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Video Tutorials/Tags/es

Category:Articles for Spanish translation
Many video tutorials are categorized by one-word tags that tell you what they're about. Since a vidtut can belong to more than one category, multiple keywords are used as needed, with the first keyword being the main topic. The overall list is kept brief to be simple. Here's what they all mean:
Tag 	These video tutorials teach...
abuse 	how to deal with troubles which violate our Community Standards.
audio 	topics related to sound, like muting annoying noises and playing parcel music.
avatar 	how to customize and use your avatar — your virtual self in Second Life — with greater confidence.
basic 	the most essential skills you need for a successful, happy Second Life.
build 	how to make stuff using Second Life's own building tools.
control 	how to move your avatar, camera, and handle the user interface more effectively.
explore 	how to travel around inworld and discover cool new stuff.
external tool	3rd-party programs outside of Second Life, like Sculptypaint for sculpted prims and QAvimator for animations.
group 	various things related to the groups system, like group permissions and communication.
inventory 	how to sort and manage your account's inventory, which contains your clothes, objects, textures, etc.
land 	land-related stuff. See the LAND series for in-depth coverage of buying & selling, land control options, and more.
performance 	tips 'n' tricks to make Second Life run faster for you.
script 	how to make stuff using Second Life's own Linden Scripting Language.
search 	how to find stuff inworld with the Search tools.
shop 	consumer-related activities, like how to buy stuff and what to do with it.
snapshot 	the joy of inworld photography using the Snapshot tools.
social 	interpersonal skills, like chatting with other Residents and getting along.
tech 	technical aspects usually oriented towards advanced users, like Debug Settings.
web 	how to use parts of our website, secondlife.com.
workaround 	an alternative path to deal with a bug or annoyance.
video 	topics related to watching videos with parcel media in Second Life.
The above uses keywords you'll also find our Knowledge Base, which contains many useful articles to learn from, some of them with accompanying video tutorials. We're working on better integration to make it easier for you to find what you need.
Video Tutorials/TotW/es

Category:Articles for Spanish translation
== Tip of the Week ==
Just about every week, Torley shares a video tip to make your Second Life better! From improving performance to building things to hidden secrets, you'll learn something valuable.
Newer tips are towards the top, and you can sort by clicking the icons in column headers.
# 	Title - click to watch! 	High-Quality	What's it about?
40	Make seamless textures with Wood Workshop 	DOWNLOAD 	external tool, build
39	Record voice chat and sounds 	DOWNLOAD 	audio, external tool, social
38	What is a group liability? 	DOWNLOAD 	group, land, web
37	Who are Lindens? 	DOWNLOAD 	social, explore, web
36	Let friends & groups edit your objects 	DOWNLOAD 	social, group, build
35	Play YouTube videos in Second Life 	DOWNLOAD 	video, external tool, build
34	Learn building at the Ivory Tower of Primitives	DOWNLOAD 	build, explore
33	Play parcel music 	DOWNLOAD 	audio, external tool, land
32	Sculpted prims made simpleText versions 	DOWNLOAD 	build, external tool
31	Creating & uploading animations 	DOWNLOAD 	avatar, external tool
30	Graphics Preferences GuideText versions 	DOWNLOAD 	performance, control
29	Using the Second Life Wiki 	DOWNLOAD 	web, tech
28	Particle editing magic! 	DOWNLOAD 	script, build
27	Making transparent textures 	DOWNLOAD 	build, external tool
26	Advanced attachment adjustment 	DOWNLOAD 	avatar, shop, build
25	All about the Mini-Map 	DOWNLOAD 	control, explore
24	Navigating in small spaces 	DOWNLOAD 	control
23	Using SLURLs for easy travel 	DOWNLOAD 	control, explore, web
22	Editing and uploading sounds 	DOWNLOAD 	audio, external tool
21	Sound sliders explained 	DOWNLOAD 	audio, control
20	QUICK-Searching the Issue Tracker 	DOWNLOAD 	web, tech
19	Text chat macros 	DOWNLOAD 	avatar, social, control
18	How to report a bug 	DOWNLOAD 	web, tech, external tool
17	How to run multiple viewers at the same time! 	DOWNLOAD 	tech, workaround
16	How to make a gift box… happy holidays! 	DOWNLOAD 	build, social
15	How to get texture info 	DOWNLOAD 	build, control, tech
14	How to set multiple permissions easier 	DOWNLOAD 	build, control
13	How to show your stuff in our new Search 	DOWNLOAD 	search, explore, control
12	How to easily boost viewer performance 	DOWNLOAD 	performance, control
11	Welcome to WindLight! 	DOWNLOAD 	performance, control
10	How to use the new Search 	DOWNLOAD 	search, explore, control
09	How to create and join a group 	DOWNLOAD 	group
08	How to deal with some common annoyances 	DOWNLOAD 	workaround
07	A deeper taste of the pie menu 	DOWNLOAD 	control
06	More inventory management tips 	DOWNLOAD 	inventory
05	3 useful "Show" options in the Tools menu 	DOWNLOAD 	build, control
04	How to use beacons and highlights 	DOWNLOAD 	control, abuse
03	A yummy mix of user interface tricks 	DOWNLOAD 	control
02	How to move your camera further and better 	DOWNLOAD 	control, avatar
01	How to turn off the typing animation and sound 	DOWNLOAD 	workaround, control, avatar
Vienna Freebies/de

