Inferno: Level Three

Here's the third level of Inferno. I'm going to hold off on the other ones until I am able to do some building.

Inferno: Level Two

Here is the diagram for circle two -- circles two and three have significantly less going on than circle one. I'll have the third one up by tonight, and then I'll start doing some building.

Let me impress you with my amazing Paint skillz

I made a rough diagram for the first level of Inferno. I have levels two and three drawn out by hand, but I still need to reorganize them in Paint -- I just thought I'd throw this one out there so I can get started building as soon as possible. Let me know what you think!

I've also been attending some classes run by the New Citizens Institute (formally New Citizens Incorporated) that have been really helpful in understanding building and scripting.

Blank Avatars & Doors

I finished the blank avatars, The minimum amount of prims i could use for them is 20. Which how many are in the two hooded avatars on top of inferno. With hair there are around 30 or 40 prims for each avatar.


I also placed the wooden doors inside purgatory. I implemented scripts so the doors open automatically when you walk into them or if you click them.

Gerry - They're only on the first two floors for now because i wanted you to check them out and make sure they are what you wanted before i placed them on all the floors. Let me know



- Todd

Divine Comedy Translation

I know we got permission to use the one version of the Longfellow translation, however I found a cleaner, easier to use version:

http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Divine_Comedy

It has specific links for each book, and then each canto, so rather than have people looking at the canto on the current place we can use, where the canto starts somewhere in the middle of the page sometimes, this would be just the specific canto.

This new version IS the Longfellow translation.

Let me know what you think (Gerry).

Ben

Useful (i hope) Scripts

The scripts I've attached are utilized in the book object, however I commented them so they can be used for whatever you need them for.

The scripts:

NestedMenuScript

• provides nested dialog windows
• provides method of going back through menus
• provides a notecard (the notecard must be added to the object's inventory - NOT INCLUDED)

RotationScript

• provides a method for rotation an object on its local y-axis
• play with the value of the rotation to get the desired rotation you want
• provides a time delayed action of resetting the object so the object will return to its original rotation after being rotated

Any questions please post comments


Scripts:

// ========== Nested Menu Script
// ========== Written by Doodle Fadoodle
// ===================================
// ==
// == Feel free to edit this script and use
// == for whatever purpose you need
// ==
// ===================================
// ===================================


// Create lists for menu buttons
// Make one list per dialog screen

list MAIN_MENU = ["Description", "See Cantos"];
list CANTOS = ["Canto I", "Canto II", "Canto III", "Canto IV", "Canto V", "Canto VI", "Canto VII", "Canto VIII", "more...", "...back"];
list CANTOS_MORE = ["button1", "button2"];

// Create a key to remember who is using the menus

key avatar;

// Begin script

default
{
state_entry()
{
// When object is first placed out of inventory, start listening on specific channel
// Use a negative channel to avoid confusion

// llListen syntax: llListen(channel, "object name", key, "message");
// channel is the talk channel to begin listening on (an integer value)
// "object name" is the name of an object sending a message (a string value)
// key can be the owner of the object's key, a specific avatar, or other key (a key value)
// "message" is a specific message an avatar or other object will say on a given channel (a string value)

llListen(-199392, "", NULL_KEY, "");
llSay(0, "Book cover placed - position above book."); // Not needed - just directions for object placement
}

// Actions to perform when the object is touched:

touch_start(integer total_number)
{
// Assign the key of the avatar touching the object to the key "avatar"
avatar = llDetectedKey(0);

// Create first dialog menu, the "main" menu
// llDialog syntax: llDialog(key, "text directions for the user to read explaining options available", [list_of_buttons], channel);

llDialog(avatar, "This menu allows you to gain information pertaining to this level.\nYour options include:", MAIN_MENU, -199392);

