Re: [Opensim-users] [Opensim-dev] Streaming sessions on Twitch

[Dr Ramesh Ramloll]

This is interesting, took me a few seconds to find adult content on Twitch,
so I don't know what they are filtering.

On Wed, Dec 23, 2020 at 11:09 AM roy corr  wrote:

> I actually asked Twitch why a few years ago. Second Life is banned
> supposedly because of the unpredictability of griefers appearing with adult
> content. I have asked about Opensim and they see it as grey area as it's
> similar, can be easily mistaken, or SL and the same stuff potential can
> happen.
>
>
> Roy,
>
> Head of Mobius Team
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  On Wed, 23 Dec 2020 07:36:34 -0800 Diva Canto 
> wrote 
>
>
> Hi Teravus,
>
> Interesting to know. I had no idea!
> But, indeed, this is not Second Life. And, for the most part, the
> content on my sessions, so far, has been about the server side -- so,
> terminals, vi, and all that good stuff. I plan to do one session
> inworld, though, so I'll make sure to give those notices upfront.
>
> Thanks!
> Diva
>
> On 12/22/2020 11:04 PM, Teravus Ovares wrote:
> > The only thing that I would caution..and, this would be a
> > technicality..
> >
> > SecondLife is on Twitch's Banned games list.
> >
> > Granted..  I know that you're not playing SecondLife.
> >
> > However, these rules are up for interpretation by their moderation team,
> > which, in the past, has been very "uneven" in their application of the
> > rules.   If a random viewer sees it and reports you for playing
> > 'SecondLife' it may be a bit of a challenge to deal with it.
> > I would suggest big notices stating things like,  "this is not
> SecondLife".
> >
> >
> >
> > On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 1:26 PM Diva Canto 
> wrote:
> >
> >> Final spam to this mailing list about this. From here on, follow me on
> >> Twitter (@divacanto) if you want to get a heads up about my streaming
> >> sessions.
> >>
> >> I'm going to stream again around 2:30pm PST to set up Wifi on my new
> >> grid. Tune in if you're interested to see how I do this, and want to ask
> >> me questions live:
> >> https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto
> >>
> >> Otherwise, all of these videos end up on my YT channel:
> >> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA
> >>
> >> On 12/12/2020 7:39 AM, Diva Canto wrote:
> >>> Thanks. It turns out that the workflow that Twitch streamers follow is
> >>> to stream on Twitch and then upload those videos to YouTube. Twitch
> >>> allows us to do that with the click of a button, so I did that too.
> >>>
> >>> My YouTube channel is linked from my Twitch channel, but here it is:
> >>> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA
> >>>
> >>> Yesterday's video is already there.
> >>>
> >>> I will stream again in about 90 minutes to finish setting up that grid
> >>> that I started yesterday.
> >>>
> >>> On 12/12/2020 4:22 AM, Michel Beauregard wrote:
>  That is great that you willing to take time to do that. There is this
>  web page that contain some kind of structure for start-up
>  understanding on opensim programming stucture .
>  http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Codebase_overview .  This is the only
>  permanent record aside of git that  I found offered by opensimulator
>  project to help people interested in the project coding.
> 
>  I would like to add that tracing opensimulator execution to try to
>  understand its processing of information is quiet a challenge. So your
>  initiative is greatly appreciate.
> 
>  I notice from twitch help  source as follow that on demand video will
>  only last 14 days if you dont setup that option and 60 days if you do
>  as describe here :.
>  https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/video-on-demand?language=en_US
>  Given that you provide permission me or someone better equipped then
>  me could record you presentation via screen recording.  And post a
>  link in the above opensimulator wiki codebase overview page .
> 
>  The first one being how to install opensim grid mode actually still
>  available on twitch.
>  https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto
> 
>  GiMiSa
> 
>    Le jeudi 10 décembre 2020 17 h 47 min 45 s HNE, Diva Canto
>   a écrit :
> Hello everyone,
> 
>  During OSCC the idea has come up of documenting opensim through a
> series
>  of live streaming sessions showing how to do assorted things in and
>  around the code. The Holidays are coming, so I hope I have time to do
>  this!
> 
>  In fact, I'm in the process of setting up a new grid that I plan to
> use
>  in a course next quarter, so, as I was starting to set things up, it
>  occurred to me that I could be streaming what I do, so that others
> could
>  learn/compare. The first 2 streaming sessions will be about (1)
> setting
>  up a multi-sim grid and (2) installing Wifi and other plugins. Not
> quite
>  code yet, but it's a good starting point.
> 
>  Unfortunately, I don't think I can 

Re: [Opensim-users] [Opensim-dev] Streaming sessions on Twitch

[Diva Canto]

FYI a fairy inside Twitch added me to the do-not-ban list. More 
generally, they said: "Second Life is banned but not every similar 
looking game has the same restrictions. Can't promise we wouldn't take 
action if the content ends up breaking ToS, but sounds like that 
wouldn't be expected."


