As part of its strategy to increase collaboration across the industry
and academic sectors, Intel Labs announced it will release source code
for its Distributed Scene Graph 3-D Internet technology. This code is
part of an ongoing effort to augment the OpenSim open-source virtual
world simulator and will enable developers to build virtual regions
where people can work or play online with a cast of thousands, instead
of being limited to less than a hundred today – a more than 20 times
improvement. Virtual environments have applications from entertainment
and education to social networking. Intel showed an example of how the
technology could enable a massive multi-player “game” to train first
responders for different disaster scenarios.
Justin Reeve on 29 Apr 11This site will help you create scripts for your Second Life objects. These scripts allow you to add interactive elements to your builds without knowing how to code. All of the script are released under a creative commons license, which means that you can use them freely! This site tries to map the way you think into the way the LSL interpreter thinks. First choose what you want your object to do, then when you would like it to happen. You may be prompted to add some additional information. For example, you can create a script that will give a landmark to an avatar when they click on an object, prompt them to load your web site when they say "web" in chat, or simply welcome them to your land.