}

// Action to perform when a button is pressed. (Used through the listen function)
// This is used for ALL button options, regardless of which list the buttons are in
// All "if" or "else if" statements should be (message = "button_text") where "button_text" is what the button's are labeled as

listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message)
{
if(message == "Description")
{
// Give a notecard through the llGiveInventory function
// llGiveInventory syntax: llGiveInventory(key, "item_in_inventory_name");
// The key is what you set from the avatar touching the object and the item (notecard in this case) must be in the object's inventory

llGiveInventory(avatar, "ParCantoI");
}
else if(message == "See Cantos")
{
// Opens another dialog menu; now we have nested menus!

llDialog(avatar, "The following Cantos refer to this level:", CANTOS, -199392);
}
else if(message == "Canto I")
{
// Ask the avatar to open a website in the user's default web browser; using llLoadURL function
// llLoadURL syntax: llLoadURL(key, "text for user to know what the website is", "website_URL");

llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto I Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=261");
}
else if(message == "Canto II")
{
llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto II Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=265");
}
else if(message == "Canto III")
{
llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto III Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=269");
}
else if(message == "Canto IV")
{
llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto IV Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=272");
}
else if(message == "Canto V")
{
llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto V Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=276");
}
else if(message == "Canto VI")
{
llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto VI Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=279");
}
else if(message == "Canto VII")
{
llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto VII Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=283");
}
else if(message == "Canto VIII")
{
llLoadURL(avatar, "Paradiso Canto VII Online", "http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=36790&pageno=287");
}
else if(message == "...back")
{
// This will open a new dialog menu which happens to be the original "main" menu!

llDialog(avatar, "This menu allows you to gain information pertaining to this level.\nYour options include:", MAIN_MENU, -199392);
}
else if(message == "more...")
{
// This is another dialog menu; still nesting our menus!

llDialog(avatar, "The following Cantos also refer to this level:", CANTOS_MORE, -199392);
}
else if(message == "button1")
{
llSay(0, "This was just an example!");
}
else if(message == "button2")
{
llSay(0, "This was a test!");
}

// This is just so a message will show up if for some reason you have not
// put an "if"/"else if" statement for a button in the list you made

else
{
llSay(0, "Um, doesn't work?");
}
}

}
// End of Script
// =========================================================================



// ========== Rotation Script
// ========== Written by Doodle Fadoodle
// ===================================
// ==
// == Feel free to edit this script and use
// == for whatever purpose you need
// ==
// ===================================
// ===================================


// Create rotation variables to store rotations

rotation original_rot;
rotation open_rot;

// Create a float variable to store the delay time for a timed event

float delay = 3.0;

// Begin script

default
{
state_entry()
{
// There is no action to perform when the object is first placed out of inventory
}

// Action to perform when the object is touched:

touch_start(integer total_number)
{

// Move to the "open" state

state open;
}


}

// Define the states

state closed
{
state_entry()
{
// When the "closed" state is entered, set the rotation of the object to the "original" rotation
// "original" rotation is defined in the "open" state

llSetRot(original_rot);
}

// Action to perform when the object is touched while in the "closed" state

touch_start(integer total_number)
{
// Move to the "open" state

state open;
}
}

state open
{
state_entry()
{
// Actions performed when the object enters the "open" state

// Set the "original" rotation variable (original_rot) to the object's current rotation

original_rot = llGetRot();

// Create and set a rotation variable to rotate the object on the object's local negative y-axis

rotation y_neg145 = llEuler2Rot(<0,-145*deg_to_rad,0>);

// Set the "new" rotation variable (open_rot) to the rotation we want

open_rot = y_neg145 * original_rot;

// Give our object the "new" rotation values

llSetRot(open_rot);

// Start our timer event after a set value of time (delay)

llSetTimerEvent(delay);
}


// Our timer event

timer()
{
// Move to the "closed" state

state closed;
}
}

// End of Script
// ====================================================================

New Movie Online

Hi all,

I posted a new movie about the Neo-Dante project. This can be goiod
for showing someone (esp. at a distance) what we are doing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjlt6dqGBag

- gerry