On 12/23/2020 8:09 AM, roy corr wrote:

I actually asked Twitch why a few years ago. Second Life is banned supposedly 
because of the unpredictability of griefers appearing with adult content. I 
have asked about Opensim and they see it as grey area as it's similar, can be 
easily mistaken, or SL and the same stuff potential can happen.


Roy,

Head of Mobius Team






 On Wed, 23 Dec 2020 07:36:34 -0800 Diva Canto  
wrote 


Hi Teravus,

Interesting to know. I had no idea!
But, indeed, this is not Second Life. And, for the most part, the
content on my sessions, so far, has been about the server side -- so,
terminals, vi, and all that good stuff. I plan to do one session
inworld, though, so I'll make sure to give those notices upfront.

Thanks!
Diva

On 12/22/2020 11:04 PM, Teravus Ovares wrote:

The only thing that I would caution..and, this would be a
technicality..

SecondLife is on Twitch's Banned games list.

Granted..  I know that you're not playing SecondLife.

However, these rules are up for interpretation by their moderation team,
which, in the past, has been very "uneven" in their application of the
rules.   If a random viewer sees it and reports you for playing
'SecondLife' it may be a bit of a challenge to deal with it.
I would suggest big notices stating things like,  "this is not SecondLife".



On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 1:26 PM Diva Canto  wrote:


Final spam to this mailing list about this. From here on, follow me on
Twitter (@divacanto) if you want to get a heads up about my streaming
sessions.

I'm going to stream again around 2:30pm PST to set up Wifi on my new
grid. Tune in if you're interested to see how I do this, and want to ask
me questions live:
https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto

Otherwise, all of these videos end up on my YT channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA

On 12/12/2020 7:39 AM, Diva Canto wrote:

Thanks. It turns out that the workflow that Twitch streamers follow is
to stream on Twitch and then upload those videos to YouTube. Twitch
allows us to do that with the click of a button, so I did that too.

My YouTube channel is linked from my Twitch channel, but here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA

Yesterday's video is already there.

I will stream again in about 90 minutes to finish setting up that grid
that I started yesterday.

On 12/12/2020 4:22 AM, Michel Beauregard wrote:

That is great that you willing to take time to do that. There is this
web page that contain some kind of structure for start-up
understanding on opensim programming stucture .
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Codebase_overview .  This is the only
permanent record aside of git that  I found offered by opensimulator
project to help people interested in the project coding.

I would like to add that tracing opensimulator execution to try to
understand its processing of information is quiet a challenge. So your
initiative is greatly appreciate.

I notice from twitch help  source as follow that on demand video will
only last 14 days if you dont setup that option and 60 days if you do
as describe here :.
https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/video-on-demand?language=en_US
Given that you provide permission me or someone better equipped then
me could record you presentation via screen recording.  And post a
link in the above opensimulator wiki codebase overview page .

The first one being how to install opensim grid mode actually still
available on twitch.
https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto

GiMiSa

   Le jeudi 10 décembre 2020 17 h 47 min 45 s HNE, Diva Canto
 a écrit :
Hello everyone,

During OSCC the idea has come up of documenting opensim through a series
of live streaming sessions showing how to do assorted things in and
around the code. The Holidays are coming, so I hope I have time to do
this!

In fact, I'm in the process of setting up a new grid that I plan to use
in a course next quarter, so, as I was starting to set things up, it
occurred to me that I could be streaming what I do, so that others could
learn/compare. The first 2 streaming sessions will be about (1) setting
up a multi-sim grid and (2) installing Wifi and other plugins. Not quite
code yet, but it's a good starting point.

Unfortunately, I don't think I can commit to specific days/times to do
this, since assorted work tends to come my way all the time. But if you
subscribe to my Twitch channel, you will be notified when I go live.
And, iirc, Twitch stores the videos of the sessions, so if you miss the
live session, it can be replayed.

Anyway, if you're interested, please subscribe to my channel; live
action may happen there 

Re: [Opensim-users] [Opensim-dev] Streaming sessions on Twitch

[roy corr]

I actually asked Twitch why a few years ago. Second Life is banned supposedly 
because of the unpredictability of griefers appearing with adult content. I 
have asked about Opensim and they see it as grey area as it's similar, can be 
easily mistaken, or SL and the same stuff potential can happen.  


