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lord fett // User Search
lord fett // User Search
Dec 27, 2004, 12:09am
oops, guess I am a little tired and wasn't thinking about that
[View Quote]c p wrote:
> lord fett wrote:
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> how do you know he didnt?
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Dec 27, 2004, 2:21am
Doing a task like that doesn't seem impossible to me, I bet there is a
way to do something like that...
[View Quote]police wrote:
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> interesting, but I have street lamps with a light on every 20-30
> meters or so on the roads, needed to guide the visitors during the
> night periods of the world.. it would be an impossible task for a bot
> to take care of so many objects.
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> Police (aka Vips)
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Dec 27, 2004, 3:41am
You could probably just tag the lights, to save cell space and just use
remote objects to turn the lights on and off. Changing 1 object in the
center of a couple of the lights is easier than changing 4-8 light
objects individually. Reduces the workload a lot that way...
[View Quote]c p wrote:
> lord fett wrote:
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> botmaker=fett
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> make bot that uses tags fett?
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> lol wouldnt be that hard eh? allow them to set a radius? a gz point, and
> the furthest most point for the bot?
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> then have it set up light tags? create name box, then that coudl have
> the name(s) used in the city? lol
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Jan 1, 2005, 2:00am
Wow, from the screenshot, the objects look amazing. Can't wait to
actually get in the world and see them first hand :) Keep up the good
work!
[View Quote]lady murasaki wrote:
> A screenshot of the world entry:
> http://www.murasaki3d.net/images/m3dspace1.jpg
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Jan 18, 2005, 10:02pm
What is the point of charging anymore, when there so many people out
there now that will do it for free? lol but I guess it doesn't hurt
to try anyways...
[View Quote]David wrote:
> I will host anyone worlds 24/7 for ten dollars per month.
> this contact me in aw or my email address david187 at charter.net
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Jan 23, 2005, 3:00am
Google ads are good and all, except when they start advertising for
competitors haha if you notice the very top ad is for Second Life :-P
[View Quote]Sgeo wrote:
> I probably should have posted about this earlier, and I still need to get
> the Title changed. http://activeworlds.wikicities.com is a new Wiki for the
> AW community. In case you havn't heard of a wiki,
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/wiki has information. Needs a lot of work (I
> was too lazy to add a single article...)
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Jan 24, 2005, 4:58pm
I didn't say that you did... I was just pointing out the fact that they
are advertising for Second Life on an Active Worlds thing. It's just
funny how those things work out sometimes :-P
[View Quote]Sgeo wrote:
> I didn't place the google ads. WikiCities did...
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> "Lord Fett" <lordfett at vectracon.com> wrote in message
> news:41f32f5c$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
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> the
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Jan 31, 2005, 1:08am
or at least do what the IM programs do where it flashes in the task bar
so that you know someone is trying to get your attention.
[View Quote]Tengel wrote:
> But then again, it would be better if it was a message popup like msn have,
> that tells you that you have join request.
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Mar 3, 2005, 12:12am
wow, that is awesome did you do all of that? excellent work! :)
[View Quote]Ferruccio wrote:
> http://www.geocities.com/tauntaun99/swcity/Ferr/pre1.jpg - 15.jpg
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Mar 10, 2005, 9:25pm
It is pretty much common sense. If an email is asking for confirdential
information, it is 99.99% a spoof trying to steal your personal
information. If a company wants you to update your personal
information/payment information, they will ALWAYS display a screen AFTER
you log in through their website. So if you follow simple logic, then
you can avoid doing anything bad that will allow the people out there to
take advantage of your account(s). And like others have said, type the
urls out and don't click the links in the emails. If you didn't expect
the email to come, then it probably was not suppose to come.
[View Quote]Shalimar wrote:
> Many of us depend heavily on PayPal for online purchases and payments. Today
> I received not one, but two fraudulent emails complete with the PayPal logo
> and all their contact and security info. The give away was that I also
> received one on another account never associated with PayPal. I contacted
> PayPal and was told there is currently a rash of spoof emails being sent out
> in the name of PayPal. Do NOT click on any links contained in an email from
> PayPal unless the salutation says Dear 'Your Account Name' NOT Dear
> PayPal User or Dear PayPal Member. If the email does not address you by
> your account name the email is NOT from PayPal. However, they are very legit
> looking and request personal account info that could enable the thieves to
> wreak havoc on your credit card or bank account. Should you receive such an
> email, do NOT click! Do a simple forward of the email to spoof.paypal.com
> and then delete the email. Let's be careful out there! :)
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Mar 24, 2005, 3:07am
means instead of AWVR... it would be AWR (AW Radio) that has the better
tunes to listen to lol
[View Quote]Queen RaMel o wrote:
> Removes the V ........0_0..?......That Means What?
