Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Hey guys,So glad to see this thread!So here's what I found quite difficult, now this might have changed since the years I've played second life.But way on back when I used to play second life, one of the main difficulties I had was that people used

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Gamulation wrote:I will give this a try. I don't know how to do anything though, so help would be nice@Mirage, hope you feel better soon. Being sick all summer is the pits.Just e-mail us and we will be glad to help you both. Visit

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Gamulation wrote:I will give this a try. I don't know how to do anything though, so help would be nice@Morrage, hope you feel better soon. Being sick all summer is the pits.Just e-mail us and we will be glad to help you both. Visit

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I will give this a try. I don't know how to do anything though, so help would be nice URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/568902/#p568902 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I'm still planning on joining. But I've been sick quite often this summer.From what I read from Angel and Heartsong's posts, it sounds like so much fun.Looking forward to it soon! URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/568793/#p568793

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion IronCross, I understand and it honestly sounds like you need some training in world. I will be more than happy to help you become acclimated if you ever want to try it again. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/568241/#p568241

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion At risk of going around in a circle, my experiences in world have definitely not been that way. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/567532/#p567532 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion ironcross32 wrote:@Jayde I suppose you have a point. I was just pushing for this person to at least say that these things aren't 100% doable without assistance, because I know they're not. It just bothers me that they continue to say that we have

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion ironcross32 wrote:@Jayde I suppose you have a point. I was just pushing for this person to at least say that these things aren't 100% doable without assistance, because I know they're not. It just bothers me that they continue to say that we have

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion devinprater wrote:Yep, you just have to get on when some one else is on.There is always a ton of people on, but no one hangs around what we call the landing point at Virtual Ability. We are all active elsewhere. So it's best to set up a time

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @Jayde I suppose you have a point. I was just pushing for this person to at least say that these things aren't 100% doable without assistance, because I know they're not. It just bothers me that they continue to say that we have all this untapped

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Yep, you just have to get on when some one else is on. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/567370/#p567370 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Last night I had my second day in sl and I can say that I had a great amount of fun.I got to meet cool people, I rode horses, got myself a fishing pole, ate some fruits, got onto a water slide, into a motorized water tube, got 2 cute cats and much

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Yeah. It takes some  getting used to. Lol. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/567241/#p567241 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Oh, SL has its own timezone? Okay, so its just Pacific time, AKA the time zone of the Apple Events, lol. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/567214/#p567214 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion We are having a class around 11:30 AM SLT or noon SLT. I can demonstrate then how SL works. If anyone wants to join me.You will have to download Radegast from:radegast.lifeAnd create an account on VirtualAbility.org first.After that just log

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Ironcross wrote:No judgement if you do, but I don't. And I'm trying to get people to see that they might not either. I just don't get why there's so much push back on this idea that we're not getting a good experience in SL."I'm trying t

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Angel wrote:Hey, I have some news.Yesterday I had a very short time in world, since my laptop decided to die.I was on Vai and I've met @heartssong there, along with another general assistant, forgive me for forgeting your name, but she wasn't

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @71 SL *is* worth your time... if you're not blind. If you are, it's so cut down. I just can't see how people are saying they can do all this stuff and so forth. That's why I want proof, because I've been there and it's just not really all

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Hey, I have some news.Yesterday I had a very short time in world, since my laptop decided to die.I was on Vai and I've met @heartssong there, along with another general assistant, forgive me for forgeting your name, but she wasn't a Radegast user.I

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Ironcross, I just want to point out one thing.You're free to not play this game, or to not endorse it, or to suggest that folks need to provide more evidence instead of just making claims.Where you run into trouble, I think, is that you claim

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I just put together a list of some things that can be done by us for certain in SL. Hope this helps.FishShoppingHere's the online Second Life Marketplace. You can see the marketplace is accessible:marketplace.secondlife.comHome/land

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I just put together a list of some things that can be done by us for certain in SL. Hope this helps.FishShoppingHome/land ownershipHolding a job in worldRoleplayingFarmingAnimal breedingHaving a familyIce skatingExploringPlaying games

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Ok then, I will come now, everything was installed from the beginnning.Thanks. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566899/#p566899 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Angel wrote:@45, like I've said before, I made an account, I am on VAI, I've also emailed you guys weeks ago, but to no response.@56, glad you are here, you will probably clear more stuff up for people, since you are the dev.There are a lot

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Angel wrote:@45, like I've said before, I made an account, I am on VAI, I've also emailed you guys weeks ago, but to no response.@56, glad you are here, you will probably clear more stuff up for people, since you are the dev.There are a lot

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Nocturnus wrote:@heartssong, I would like to give this an unbiased try.  Provided everything negative I've already read on this topic and my own misgivings I obviously can't pretend I haven't heard anything or that I have no misgivings, so I won't

