17th Aug 2008
Buckaroo Reopens!

Buckaroo is on Eduisland 4.
I am happy to say that my store, Buckaroo, is now open! This is where I provide scripted objects for free (or for commercial purposes, 300L). The primary idea is to get my stuff out there, so that my portfolio is known. It is also a way of giving back, especially to the Info Island Archipelago.
The items at this moment are:
- WebMon - browse and launch external web pages - menus or search
- VidMon - per-person video - pick from menus or search
- Slider - slideshow/texture viewer - give items and visit web sites on a per-texture basis
- SimpleSlider - slideshow/texture viewer - give notecard (more of a kiosk than Slider)
- VideoPoster - per-person video, defined in description field of object - no menus
- LMGiver - browse, launch, and get Landmarks - menus or search
There are a few things that will quickly follow that list (such as TPFromDescription).
Here is the SLurl to Buckaroo: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Eduisland%204/43/177/26
Pricing and Perms
Items are Free for Personal, Educational, and Non-Profit use.
Items are 300L EACH for commercial (300L for each copy you make, or get direct from the store)
Items are mod and copy, but not transfer. I dont want others reselling my work as their own.
Support
Support calls start at 500L if I come out (or at my discretion). I strive to provide good documentation on my web site, and recommend checking out the great videos that Torley has done (see the Second Life Video Page). I am open to custom work, at Rl rates.
Roadmap
I have a definite roadmap in mind. The next steps are to round out the products with TPFromDescription, BuckyRadio, TPMap, GiveHints (a welcome mat that provides direction to whoever steps on it), and FlipSide (toggles between two images, for giving more info).
There will also be more consistency across the products, and more documentation (which will be moving to my main web site)
There are a lot of things I will be able to do to take advantage of the upcoming prim touch functions (which will allow scripters to detect WHERE on a prim a click occurred).
Of course, there are things beyond that such as swapping objects in one place (such as a collection of sliders), and integrating WebMon/LMGiver into one object that allows a user to search across different types of items.
And it’s rumored that I built a thing or two :)

Buckaroo is on Eduisland 4.
I am happy to say that my store, Buckaroo, is now open! This is where I provide scripted objects for free (or for commercial purposes, 300L). The primary idea is to get my stuff out there, so that my portfolio is known. It is also a way of giving back, especially to the Info Island Archipelago.
The items at this moment are:
- WebMon - browse and launch external web pages - menus or search
- VidMon - per-person video - pick from menus or search
- Slider - slideshow/texture viewer - give items and visit web sites on a per-texture basis
- SimpleSlider - slideshow/texture viewer - give notecard (more of a kiosk than Slider)
- VideoPoster - per-person video, defined in description field of object - no menus
- LMGiver - browse, launch, and get Landmarks - menus or search
There are a few things that will quickly follow that list (such as TPFromDescription).
Here is the SLurl to Buckaroo: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Eduisland%204/43/177/26
Pricing and Perms
Items are Free for Personal, Educational, and Non-Profit use.
Items are 300L EACH for commercial (300L for each copy you make, or get direct from the store)
Items are mod and copy, but not transfer. I dont want others reselling my work as their own.
Support
Support calls start at 500L if I come out (or at my discretion). I strive to provide good documentation on my web site, and recommend checking out the great videos that Torley has done (see the Second Life Video Page). I am open to custom work, at Rl rates.
Roadmap
I have a definite roadmap in mind. The next steps are to round out the products with TPFromDescription, BuckyRadio, TPMap, GiveHints (a welcome mat that provides direction to whoever steps on it), and FlipSide (toggles between two images, for giving more info).
There will also be more consistency across the products, and more documentation (which will be moving to my main web site)
There are a lot of things I will be able to do to take advantage of the upcoming prim touch functions (which will allow scripters to detect WHERE on a prim a click occurred).
Of course, there are things beyond that such as swapping objects in one place (such as a collection of sliders), and integrating WebMon/LMGiver into one object that allows a user to search across different types of items.
And it’s rumored that I built a thing or two :)
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