>
> "C P" <chris101d at comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:4240aaf9$2 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
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Apr 4, 2005, 7:12am
The reason for the drop in users is NOT because of lack of linux
support. Not sure where you are getting this from... it is because of
the price hike that happened a while back and people not wanting to
renew. Windows is not the only platform, but it is sure the majority...
a large majority in fact and where the main stream of money is coming
from for them. And from what keeps happening to the staff/programmers at
AWI, doesnt seem like they have much manpower to work with to take on
such a task of redo the browser to have linux support. Would take a long
long time, probably several years to recode the browser. So don't expect
anything anytime soon.
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> I am not there either due to AW's Lack of Linux support, I think this is
> a reason that the user base has gone from over 1000 to less then 300 at
> times, and others even lower then that. I run SAlackware 10.1 and have
> asked they make a Linux version, as the have a Linux version of the
> World Server so why not a Linux version of the Browser? Wine the Windows
> Binary builder seems to not like aw, or aw does not like it, at least
> here. So all my builds go unattended and will probably lapse soon due to
> the unresponsiveness of all the Upper Management that thinks Windows is
> the "Only" platform that anyone uses. Be well sis and keep in touch with
> me.
May 11, 2005, 5:41pm
I was looking through your bot requirements and I came across something
very strange.
http://img171.echo.cx/img171/2386/eclipseramwtf8pn.jpg
It shows RAM: 256 MB (386 MB recommended)
Here's a question for you Strike... what is 256 + 128? lol it surely
isn't 386. 386mb - 256mb = 130mb of ram difference. How does one get
130mb of ram? Your recommendations are a bit flawed there. :-P
[View Quote]Strike Rapier wrote:
> Hello all,
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> I am taking the opportunity to expand upon the testing of my latest bot,
> Eclipse Evolution. It has been tested for several weeks now in its RC1
> state, and I am hoping to expand it into a final stage of testing before
> release with as many users as possible.
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> Eclipse Evolution is, in my opinion, a very impressive bot that is capable
> of giving you great levels of information about what is happening around
> you, and in your worlds.
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> Some features include:
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> - Creative Mass-Info GUI
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> - Automatic IP and DNS resolution*
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> - Greetings and Announcements
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> - Report generation on users
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> - Full stored database of activity
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> - Automatic world IP notification*
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> - Version Limiting* or warning
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> - Anti Seekerbot Capability*
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> - Distinct Internal Rights System
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> - Botgram Protocol Compliant**
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> - A large command set
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> (* requires eject rights when used)
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> (** allows 'hail' and 'msg')
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> In this final stage of testing I would appreciate any bugs or comments to be
> sent to me via markyr at gmail.com for me to make any appropriate changes.
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> To view documentation, and download the bot please visit:
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> ----------------------------------------------------------
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> http://zetech.swehli.com/software/evo/index.php
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> To update your bot to build 91:
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> Download build 87a (or similar), update to version 91 by overwriting any
> files in build 87a with those contained in 91 (just a few EXE and DLL
> updates for the latest SDK).
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> This tool uses C++.NET 7.1 and requires Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows
> 2003 / .NET server to run correctly. Please ensure your computer is fully up
> to date from http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com before downloading.
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> Usage License:
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> Please be aware that the free license for this software does not include
> for-profit use and does not permit the usual paid-for bot hosting, use in
> closed commercial universes or any other none-personal use. This is so I can
> apply a small developers fee for these type of users to compensate me for
> creating tools they would otherwise have to pay for to be made from scratch.
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>
> Notes:
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> Please visit http://zetech.swehli.com/software/evo/help/release/buglist.php
> for updates and documentation on any reported bugs that come in during this
> time.
>
> Also please note certain documented features are part of a build 92 alpha
> (not displayed) and are not available on build 91 (for example, Remote
> Command Lock)
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May 11, 2005, 2:26am
Yep, and what about back in the days when tourist build was always on?
There wasn't that much of a problem back then... so why would there be
one now? And like Matt888 said, there is lots of space, so there really
is no big deal to having it on for a day or so. I think it would make
things better rather than worse.
[View Quote]Gnu32 wrote:
> I can see the very happy faces of vandilisers X_X
> Probably just overreacting, but that could still happen
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> Hyper Anthony wrote:
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May 31, 2005, 2:29am
There can be tabs across the top of the chat window to switch between
the various channels and set some as default for new installations. Also
make it so that people can view a list of all channels available and be
able to add/remove and even rename channels when they want. Would be a
very good I think and would not be _that_ hard to implement.
