Posted by macrocosm on August 4, 2010 at 12:21am
Anyone have any example sites implementing http://drupal.org/project/secondlife framework module? Im curious to see what folks have done .. an x-street clone perhaps or something even cooler? ....or is it not that capable yet? Im going to test it out tonight and see.
Cheers!
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Example Site
Check out http://me2oh.com. It's a new community site that was recently launched. It uses the Second Life framework in combination with the SlUser module to verify ownership of avatars and force the username on the Web site to be the same as the avatar name. The SlUser module handles that part.
You might even want to join the community and make some new friends. Darius Arunian (SL name) runs the site. :)
Cool thanks.. I signed up
Cool thanks..
I signed up looks very cool .. haven't received the verification email yet though I assume its because mails are sent on cron or have some delayed interval?
Cheers!
OpenVCE.net uses SLUser and Second Life Framework
Open Virtual Collaboration Environment uses SLUser and Second Life Framework. See http://openvce.net
It provide for real and virtual worlds profiles and information, and can serve the real name and organization through to an avatar badge (I-Tag) worn in the collaborative instrumented intelligent meeting spaces (I-Rooms) within the virtual world (Second Life and OpenSim). See http://openvce.net/iroom and http://openvce.net/itag
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Very interesting.
How are you doing that?
Is it done in a scripted (LSL) object that's pulling the real name from a field on the web site? The user's real name on me2oh.com is actually in a field on the user's profile node, but I wonder if it could be used.
Is your code for that opensourced and can you share it?
I-Tag
Yes, we have two custom fields in the user profile which can simply be pulled over to an LSL script which autenticates using Wene Chke's code for SL user and avatar authentication using the Drupal seconndlife framework an his SLUser module. Get that (open source) code and the extensions can be made into it.
Our own code needs a lot of tidy up, and we hope to do that someday.