Roy,

Head of Mobius Team






 On Wed, 23 Dec 2020 07:36:34 -0800 Diva Canto  
wrote 


Hi Teravus,

Interesting to know. I had no idea!
But, indeed, this is not Second Life. And, for the most part, the 
content on my sessions, so far, has been about the server side -- so, 
terminals, vi, and all that good stuff. I plan to do one session 
inworld, though, so I'll make sure to give those notices upfront.

Thanks!
Diva

On 12/22/2020 11:04 PM, Teravus Ovares wrote:
> The only thing that I would caution..and, this would be a
> technicality..
> 
> SecondLife is on Twitch's Banned games list.
> 
> Granted..  I know that you're not playing SecondLife.
> 
> However, these rules are up for interpretation by their moderation team,
> which, in the past, has been very "uneven" in their application of the
> rules.   If a random viewer sees it and reports you for playing
> 'SecondLife' it may be a bit of a challenge to deal with it.
> I would suggest big notices stating things like,  "this is not SecondLife".
> 
> 
> 
> On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 1:26 PM Diva Canto  
> wrote:
> 
>> Final spam to this mailing list about this. From here on, follow me on
>> Twitter (@divacanto) if you want to get a heads up about my streaming
>> sessions.
>>
>> I'm going to stream again around 2:30pm PST to set up Wifi on my new
>> grid. Tune in if you're interested to see how I do this, and want to ask
>> me questions live:
>> https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto
>>
>> Otherwise, all of these videos end up on my YT channel:
>> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA
>>
>> On 12/12/2020 7:39 AM, Diva Canto wrote:
>>> Thanks. It turns out that the workflow that Twitch streamers follow is
>>> to stream on Twitch and then upload those videos to YouTube. Twitch
>>> allows us to do that with the click of a button, so I did that too.
>>>
>>> My YouTube channel is linked from my Twitch channel, but here it is:
>>> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA
>>>
>>> Yesterday's video is already there.
>>>
>>> I will stream again in about 90 minutes to finish setting up that grid
>>> that I started yesterday.
>>>
>>> On 12/12/2020 4:22 AM, Michel Beauregard wrote:
 That is great that you willing to take time to do that. There is this
 web page that contain some kind of structure for start-up
 understanding on opensim programming stucture .
 http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Codebase_overview .  This is the only
 permanent record aside of git that  I found offered by opensimulator
 project to help people interested in the project coding.

 I would like to add that tracing opensimulator execution to try to
 understand its processing of information is quiet a challenge. So your
 initiative is greatly appreciate.

 I notice from twitch help  source as follow that on demand video will
 only last 14 days if you dont setup that option and 60 days if you do
 as describe here :.
 https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/video-on-demand?language=en_US
 Given that you provide permission me or someone better equipped then
 me could record you presentation via screen recording.  And post a
 link in the above opensimulator wiki codebase overview page .

 The first one being how to install opensim grid mode actually still
 available on twitch.
 https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto

 GiMiSa

   Le jeudi 10 décembre 2020 17 h 47 min 45 s HNE, Diva Canto
  a écrit :
Hello everyone,

 During OSCC the idea has come up of documenting opensim through a series
 of live streaming sessions showing how to do assorted things in and
 around the code. The Holidays are coming, so I hope I have time to do
 this!

 In fact, I'm in the process of setting up a new grid that I plan to use
 in a course next quarter, so, as I was starting to set things up, it
 occurred to me that I could be streaming what I do, so that others could
 learn/compare. The first 2 streaming sessions will be about (1) setting
 up a multi-sim grid and (2) installing Wifi and other plugins. Not quite
 code yet, but it's a good starting point.

 Unfortunately, I don't think I can commit to specific days/times to do
 this, since assorted work tends to come my way all the time. But if you
 subscribe to my Twitch channel, you will be notified when I go live.
 And, iirc, Twitch stores the videos of the sessions, so if you miss the
 live session, it can be replayed.

 Anyway, if you're interested, please subscribe to my channel; live
 

Re: [Opensim-users] [Opensim-dev] Streaming sessions on Twitch

[Diva Canto]

Hi Teravus,

Interesting to know. I had no idea!
But, indeed, this is not Second Life. And, for the most part, the 
content on my sessions, so far, has been about the server side -- so, 
terminals, vi, and all that good stuff. I plan to do one session 
inworld, though, so I'll make sure to give those notices upfront.


Thanks!
Diva

On 12/22/2020 11:04 PM, Teravus Ovares wrote:

The only thing that I would caution..and, this would be a
technicality..

SecondLife is on Twitch's Banned games list.