[View Quote]syntax wrote:
> Ferruccio and I were discussing possible solutions to a problem that may be
> hurting the community's new and incoming population.
>
> Apparently, there is a steady flow of newcomers always joining into Active
> Worlds but there's no way of them to integrate themselves into the existing
> community body. Thus, they only stick around a few weeks and miss out on
> what Active Worlds has to offer. We came up with an idea of having a
> Universal Chat Channel that anyone logged into Active Worlds could join into
> and talk.
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> This would solve a few problems:
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> 1. Newbies wanting help could easily get it by asking in the Universal
> channel.
> 2. People could contact PK's easier.
> 3. People could advertise their events and projects in the chat window.
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> I'm sure there's more benefits.
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> There's more discussion and ideas floating around at
> http://www.swcity.net/yabbse/index.php?topic=3538.0.
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> What do you think?
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Jun 10, 2005, 5:30am
Yep, have had this happen to me a couple times before. You cannot select
that many objects and try to move them. Have to do smaller sections that
you know will be safe for the browser to handle.
[View Quote]DaBean o wrote:
> Furthermore:
> Heres what I've observed upon closer inspeection.. I dont know if it
> is due to massive data being copied, but:
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> After selecting objects in 4 cells ( 127 objects, extensively
> programmed) and move to another group of cells to work on.. the world
> server boots me, then re-connects me, loosing half my copy.. very
> annoying and time consuming.
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Jul 12, 2005, 6:44pm
I bought some avatars from Pyro and have never had any problems with her
sending the files over quickly after payment.
[View Quote]Woman wrote:
> Yes Builderz I do, I was fooled like many others were! It surely would be a
> different story if this happened to you now would'nt it? The truth always
> comes out! you will see, I don't know who you are or care for that matter.
> This is a community newsgroup and I am part of that group... Thank You!
> "Builderz" <builderz at vastnexus.com> wrote in message
> news:42d15016$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
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Jul 19, 2005, 3:53am
That url doesn't seem to work for me... might want to double check it
and post the correct one for us to go to :-P
[View Quote]newman111 wrote:
> Come join a fully moderated newsgroup with colorful interactive interface!
> Put a halt to the personal badmouthing in a comfortable and intriguing
> environment. Join the Acitveworlds & other Newsgroups for Activeworlds!
> 1.myfreebulletinboard.com (yes,yes i know it's free but we all can't buy the
> best :P )
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Aug 9, 2005, 5:29pm
Objects are a bit harder to work with as non-free ones usually are
associated with licensing agreements, making it so the object can only
be used in that world and not traded around to others. If a world owner
has purchased an object that they do not want anymore, they are kinda
out of luck on that one.
[View Quote]Pengwenette wrote:
> Hmmmm....thinking virtually....I wonder if world owners put objects they
> didn't want anymore at thier gz......
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> "Tart Sugar" <tartsugar at comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:42f893d8$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
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Oct 7, 2005, 10:00pm
wow, even those prices are high for what you get You can pay only
$9.95 a month and get 1 gig of space and 40gb of bandwidth at the web
host that I use. And I am hosting my object path through them without
any problems or slowness. You can view the various packages here:
www.vectracon.com/hosting
The MG-Super package is the one I am referring to in this post.
[View Quote]hyperconx1 wrote:
> At the URL below you can get 300MB for $13.99 on a monthly plan. Or $8.99
> per month on a 6 month plan. Neither has a setup fee. All plans include the
> Mambo Sitebuilder (used to build awlife), email, FTP, MySQL and all the
> other typical hosting goodies. Coming soon.... world hosting as well.
>
> http://www.hyperconx.com/
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> Sorry to step on your toes, but dude .... your prices are high.
>
> Big Wil
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Nov 10, 2005, 10:56pm
Seems their website is down too... what a lousy web host they must have.
[View Quote]Andras wrote:
> duskbat wrote:
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> No need to ban them I never saw such a sh*** implementation in my life!
> Imagine if AW needs an upgrade and the server responds it is busy
> serving other applicants and you have to retry it and retry it and ...
> again :)
> http://andras.net/images/entropia1.png
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> It is a joke so far.
> Well, the saga continues (after the 10th of the file failed to load):
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> "Are you sure you have read the EULA? You seem to have clicked the "I
> accept" button a bit fast." ROTFLMAO
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> And I am still waiting for the approval.
>
> Good luck to anyone who wants to try it!
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