== Geschichte und wer wir sind ==
Vienna Freebies ist mittlerweile einer der bekanntesten Marken in Secondlife. Der Name ist unwiederruflich verbunden mit High Quality Freebies, also kostenlosen Objekten in Secondlife. Von Klamotten bis hin zu Haeusern und Tools kann man bei Vienna Freebies auf den Sim alles finden was das Herz begehrt.
Die Ansprechpartner stehen bei allen Fragen gerne zur Verfuegung, auch Kooperationen sind erwuenscht.
ViewerEffect

==Message Layout==
ViewerEffect Medium 17 NotTrusted Zerocoded
{
	AgentData		Single
	{	AgentID		LLUUID	}
	{	SessionID	LLUUID	}
}
{
	Effect Variable
	{	ID			LLUUID	} // unique UUID of the effect
	{	AgentID		LLUUID	} // yes, pack AgentID again (note this block is variable)
	{	Type		U8	} // Type of the effect
	{	Duration	F32	} // F32 time (seconds)
	{	Color		Fixed		4	} // Color4U
	{	TypeData	Variable	1	} // Type specific data
}
==Types and formats==
Name 	Value	Used 	Notes
LL_HUD_TEXT 	0 	No 	
LL_HUD_ICON 	1 	No 	
LL_HUD_CONNECTOR 	2 	No 	
LL_HUD_FLEXIBLE_OBJECT 	3 	No 	
LL_HUD_ANIMAL_CONTROLS 	4 	No 	
LL_HUD_LOCAL_ANIMATION_OBJECT 	5 	No 	
LL_HUD_CLOTH 	6 	No 	
LL_HUD_EFFECT_BEAM 	7 	Yes 	See TypeData STP
LL_HUD_EFFECT_GLOW 	8 	No 	
LL_HUD_EFFECT_POINT 	9 	Yes 	See TypeData STP
LL_HUD_EFFECT_TRAIL 	10 	Yes 	See TypeData STP
LL_HUD_EFFECT_SPHERE 	11 	Yes 	See TypeData STP
LL_HUD_EFFECT_SPIRAL 	12 	Yes 	See TypeData STP
LL_HUD_EFFECT_EDIT 	13 	Yes 	See TypeData STP
LL_HUD_EFFECT_LOOKAT 	14 	Yes 	See TypeData STPT
LL_HUD_EFFECT_POINTAT 	15 	Yes 	See TypeData STPT
LL_HUD_EFFECT_VOICE_VISUALIZER	16 	Unknown	
LL_HUD_NAME_TAG 	17 	Unknown	
===TypeData STP===
Byte 0-16: LLUUID Source 
Byte 16-32: LLUUID Target 
Byte 32-56: LLVector3d Position (In global coordinates(I think?)) 
===TypeData STPT===
Byte 0-16: LLUUID Source 
Byte 16-32: LLUUID Target 
Byte 32-56: LLVector3d Position (Global position if Target is NULL_KEY, else relative to Target) 
Byte 57: U8 Type (See below for specifics) 
Types for LookAt:
For information on what these mean, see Show Look At.
Name 	Value
LOOKAT_TARGET_NONE 	0
LOOKAT_TARGET_IDLE 	1
LOOKAT_TARGET_AUTO_LISTEN 	2
LOOKAT_TARGET_FREELOOK 	3
LOOKAT_TARGET_RESPOND 	4
LOOKAT_TARGET_HOVER 	5
LOOKAT_TARGET_CONVERSATION	6
LOOKAT_TARGET_SELECT 	7
LOOKAT_TARGET_FOCUS 	8
LOOKAT_TARGET_MOUSELOOK 	9
LOOKAT_TARGET_CLEAR 	10
LOOKAT_NUM_TARGETS 	11
Types for PointAt
Name 	Value
POINTAT_TARGET_NONE 	0
POINTAT_TARGET_SELECT	1
POINTAT_TARGET_GRAB 	2
POINTAT_TARGET_CLEAR 	3
POINTAT_NUM_TARGETS 	4
==Usage and Notes==
Viewer side effect that's sent from one viewer, and broadcast to other agents nearby (selection beams, PointAt, LookAt).
viewer-->sim (single effect created by viewer)
sim-->viewer (multiple effects that can be seen by viewer)
The AgentData block is used for authentication for viewer-->sim messages
Category:Messages
ViewerStartAuction

