Second Life and Virtual Worlds
Hypergrid Business is pointing people to a $10 VR Headset App being sold by AT&T. See: AT&T offers $10 VR headset, app. You may want to wait until we see more reviews. Plus, we may see some good free apps appearing.
The headset being offered in addition to the app is a Google Cardboard thing.
Of course you could get one of the 10,000 free Cardboard VR headsets offered by CM Products, LLC. Hypergrid has a funny video to go with that offer…
Or shortened to VMM… The RC Viewer: VMM Viewer version 3.8.2.303583 has been out for a few days and may make it to being the main viewer this week. On the 23rd the Lab will begin moving the marketplace to the new system. But, how will you know how to work with Second Life’s™ new marketplace?
Canary Beck is pointing out a new tutorial on the marketplace. Auryn Beorn is writing a series of guides and Canary is helping with the marketing side of the guides.
While this first guide is oriented toward opening a new store, there is a lot of information that will help exiting store owners.
There was no Second Life Server-Scripting UG Meeting this week.
The main channel got last week’s package of simulator fixes. The 3 RC channels all get the same but new package on Wednesday. This package is also about simulator fixes.
This breaks the every other week rollout pattern that has been building up.
Canary is a voice in this new round of Second Life promotional videos. The Lab released these via their YouTube channel. Several sites have talked about the new videos.
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There was no Server-Scripting UG Meeting this week.
The main channel got last week’s package of simulator fixes. The 3 RC channels all got the same but new package, or will Wednesday. This package is also about simulator fixes.
This breaks the every other week rollout pattern that has been building up.
With the new mesh bodies and body parts merchants are releasing more and more Development Kits. If you are an AvaStar user you have probably tried to use one or more of those kits with AvaStar. Some work, some don’t.
Now Gaia Clary of Machinimatrix, the source of AvaStar, is building a compatibility chart/list. If your Development Kit is compatible with AvaStar, jump over to Machimatrix and add it to the list. That is likely to help your sales of kits or kit related products.
The Kokua team has announced a Mac version of the Kokua viewer. See: KokuaNT Mac version is available for testing. The NT is for new tools.