Granted..  I know that you're not playing SecondLife.

However, these rules are up for interpretation by their moderation team,
which, in the past, has been very "uneven" in their application of the
rules.   If a random viewer sees it and reports you for playing
'SecondLife' it may be a bit of a challenge to deal with it.
I would suggest big notices stating things like,  "this is not SecondLife".



On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 1:26 PM Diva Canto  wrote:


Final spam to this mailing list about this. From here on, follow me on
Twitter (@divacanto) if you want to get a heads up about my streaming
sessions.

I'm going to stream again around 2:30pm PST to set up Wifi on my new
grid. Tune in if you're interested to see how I do this, and want to ask
me questions live:
https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto

Otherwise, all of these videos end up on my YT channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA

On 12/12/2020 7:39 AM, Diva Canto wrote:

Thanks. It turns out that the workflow that Twitch streamers follow is
to stream on Twitch and then upload those videos to YouTube. Twitch
allows us to do that with the click of a button, so I did that too.

My YouTube channel is linked from my Twitch channel, but here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA

Yesterday's video is already there.

I will stream again in about 90 minutes to finish setting up that grid
that I started yesterday.

On 12/12/2020 4:22 AM, Michel Beauregard wrote:

That is great that you willing to take time to do that. There is this
web page that contain some kind of structure for start-up
understanding on opensim programming stucture .
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Codebase_overview  .  This is the only
permanent record aside of git that  I found offered by opensimulator
project to help people interested in the project coding.

I would like to add that tracing opensimulator execution to try to
understand its processing of information is quiet a challenge. So your
initiative is greatly appreciate.

I notice from twitch help  source as follow that on demand video will
only last 14 days if you dont setup that option and 60 days if you do
as describe here :.
https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/video-on-demand?language=en_US
Given that you provide permission me or someone better equipped then
me could record you presentation via screen recording.  And post a
link in the above opensimulator wiki codebase overview page .

The first one being how to install opensim grid mode actually still
available on twitch.
https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto

GiMiSa

  Le jeudi 10 décembre 2020 17 h 47 min 45 s HNE, Diva Canto
 a écrit :
   Hello everyone,

During OSCC the idea has come up of documenting opensim through a series
of live streaming sessions showing how to do assorted things in and
around the code. The Holidays are coming, so I hope I have time to do
this!

In fact, I'm in the process of setting up a new grid that I plan to use
in a course next quarter, so, as I was starting to set things up, it
occurred to me that I could be streaming what I do, so that others could
learn/compare. The first 2 streaming sessions will be about (1) setting
up a multi-sim grid and (2) installing Wifi and other plugins. Not quite
code yet, but it's a good starting point.

Unfortunately, I don't think I can commit to specific days/times to do
this, since assorted work tends to come my way all the time. But if you
subscribe to my Twitch channel, you will be notified when I go live.
And, iirc, Twitch stores the videos of the sessions, so if you miss the
live session, it can be replayed.

Anyway, if you're interested, please subscribe to my channel; live
action may happen there soon!

Twitch


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Re: [Opensim-users] [Opensim-dev] Streaming sessions on Twitch

[Shaun T. Erickson]

I'm curious - why is SecondLife banned on Twitch?

On Wed, Dec 23, 2020 at 2:05 AM Teravus Ovares  wrote:

> The only thing that I would caution..and, this would be a
> technicality..
>
> SecondLife is on Twitch's Banned games list.
>
> Granted..  I know that you're not playing SecondLife.
>
> However, these rules are up for interpretation by their moderation team,
> which, in the past, has been very "uneven" in their application of the
> rules.   If a random viewer sees it and reports you for playing
> 'SecondLife' it may be a bit of a challenge to deal with it.
> I would suggest big notices stating things like,  "this is not SecondLife".
>
>
>
> On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 1:26 PM Diva Canto  wrote:
>
> > Final spam to this mailing list about this. From here on, follow me on
> > Twitter (@divacanto) if you want to get a heads up about my streaming
> > sessions.
> >
> > I'm going to stream again around 2:30pm PST to set up Wifi on my new
> > grid. Tune in if you're interested to see how I do this, and want to ask
> > me questions live:
> > https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto
> >
> > Otherwise, all of these videos end up on my YT channel:
> > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA
> >
> > On 12/12/2020 7:39 AM, Diva Canto wrote:
> > > Thanks. It turns out that the workflow that Twitch streamers follow is
> > > to stream on Twitch and then upload those videos to YouTube. Twitch
> > > allows us to do that with the click of a button, so I did that too.
> > >
> > > My YouTube channel is linked from my Twitch channel, but here it is:
> > > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfWW4e3cSIEpVdnbZ4VgrbA
> > >
> > > Yesterday's video is already there.
> > >
> > > I will stream again in about 90 minutes to finish setting up that grid
> > > that I started yesterday.
> > >
> > > On 12/12/2020 4:22 AM, Michel Beauregard wrote:
> > >> That is great that you willing to take time to do that. There is this
> > >> web page that contain some kind of structure for start-up
> > >> understanding on opensim programming stucture .
> > >> http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Codebase_overview  .  This is the only
> > >> permanent record aside of git that  I found offered by opensimulator
> > >> project to help people interested in the project coding.
> > >>
> > >> I would like to add that tracing opensimulator execution to try to
> > >> understand its processing of information is quiet a challenge. So your
> > >> initiative is greatly appreciate.
> > >>
> > >> I notice from twitch help  source as follow that on demand video will
> > >> only last 14 days if you dont setup that option and 60 days if you do
> > >> as describe here :.
> > >> https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/video-on-demand?language=en_US
> > >> Given that you provide permission me or someone better equipped then
> > >> me could record you presentation via screen recording.  And post a
> > >> link in the above opensimulator wiki codebase overview page .
> > >>
> > >> The first one being how to install opensim grid mode actually still
> > >> available on twitch.
> > >> https://www.twitch.tv/divacanto
> > >>
> > >> GiMiSa
> > >>
> > >>  Le jeudi 10 décembre 2020 17 h 47 min 45 s HNE, Diva Canto
> > >>  a écrit :
> > >>   Hello everyone,
> > >>
> > >> During OSCC the idea has come up of documenting opensim through a
> series
> > >> of live streaming sessions showing how to do assorted things in and
> > >> around the code. The Holidays are coming, so I hope I have time to do
> > >> this!
> > >>
> > >> In fact, I'm in the process of setting up a new grid that I plan to
> use
> > >> in a course next quarter, so, as I was starting to set things up, it
> > >> occurred to me that I could be streaming what I do, so that others
> could
> > >> learn/compare. The first 2 streaming sessions will be about (1)
> setting
> > >> up a multi-sim grid and (2) installing Wifi and other plugins. Not
> quite
> > >> code yet, but it's a good starting point.
> > >>
> > >> Unfortunately, I don't think I can commit to specific days/times to do
> > >> this, since assorted work tends to come my way all the time. But if
> you
> > >> subscribe to my Twitch channel, you will be notified when I go live.
> > >> And, iirc, Twitch stores the videos of the sessions, so if you miss
> the
> > >> live session, it can be replayed.
> > >>
> > >> Anyway, if you're interested, please subscribe to my channel; live
> > >> action may happen there soon!
> > >>
> > >> Twitch
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> |
> > >> |
> > >> |
> > >> |  |  |
> > >>
> > >>   |
> > >>
> > >>   |
> > >> |
> > >> |  |
> > >> Twitch
> > >>
> > >> Twitch is the world's leading video platform and community for gamers.
> > >>   |
> > >>
> > >>   |
> > >>
> > >>   |
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> Cheers,
> > >> Diva
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*The JVWR Volume 13, Number 2-3 (2020)*

*Assembled 2020*

Issue editors:


*Angie Cox,* Trident at American InterContinental University (Prime)

*Ryan Durbin,* Trident at American InterContinental University

*Vernell Hall,* Trident at American InterContinental University

JVWR Assembled 2020 presents our final contribution to a focused effort
within the capacity of Virtual Worlds. This issue includes three articles
covering 360 audio technologies, instructional use, and the topic of
purchase intentions in Virtual Worlds. The editorial team is a perfect
match of diverse perspectives and experience and, when combined, construct
a splendid read for academia and practitioners.
Editor-In-Chief Corner
Welcome to the Age of 3D3C: Digital, Design, Development, Community,
Creation, & Commerce


*Yesha Y. Sivan*
Issue Editors' Corner
Rendering Sounds, Sales and Instructional Capabilities in a Virtual World


*Angie Marie Cox*
Peer-Reviewed Research Papers

Virtual Goods Purchase, Game Satisfaction and Perceived Justice: An
Empirical Study of Players of PVP Mobile Games


*Hui Xiong, Weijie Yu*



Redstone Jammin’: Conversational Analysis from a Collaborative Music-Making
Activity in Minecraft


*Kenneth Y. T. Lim, Lionel J. T. Lim*



The Use of Ambisonic Audio to Improve Presence, Focus, and Noticing While
Viewing 360 Video


*Richard E. Ferdig, Karl W. Kosko, Enrico Gandolfi*
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