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SECOND LIFE COPYBOT REQUESTS SOFTWARE
SECOND LIFE COPYBOT REQUESTS CODE

I met with a fine fellow furry and we got to talking about Second Life in the past, and I mentioned the height tax. What is the secret of Korea1? Why does it pluck people from the void and set them upon its paved road? The world may never know.Īfter I started my new Blog I recieved some strong commentary and opinions, both positive and negative, but I also recieved a request. The people there are quite a mix, a group of miscelanious users banished to this hoary netherworld on the winds of chaos who for whatever reason decided to remain. What is there instead is an empty cityscape, towers sculpted in modern design but completely void of any contents. What kind of place is Korea1? I think it's strange that the owner hasn't taken advantage of this fluke and built a mall or something there. Now, and for a good year at least, every time a sim goes down, people get sent to Korea1. For me that was usually Cordova, but from time to time I would get shunted to the then-nearby Fairchang Island, the home of my friends the Fairchangs. Back in the day, when your sim went down you'd appear in the sim next to it. I've seen everyone from griefers to Lindens appear on that empty street in the middle of nowhere. Why is it that whenever a sim goes down, you get sent to Korea1?

SECOND LIFE COPYBOT REQUESTS CODE

If you are familiar with libsecondlife programming, there is source code for a program available at to log a bot in that automatically responds to !quit messages from objects and informs the owner of the issue and where the object is located.You know, there's a mystery of Second Life that has been existing for more than a year now, something I don't understand and seems to make no sense. As a last resort you can file a Help Request to attempt to mediate the issue. If it still doesn't stop after this you should contact the owner of the object and point them to this page, explaining that their script does not have any functional purpose. NOTE: There may be more than one bot so you might have to do this several times to stop them all.Īttention: Doing this can in most cases mute the owner of the land you muted the copybot defeater in so if you can't hear the owner of the land you might want to temporarily unmute the copybot defeater.

Scroll through the list of names and find the one called copybot and click on it then check "Mute Text" below.

Open "Local Chat" tab at the bottom, and click button at upper right corner.

Go to your chat history window by click on the "Communication" at bottom left corner of your interface.

How can I stop the messages from CopyBot Defeater ? These objects only serve a historical purpose now and do not have any real effect except to annoy everyone. This did work for a few hours as the original CopyBot would interpret it as a command to quit, but CopyBot was quickly patched to ignore it. The CopyBot Defeater is an object which tries to get rid of CopyBots by sending the message "!quit" over and over again to everyone in range. The use of programs that can copy other residents' creations is a violation, even if you do not use that ability.

CopyBot and other clients that work like it have been banned from SL, unless they have been programmed to restrict themselves to copying only the user's own creations.

Help or Mentors will not tell you where to get the CopyBot.

You can also file an abuse report about the use of a noncompliant client, but this is not an effective replacement for a DMCA notice.

If an object of yours is copied, you can file a DMCA notice against the copier.

SECOND LIFE COPYBOT REQUESTS SOFTWARE

Using CopyBot or any other software to make copies of avatars, objects, or textures that you did not create, beyond what the official Second Life viewer allows, is a breach of the Second Life Terms of Service and can result in being banned.

It is a program which a person runs on their computer instead of running the regular Second Life viewer.

CopyBot is not an object in Second Life, nor a script.

In other words, CopyBot can't copy contents of prims. It cannot enter a shop and copy all of the products because all it can see is the vendors.

CopyBot can only copy objects it can directly see.

The copier does not even need to own the object.

CopyBot does not need permissions to copy an object.

CopyBot is a program written with libsecondlife (not affiliated with or distributed by the libsecondlife team) that connects to Second Life which allows users to make copies of objects without the permission of their creators.