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Friendly greetings! You can learn Second Life in a fun and fast fashion! The enthusiastic Torley is your host, taking you on a tour through tips, tricks, and techniques that'll increase your confidence and make you smile. :) Whether you're a newcomer or longtime Resident, your inworld experience will benefit from these video tutorials.

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SPACENAVIGATOR: Getting started
The SpaceNavigator is like a "3D mouse", an alternative input device like a mouse or keyboard. Linden Labs offers formal support in Second Life, which should make it easier to use the SpaceNavigator. The SpaceNavigator can help you more easily navigate in 3-D applications. Inside the box are the hardware, the SpaceNavigator, and the driver CD. There is a new Preferences tab that helps you control the joystick device. The joystick has a standard USB connection. You plug the cable into your computer's standard USB port, and then start Second Life. To get the full benefit, you need to be running the SpaceNavigator-supported viewer. Once Second Life is active, click inside the window with your mouse, and turn the joystick. Subtle movements of the joystick will control the avatar, similar to using a mini-steering wheel. By default, the right button opens the SN control panel. You can configure the buttons on the joystick. You can tilt the joystick to see dramatic angles. Esc key (on keyboard) resets your view. Your keyboard can control avatar movement while SpaceNavigator changes camera angles; you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard to walk with your left hand, and use your SpaceNavigator to create more dynamic motion to the scene to look around with your right hand. As this is an early version, this technology will evolve and change. If you go to Edit menu -- Preferences -- Input & Camera tab's "Joystick Setup" button, then click "SpaceNavigator Defaults" it will revert to typical settings. If you push down on the cap of the joystick your avatar will crouch.

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  • I doooo appreciate ya being the 1st to comment here! Thanx for watching! <3

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  • I noticed that you had the SpaceNavigator at the same side of the keyboard as your mouse.

    I hope that you found out by now, that a 3D mouse is intended for operation by the non-dominant hand. That way, you can use them simultaneously.

  • cant wait to get one,

    by the way its really good to finally see you torley and put a face to that friendly voice :)

  • there is life if you are breathing you dumb ass

  • no life

  • @Andrewpheasey

    The way I got on the teen grid was by sending a support ticket at the website's support portal asking for a teen grid account. Just enter all the needed information and it should come through.

  • i want teen second life but i dont have paypal is there any way i can

  • 360 xbox controller is way better much more acurate ans smoother. By the way when i video i use ctrl alt f1 to remove names and stuff any idea how i can remove the magnifing glass thing to it gets in the way or the pointer arrow, im sure i can fade it out some how in advance menu but just dont how, its really ruining my second life experience please help me

  • "As you can see, the box opens..." Hahaha, brilliant!!

  • "dynamic" rather than 'kinetic". Dynamic is the analog relationship between static and 'dynamic', till and movement. Kinetic is 'the work needed to accelerate a body of a given mass from rest to its current velocity'... or its acceleration, defined by the energy requirement to go from one state of excitation or none, to another state of excitation or none as long as neither are the same state. So, will Linden allow us to transpose the x sim axis for the z sim axis? ?

  • ooh this looks amazing, im certaintly going to have to look into this for vid making

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