Second Life Forums Archive - Muting Objects

Blaccard Burks

Registered User

Join date: 6 Apr 2007

Posts: 157

05-29-2007 07:52

It there anyway to mute offending objects that create sounds that bleed into my parcel. Lately there is a bunch of people purchasing sounds of dogs howling, coyote's howling etc. Some come from neighboring regions. I know I can mute the objects for me personally or does that affect my whole parcel....

If not.....

anyone ever create a parcel wide mute script?

Thanks,

Blaccard Burks

Travis Lambert

White dog, red collar

Join date: 3 Jun 2004

Posts: 2,819

05-29-2007 08:39

Banning an avatar from a parcel automatically mutes their chat from entering the parcel.

I'm not sure if this also holds true for objects owned by the banned avatar, but its worth a test. If its possible to do what you suggest, this is likely the only way.

There are no LSL functions that manage the mute list, or extend mute capabilities.

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Jeff Kelley

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Join date: 8 Nov 2006

Posts: 223

05-29-2007 19:15

Select "Restrict spatialized sound to this parcel" in the Media tab of the About Land dialog. It works both ways.

grumble Loudon

A Little bit a lion

Join date: 30 Nov 2005

Posts: 612

05-29-2007 22:31

I have also found that slicing a 4m wide border around the primiter of the property helps even more.

Blaccard Burks

Registered User

Join date: 6 Apr 2007

Posts: 157

05-30-2007 16:58

Thanks everyone...

Restricting spatialized sound doesn't work both ways for me. The problem is sound coming from objects whether they are sitting on someone elses property or under the ocean.

Thanks for evetones help again.

Blaccard Burks

Jeff Kelley

Registered User

Join date: 8 Nov 2006

Posts: 223

05-30-2007 17:28

From: Blaccard Burks

Restricting spatialized sound doesn't work both ways for me.

Really strange. Using it on my parcel muted my neighbour's stupid bird.

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Muting Objects - Parcel wide

Muting Objects - Parcel wide
Blaccard Burks Registered User Join date: 6 Apr 2007 Posts: 157	05-29-2007 07:52 It there anyway to mute offending objects that create sounds that bleed into my parcel. Lately there is a bunch of people purchasing sounds of dogs howling, coyote's howling etc. Some come from neighboring regions. I know I can mute the objects for me personally or does that affect my whole parcel.... If not..... anyone ever create a parcel wide mute script? Thanks, Blaccard Burks
Travis Lambert White dog, red collar Join date: 3 Jun 2004 Posts: 2,819	05-29-2007 08:39 Banning an avatar from a parcel automatically mutes their chat from entering the parcel. I'm not sure if this also holds true for objects owned by the banned avatar, but its worth a test. If its possible to do what you suggest, this is likely the only way. There are no LSL functions that manage the mute list, or extend mute capabilities. _____________________ ------------------ 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.
Jeff Kelley Registered User Join date: 8 Nov 2006 Posts: 223	05-29-2007 19:15 Select "Restrict spatialized sound to this parcel" in the Media tab of the About Land dialog. It works both ways.
grumble Loudon A Little bit a lion Join date: 30 Nov 2005 Posts: 612	05-29-2007 22:31 I have also found that slicing a 4m wide border around the primiter of the property helps even more.
Blaccard Burks Registered User Join date: 6 Apr 2007 Posts: 157	05-30-2007 16:58 Thanks everyone... Restricting spatialized sound doesn't work both ways for me. The problem is sound coming from objects whether they are sitting on someone elses property or under the ocean. Thanks for evetones help again. Blaccard Burks
Jeff Kelley Registered User Join date: 8 Nov 2006 Posts: 223	05-30-2007 17:28 From: Blaccard Burks Restricting spatialized sound doesn't work both ways for me. Really strange. Using it on my parcel muted my neighbour's stupid bird.