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This document provides a basic overview and introduction to using Second Life, including how to set up an account, navigate around, communicate with others, and find information. It covers the basic functions and interface needed to get started, such as logging in, moving around, text and voice chat, making friends and joining groups. The document recommends exploring further to learn more about customizing your avatar, building items, and other advanced features.
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Second life basics viewer2.0 v1
- 3. Intro About Second Life Return to Topics Menu
- 7. Setting up, Logging in & the Interface System requirements, setup, logging in ... and what it looks like when you’re in there Return to Topics Menu
- 17. The Interface Top Menu Bar Locations, Search, Menu options Bottom Task Panel Bar Movement, Chat, Expression, Views Side Bar A variety of options Open / Close Sidebar Sidebar home My Profile People My Inventory Places My Appearance Click here for more on this topic
- 18. Getting around Walking, Running, Flying, Teleporting Return to Topics Menu
- 24. Communication Talking, chatting, making friends & joining groups Return to Topics Menu
- 31. Looking, location & searching Viewing controls, maps, searching & environment Return to Topics Menu
- 37. The Material Stuff What you own, how you look and expressing yourself Return to Topics Menu
- 41. Settings and more information Preferences Menu, Reference and Support information Return to Topics Menu
Editor's Notes
- Voice instructions: VoiP (voice chat) is included in the Second Life Viewer. To set it up, press Crtl+P, then go to the Voice Chat tab and click Enable Voice and click Use Push to Talk in toggle mode For the best experience, you should use a headset with a microphone. If you don’t have one, you can use the microphone on your Thinkpad provided you have a set of earphones/headset attached to your computer . Use a normal mp3 player earphone- this will prevent others from hearing a echo “in world” from your computer’s speakers Talk button is in bottom right corner. Click on the little lock to turn it ON – you will see yellow line around it. Click on the lock again to turn it off
- Warning: Holding down the Ctrl+Alt keys then pressing the arrow buttons is a Windows function that will change the orientation of your entire computer screen. If this happens, hold down Ctrl+Alt and press the “Up” arrow and it should return to normal