Michael Kron (RIT Student) wrote:
Woops, my bad. I didn't realize those projects were all contained within the
libsecondlife solution. I had been making NEW solutions for the apps, and so
they couldn't find their references. If I wanted to try my hand at an app of
my own, is there a .dll I can build that provides all of the needed functions?
Trying to figure out how to carve out a sandbox here...
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Your best bet is going to be compiling the libsecondlife solution,
making sure you can run SLAccountant for example, then add a project of
your own to that solution. Add a reference to that project for the
libsecondlife project, and change the build output directory to (if it
is in libsecondlife-cs\examples\yourproject\) "..\..\bin\Debug\" so it
will get thrown in alongside the needed keywords.txt protocol.txt and
all the required assemblies. Or you can just hack up SLAccountant until
it does what you want, there's even a couple examples of building
packets from scratch in SLAccountant, take a look at them (like //
MoneyBalanceRequest) and take a look at the protocol file at
http://labs.highenergychemistry.com/secondlife/decode.txt to get a feel
for what needs to be done in your case. It's easiest to create an
alternate account and use that for libsl testing, and login a main
account in the same virtual proximity to monitor what the bot is doing.
John
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