==Message Layout==
{
	ViewerStartAuction	Low NotTrusted Unencoded
	{
		AgentData	Single
		{	AgentID		LLUUID	}
		{	SessionID	LLUUID	}
	}
	{
		ParcelData	Single
		{	LocalID		S32		}
		{	SnapshotID	LLUUID	}
	}
}
==Usage and Notes==
Category:Messages
Category:Auction Messages
ViewerStats

==Message Layout==
{
 ViewerStats Low NotTrusted Zerocoded
 {
 AgentData Single
 { AgentID LLUUID }
 { SessionID LLUUID }
 { IP IPADDR }
 { StartTime U32 }
 { RunTime F32 } 
 { FPS F32 } 
 { Ping F32 } 
 { MetersTraveled F64 }
 { RegionsVisited S32 }
 { SysRAM U32 }
 { SysOS Variable 1 } 
 { SysCPU Variable 1 } 
 { SysGPU Variable 1 } 
 }
 {
 DownloadTotals Single
 { World U32 }
 { Objects U32 }
 { Textures U32 }
 }
 {
 NetStats Multiple 2
 { Bytes U32 }
 { Packets U32 }
 { Compressed U32 }
 { Savings U32 }
 }
 { 
 FailStats Single
 { SendPacket U32 }
 { Dropped U32 }
 { Resent U32 }
 { FailedResends U32 }
 { OffCircuit U32 }
 { Invalid U32 }
 }
 {
 MiscStats Variable
 { Type U32 }
 { Value F64 }
 }
}
==Usage and Notes==
Category:Messages
ViewerStats CAP

