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I think the general rule is here that if its something like Emerald's
multi-attach where it doesn't work or causes artifacts for other
viewers, it needs to go through LL, get PO approval and a project for
getting effected APIs added or changed, as wel
(I am not a lawyer, but...)
>From the text in the blog post, it looks like it's intended to be an
anti-fragmentation measure. I don't think it's literally a desire to make
the TPV devs wait until the official viewer catches up (and definitely not
to make TPV people "develop [features] for the LL
Actually, under 2.k, features like breast physics, secondary attachments,
shared parcel WL etc, would have never been permitted to exist. And this
means that any feature in the future to which a TPV may conjur up, which
effects the shared experience (Ie. something one user could see but another
cou
Guess its how you interpreted it wheww.
On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 6:00 PM, Cinder Roxley wrote:
> Yes, you're mistaken. The key phrase there is "alters the shared
> experience of the virtual world". A tpv can alter individual user's
> experiences, (UI, build tools, controls, graphics enhancements
Yes, you're mistaken. The key phrase there is "alters the shared
experience of the virtual world". A tpv can alter individual user's
experiences, (UI, build tools, controls, graphics enhancements) but not
the shared experience of the world. IE, exposing information such as
the friend online v
Holy...
That's a huge policy change.
On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 5:44 PM, Nalates Urriah wrote:
> Does this new policy essentially eliminate the reason for the existence of
> 3rd party viewers:
>
> 2.k : You must not provide any feature that alters the shared experience
> of the virtual world in any
Does this new policy essentially eliminate the reason for the existence of
3rd party viewers:
2.k : You must not provide any feature that alters the shared experience of
the virtual world in any way not provided by or accessible to users of the
latest released Linden Lab viewer.
http://community.
