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It has proven very popular among many users who have no problems doing so.

The feature is opt-in, and available to those who have no problem linking their SL identity with that of their Facebook identity.

however, it is probably worth repeating a couple of core points: This was a feature released by Linden Lab again in September 2013, and I provided an overview at that time. SL Share is a means by which those who have no issue with linking their SL account with their Facebook account can do so and send messages, photos, etc. SL Share and Facebook The four tabs of the SLShare floater (as seen on the SL viewer), which allow those who want to share their SL times via their Facebook account Note that Request Teleport is not a replacement for Firestorm’s “teleport to” capability, which remains unchanged.

If the request is accepted, the sender see the usual teleport offer pop-up.

At the “other end”, the recipient of the request will receive the request and can either accept the request, sending a teleport offer, or reject it, in which case no message is sent.

Enter a message in the pop-up, if required, and click OK.

Select the person to whom you wish to teleport (from your Friends list or Nearby list, etc.), and select Request Teleport.

I covered the capability when it first appeared in an SL project viewer in September 2013, so in brief:

Request Teleport The Request for Teleport option (show from the People floater) and request.Ī feature contributed to the SL viewer by Jonathan Yap, Request Teleport allows users to pass a request to others asking that they be teleported to their location.

Temporary attachments no longer get removed improperly.

Fitted mesh support – for those unfamiliar with Fitted Mesh, I have an overview here.

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Code parity with Linden Lab’s 3.7.2 code base.

This release brings Firestorm to parity with many of the Lab’s more recent updates, highlights of which include:

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the 64-bit installer blocks the installation on Windows 64 bit on versions older than Windows XP with Service Pack 2.

The 32-bit installer blocks the installation on any Windows operating system below Vista, except for 32-bit Windows XP with Service Pack 3.

Additionally, and in reference to the Windows version of Firestorm, note that: The release of 4.6.1 means that all versions of Firestorm prior to 4.4.2 will be blocked from accessing Second Life in around a week’s time. With this release, the Windows 64-bit installer has been overhauled, and should be appreciably faster, and also includes some additional tweaks:Īdded website URLs (shown in the bottom section of the Add/Remove panel) Those who have previously installed the windows 64-bit version will be aware that the installer could be painfully slow.

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InstallationĪs always, a completely clean install of the viewer is recommended. Should this occur, the Firestorm team request a little patience, and if you can, to consider re-trying a little later.

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This means that all Firestorm downloads starting with this release are via the team’s own download server.Īs this is the only server the team has at their disposal for downloading the viewer, you may experience some delay / issues when attempting to download the viewer due to the volume of downloads the server is handling, particularly during the period following the release announcement. This will be the first release of Firestorm following changes at Google forcing Firestorm to discontinue using Google’s download service (see the Download Server section of my Feb 15th FS meeting transcript for an explanation). You can also read my review of the 4.5.1 release here. Do make sure when doing so that you take a look at the Firestorm 4.5.1 release notes, which provide a lot of information on that release as well which will of benefit to you as you gain familiarity with 4.6.1. So, if you’ve been avoiding trying 4.5.1 because it was a beta release, now is the time to consider updating.

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The first thing to note with this release is that it is, with the exception of the Linux 64-bit version (which is beta), a full release, not a beta or alpha or anything else. The following is intended as an overview of some of the more major / interesting changes to be found in the release.

The complete list of changes, together with attributions, can be found in the release notes, and I refer readers to that document for specifics on contributors, FIRE JIRA, etc. On Wednesday March 12th, the Firestorm team released Firestorm 4.8, bringing with it a lot of features, fixes, updates and enhancements.

Update: Shortly after release, Jessica Lyon dropped me a note to say the Vivox files didn’t actually make it to the release, but will now be made available via a separate download.