For sending performance stats
POST:
<llsd><map><key>agent</key><map><key>agents_in_view</key><integer>1</integer><key>fps</key><real>59.978721369801427</real><key>language</key><string>en</string><key>mem_use</key><real>202276</real><key>meters_traveled</key><real>3050.1914267639863</real><key>ping</key><real>108.5831298828125</real><key>regions_visited</key><integer>1</integer><key>run_time</key><real>1228.2728271484375</real><key>sim_fps</key><real>37.987639903895889</real><key>start_time</key><real>1215179379.7271729</real><key>version</key><string>Second Life Release Candidate 1.20.12.90824</string></map><key>downloads</key><map><key>object_kbytes</key><real>382.9384765625</real><key>texture_kbytes</key><real>129.001953125</real><key>world_kbytes</key><real>15172.5390625</real></map><key>misc</key><map><key>Version</key><real>0</real><key>Vertex Buffers Enabled</key><real>1</real></map><key>session_id</key><uuid>01010101-0101-0101-0101-010101010101</uuid><key>stats</key><map><key>failures</key><map><key>dropped</key><integer>3</integer><key>failed_resends</key><integer>53</integer><key>invalid</key><integer>116</integer><key>off_circuit</key><integer>0</integer><key>resent</key><integer>136</integer><key>send_packet</key><integer>0</integer></map><key>misc</key><map><key>int_1</key><integer>0</integer><key>int_2</key><integer>0</integer><key>string_1</key><string>1152x808</string></map><key>net</key><map><key>in</key><map><key>compressed_packets</key><integer>2128</integer><key>kbytes</key><real>3514.9326171875</real><key>packets</key><integer>34871</integer><key>savings</key><real>201.6865234375</real></map><key>out</key><map><key>compressed_packets</key><integer>0</integer><key>kbytes</key><real>0</real><key>packets</key><integer>17243</integer><key>savings</key><real>0</real></map></map></map><key>system</key><map><key>cpu</key><string>Intel Core 2 Series Processor (2200 MHz)</string><key>gpu</key><string>NVIDIA Class 3 NVIDIA GeForce 9600</string><key>gpu_class</key><integer>3</integer><key>gpu_vendor</key><string>NVIDIA</string><key>gpu_version</key><string /><key>os</key><string>Microsoft Windows XP </string><key>ram</key><integer>2096620</integer></map></map></llsd>
Response:
<llsd><undef /></llsd>
Viewer 2 Help

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Welcome to our lovely Viewer 2!
We've got lots of help to support the awesome improvements!
This page is an easy list of all Viewer 2 help resources and is curated by the Documentation Team. Eventually, it'll graduate into our Knowledge Base. Have a suggestion? Let Torley know.
== Fresh tips & tricks ==
On SLTNT, get a dose of dynamite knowledge!
See the list of older tips.
== What help is available for Viewer 2? ==
* Totally new context-sensitive help built into the Viewer - Open just about any window, sidebar tab, and so on, and click the ? button. It doesn't get any easier. For example:
*: 
:For information on how this is provided, see Viewer Help Dashboard.
* Quick Start Guide - A comprehensively-illustrated tour of what you need to know. Also available from the Viewer's sidebar when you click the Home tab:
*: 
* Beta FAQ - Hot questions answered in PDF format.
* Release Notes - Need to dig into the details and get a blow-by-blow list of what's changed? Check these out.
* Beginner's Video Tutorials - Like visual learning? Check out these fun and friendly how-tos hosted by Torley. For example:
*: 
* Viewer 2 Video Tutorials - Switching over from Viewer 1.23? You'll want to see this growing collection.
* Viewer 2 Moves - What features moved where.
* Answers to a Few FAQs on Viewer 2 - Covers media controls, build menu, object inspector, HUDs and the sidebar, and PPC Mac support.
== Shared Media ==
^ Showing web content on a prim is one of Viewer 2's flagship features. Click through to get help and see examples!
== How is the Knowledge Base being updated for Viewer 2 help? ==
In many cases, the new in-Viewer context sensitive help replaces old articles, which we'll be archiving as we transition from Viewer 1.23 to 2. In addition, the Documentation Team is focusing on hot stuff to update. The process is incremental and gradual, and since the KB is Resident-contributed, if you'd like to help, come join us!
=== Viewer help system ===
Viewer Help Dashboard provides some basic information and links on Viewer 2's context-sensitive help system.
You can also view the the slide presentation Rand Linden and Jeremy Linden gave at the 2010 STC Technical Communication Summit.
== Resident-shared help ==
* Second Life Answers - Ask fellow Residents questions about Viewer 2! Feel the love.
** If you want to share Viewer 2 experiences, we also have a forum for that.
* Viewer 2 Tweaks - Compilation of ways to change the interface, restore old functionality, and explore new debug settings.
* Viewer 2 Skins - Skins that make changes to the functionality and look and feel of the viewer. These can be downloaded and applied easily.
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide

