http://secondlife.com/developers/resources/pdfs/LSLGuide.pdf |
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Strife Onizuka
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08-07-2007 12:52
Might try this one too: http://secondlife.com/developers/resources/pdfs/LSLGuide.pdf That hasn't been updated in a long time. _____________________
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BlueSun Beresford
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08-07-2007 13:52
This may not be exactly what your after but may take you some way to what you need. It's pretty comprehensive in terms of usefulness and script checking and they claim contains a complete LSL guide. It has the added bonus of compiling and debugging scripts. I have however found the latest version less than stable on my machine. http://www.lsleditor.org/  Thanks! |
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Shadow Subagja
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08-07-2007 14:06
That hasn't been updated in a long time. Oh thats a bummer. |
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Osgeld Barmy
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08-07-2007 20:06
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