Using the Second Life Recorder for fun and...well, not sure what else

[magnchase]

@OpensourceObscure i have a gameing laptop, my network suck

[magnchase]

i wish i could run my grapices this high if i tryed i would crash in 2 secs lol

[OpensourceObscure]

@magnchase unless your computer is a laptop, you should be able to upgrade its graphic card with a relatively small amount of money. Laptops have many advantages over desktop computers, but unfortunately their cheap graphic cards often mean limited Second Life graphics.

If you use SL on a constant basis, I'd suggest to get a computer that lets you at least enable Atmosferic Shaders (note that Shadows will need even more computing power though).

[kirarox012]

wat viewr is that and can plp still reocrd?

[OpensourceObscure]

@kirarox012 as far as I know, the Recording feature is a very old feature and exists in all viewers. Note that it doesn't work perfectly - but it may be fun or useful nonetheless in some cases.

[Raenessest]

awesome vid and place! was the lights and shadows part of the hud as well?

[OpensourceObscure]

@Raenessest thanks! no, lights and shadows are a native feature of the SL viewer. See this other video tutorial I made:

youtube.com/watch?v=57JzSi-CyU­0

[larkinam]

Very nice.

[DirkTalamasca]

LOL Awesome!

[fim71]

Thank you OpensourceObscure, this is a very appealing demonstration of the 'Recorder' feature. Thumbs up!

Fim