Welcome to the Second Life Viewer 2 beta! This guide will help you get started fast, by explaining how to complete some of the most common tasks you'll need to get the most out of your Second Life experience. It might be helpful to print pages from this guide for reference as you explore the world.
Guide de mise à niveau en français
Viewer 2 Upgrade-Leitfaden auf deutsch
日本語版ビューワ 2 アップグレードガイド
Category:Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Appearance

In Second Life, you can look like -- and wear -- anything you want. Edit your appearance to adjust your physical features and body, and select clothing, outfits and costumes to wear from your inventory. You can customize your appearance however you like, or buy pre-designed avatars and outfits that other Residents have made.
===Wearing objects or clothing in your inventory===
 
===Buying outfits and avatars===
Free and paid outfits and avatars are available in stores. To purchase, you'll need Linden dollars (L$) which can be bought by clicking Buy L$ at the top right of your screen.
To see a wide selection of items to purchase, visit the [marketplace.secondlife.com Second Life Marketplace].
Category: Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Appendix - Keyboard Shortcuts

===Movement===
Walk forward 	or
Walk backward	or
Turn left 	or
Turn right 	or
Run 	Double-tap or
Always run 	+
Jump 	or (Tap once)
Toggle flying	or
Fly up 	Hold or hold
Fly down 	Hold or hold
===View===
Mouselook 	
Reset View 	
Look at 	Hold and click mouse to re-center
Zoom in 	+
Zoom default	+
Zoom out 	+
===Communicate===
Friends 	++
Local chat history 	+
Look at last speaker	+
Gestures 	+
===System===
Undo 	+
Redo 	+
Cut 	+
Paste 	+
Duplicate 	+
Select all 	+
Deselect 	+
Close window 	+
Close all windows	++
===General===
Preferences 	+
Help 	
Search 	+
World Map 	+
Mini-map 	++
Teleport home 	++
Inventory sidebar	+
Inventory floater	++
Build 	+
Upload image 	+
Take snapshot 	++
Quit Second Life 	+
Category: Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Help

There's a lot to learn in Second Life, but you're never alone. If you have questions, need advice, or don't know what to do, help is always waiting for you. Visit the Support Portal at secondlife.com/support to get help now!
At the Support Portal, you can find:
*Knowledge Base: which contains helpful information and videos about your avatar, Linden dollars, and more.
*Support Tickets: If you can't find the help you need in the Knowledge Base or Viewer Help, you can submit a ticket to the Second Life Support Staff.
*Live Chat: Premium members have access to Live Chat support in Second Life.
*Billing Support: If you have a non-technical issue with you account, you can call the Billing Team toll free 24/7.
For a list of help and transition resources specific to Second Life Viewer 2, visit Viewer_2_Help.
===Viewer Help===
If you're confused about a control or button in the Second Life Viewer, you can press the ? button found in the upper-right corner of any window or press to access context-sensitive help about the window or sidebar panel you're looking at.
Category: Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/IMs and voice calls

Want to have a private conversation? Use instant messages or voice calls to talk to other users, no matter where they are in Second Life.
===Opening a new instant message or voice call session===
You can open a new IM or private voice session by right-clicking a nearby Resident and choosing IM or Call from the contextual menu. You can also start IM and voice sessions from the People tab of the sidebar by selected a Resident and pressing the IM or Call button.
 
===Parts of the IM window===
When you receive an IM, a thumbnail portrait appears in the Notifications section of the bottom bar:
Click the thumbnail to open the IM session and chat privately with that Resident. You can "tear off" this window by clicking the title bar and dragging it upward to keep it open while you perform other tasks.
Category: Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Inspectors

Inspectors are temporary, context-sensitive control panels that appear when you hover your mouse cursor over an avatar or an interactive object. Inspectors are designed to help you explore and interact with the world around you; they provide you with brief details about an avatar or object, and give you access to many options for interaction.
Notably, opening an Inspector for a Resident who has voice enabled allows you to adjust the volume of that individual Resident's voice communication.
===Avatar Inspector===
===Object Inspector===
Category: Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Interface overview

