Saving objects back to your inventory - Second Life Video Tu

[jacklindahl]

Too bad this feature was disabled. Maybe this tutorial should be ..uh.. erased?

[theAsianman3000]

man......i wish i knew this

[7ommy77]

Ohh thx men!

[skullsrock4ever95]

????? kool???????xD?????????????????­????????

[thaumata]

whooo! I didn't know this either! nice!

[animexioncom]

Nice!!!!!! the comunity spanish in SL is very large!! pls u make tutorials in spanish??? thanks :D

[DarioDarrow]

wow great tutorial Torley! this should help keep my inventory below 20k :)

and it was nice a surprise to see the chair I made being used in the demo :D

[ynotbegoodtoall]

Another Great Tutorial! THANK YOU!!!!

Now if you can just get SL to revert to work with the previous Quicktime version for Windows 2k Users. I don't want to use a bloated XP just for SL!

Love your tutorials tho!

Thanks Torley!

[kakurady]

If you think XP is bloated, just look at Vista. (By the way you won't be able to buy XP at retail after June 2008...)

[jimathippycentral]

Torley - I love you. You just saved me hours of chasing around my inventory looking for the latest version numbers. It'd be really cool to have a keyboard shortcut for this one tho - that'd make it a lot easier to do - and make an old hippy very happy.

[AndrogyneMichinaga]

Ace. Funnily enough I was pondering on this last night. I have got a copiable texture organiser and have renamed copies as wood, glass, brick etc. When I top them up with more textures it seems good to do that in my studio and then save back to inventory, so that I still have the same organiser with same contents at sandbox, and be able to have both copies be the same. That's a really useful tutorial.

[thaumata]

I have an organizer like that, too, and what I do after adding/deleting things from it is to always add the date to the end of it. This way, I can rez the most recent one and delete oldies when I find them. Still, this tip eliminates the need for me to do that.

[cvirtue]

Cool -- although automatic version numbers would be an alternate way of keeping track of this sort of clutter, too.

Nice nonhuman av, Torley!

[Sokonomi]

Sexy feature! I wonder if that works with adding or removing prims to the object too.

[chacharu]

HOLY. CRAP. thankyousomuch.