To access most of the features, tools, and options in the Second Life Viewer, you'll want to get comfortable finding your way around the menu bar at the top of the screen and the task panel bar at the bottom of the screen.
===Top Menu Bar===
===Bottom Task Panel Bar===
===Sidebar===
The sidebar is a multi-functional display that contains many useful tools for customizing your avatar, exploring the world, and learning about your surroundings.
Category:Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Location

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The world of Second Life is gigantic, and getting bigger every day. If you want to visit a specific location, you can search for it on the map. You can create and save landmarks -- bookmarks that will bring you back to specific locations. Use landmarks to save time and jump straight to your favorite places!
===The World Map===
The World Map is a constantly-updated map of the entire world of Second Life. In addition to exploring new locations, you can use the map to search for events, previously stored landmarks, and online friends. Once you find a suitable destination, you can teleport there instantly or copy a SLurl to send to a friend.
===Landmarks===
Landmarks are inventory items that store the coordinates of a location so you can visit it later. To create a new landmark at your current location, choose World > Landmark this place or click the star icon in the location field at the top of your screen.
To return to a landmark you've created, click the Places tab of the sidebar and double-click the landmark to which you wish to return.
===Maturity===
You can find the maturity rating of a location in the address field on the top bar. A location's maturity rating defines what sort of activity is acceptable in that area. For more detailed information on maturity ratings and what they mean, visit Maturity ratings: an overview.
===Teleport===
You can teleport to get from one location to another quickly. To invite a friend to your location, open your Friends list and click Teleport.
===SLurl===
You can use SLurls to teleport to new locations. A SLurl is a web-based link to a location in Second Life. If you click a SLurl with Second Life open on your computer, you can immediately teleport to that location.
Category: Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Make friends

Second Life is a lot more fun when you have friends to explore it with. When you meet interesting people, you can ask for permission to add them to your Friends list. Then, use the Friends list to see which friends are online, send them messages, view their profiles, and more.
===Nearby friends===
To add a nearby Resident to your Friends list, right-click the Resident's avatar and select Add Friend.
===Friends list===
You can view your Friends list by clicking the People tab of the sidebar, then the My Friends tab.
Category: Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Moving

In Second Life, your avatar can walk, run, and even fly. If you prefer, you can also use an onscreen control panel to move around.
===Walk===
You can walk around Second Life by pressing the arrow keys on your computer's keyboard. You can also press the Move button to open the movement control panel:
===Fly===
When you press the Fly mode button on the movement control panel, your avatar begins flying. Press and to fly up and down, or use the up and down arrows that appear on the movement control panel. To stop flying and return to walk or run mode, press Stop Flying:
===Sit===
To sit on a chair or other object, right-click it and choose Sit Here from the contextual menu. Sitting attaches your avatar to the object and prevents you from moving; to stand up and begin moving again, click the Stand button that appears at the bottom of your screen:
Category:Quick Start Guide
Viewer 2 Quick Start Guide/Seeing

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By default you'll see Second Life from just behind your avatar, but you can move and turn the camera around to look at whatever you like -- including yourself.
===Keyboard & mouse===
Hold and left-click with your mouse to focus your camera on a new point. To zoom and rotate your view around that point, hold the mouse button down and continue to hold while moving your mouse; move the mouse up and down to zoom, left and right to rotate. 
You can press at any time to return your camera view to behind your avatar.
===Camera control panel===
You can click View at any time to open the camera control panel. At the bottom of the panel are four buttons that correspond to four different view modes:
====Orbit camera====
Rotates your view around a point you select by holding and clicking on an object or avatar. If you do not select a point, the view rotates around your avatar by default. You can also zoom your camera view by using the vertical slider.
====Pan camera====
Moves your camera up, down, left, and right. You can also zoom your camera view by using the vertical slider.
====Avatar views====
Shows four convenient camera views of your avatar.
====Free view====
Allows you to move your camera freely with the keyboard and mouse controls.
Category: Quick Start Guide