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @heartssong, I would like to give this an unbiased try.  Provided everything negative I've already read on this topic and my own misgivings I obviously can't pretend I haven't heard anything or that I have no misgivings, so I won't pretend

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @61, aha, that clears things up. You don't need to write a wrapper for FMOD now -- they include one in the distribution (fmod.cs, fmod_dsp.cs and fmod_errors.cs). Oh, and fmod_studio.cs too. Remember, also, that the .NET framework allows you to use

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Ethin wrote:@56, I'm sorry, but FMODX is ancient. Why aren't you using good ol FMOD? We're on version 2.01.03 now, and as someone who loves that audio engine and what it can do, and as someone who has employed it in many things in the past, I can

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Send VAI an e-mail so we can schedule a time to work with you. We offer training classes in using Second Life and Radegast.Socheat wrote:Just have an account there, and I don't know where, and how, to begin with so I gave up. URL: https

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @Angel, I have notified the powers that be that you e-mailed and got no response. So sorry about that.I am so glad to see Cinder responding. I do not code and I have no idea how to answer questions related to that. I am also happy to see some tips

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @57 I get it, and I agree wholeheartedly. In fact, VAI and I met with the director of open source at Linden Lab about working with them to add screen reader support to the official Second Life viewer, but their response was basically

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Just have an account there, and I don't know where, and how, to begin with so I gave up. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566761/#p566761 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @45, like I've said before, I made an account, I am on VAI, I've also emailed you guys weeks ago, but to no response.@56, glad you are here, you will probably clear more stuff up for people, since you are the dev.There are a lot of people here

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @56, I'm sorry, but FMODX is ancient. Why aren't you using good ol FMOD? We're on version 2.01.03 now, and as someone who loves that audio engine and what it can do, and as someone who has employed it in many things in the past, I can say

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @56, I'm sorry, but FMODX is ancient. Why aren't you using good ol FMOD? We're on version 2.01.03 now, and as someone who loves that audio engine and what it can do, and as someone who has employed it in many things in the past, I can say

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @56, I'm sorry, but FMODX is ancient. Why aren't you using good ol FMOD? We're on version 2.01.03 now, and as someone who loves that audio engine and what it can do, and as someone who has employed it in many things in the past, I can say

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion cinder wrote:However, something is always going to fall a little short because much of the data transmitted from the simulator is simply vertices and transforms and cannot really be interpreted other than by graphic rendering.Precisely. Something

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Exodus wrote:First of all... the 3D scene viewer (AKA the mode that every other second life viewer starts up in by default)It's missing support for lots of things for starters:The 3D view is and has always been considered an experimental feature

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @Heartssong, you keep saying about "You know where to find us", but actually we don't. I mean, obviously on second life, but when we're there, do we search for heartssong? Blind (that was my first try, it yielded over 800 results

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I just created an account and downloaded the client. I'm looking forward to trying this out. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566685/#p566685 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion You do have something to prove because you're pushing a false narrative. Now, whether you will or not is not up to me, nor anyone else here. We can't make you do it, but you should want to. The fact that you don't leaves me wondering whether you

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I said here that you were leaving out tons and tons of information and that this act was creating a false expectation of what a blind person can expect to do in Radegast and I still stand by this. Like ironcross, I don't believe you're doing

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @50, this, right here, is why we don't take you seriously. There are 24 hours in a day. That's 1,440 minutes, 86,400 seconds. Creating an audio recording is trivial if you would only actually ask us to help you. You do not need to be a technical

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I said here that you were leaving out tons and tons of information and that this act was creating a false expectation of what a blind person can expect to do in Radegast and I still stand by this. Like ironcross, I don't believe you're doing

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @50, this, right here, is why we don't take you seriously. There are 24 hours in a day. That's 1,440 minutes, 86,400 seconds. Creating an audio recording is trivial if you would only actually ask us to help you. You do not need to be a technical

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I have absolutely nothing to prove. But here is an article tht talks about the blind in SL, and not just myself.http://slnewserpeople.blogspot.com/2019 … group.html Second Life can speak for itself. I don't have the time to devote to learning

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I have absolutely nothing to prove. Second Life can speak for itself.  I don't have the time to devote to learning to shoot videos and audio. I have an extremely busy real and Second Life. I don't have to prove anything to anyone. I use Second Life

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @IronCross, I know how long you spent in SL; I trained you, or I tried to. As for making a video and audio, I don't have the time. I have an extremely busy real and Second Life and don't have the time to devote to learning how to shoot video

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion There is a new accessible game inside Second Life called Battle Av. It is a war game. It is in its beta stages. Just thought I would pass that along for anyone who might be interested. You will need to know how to use Radegast in order to play

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Most of us weren't even attacking you, just stating our experiences with the product. If anything, we were attacking the notion that SL is this great new world and if you're blind, it really opens up everything for you. This idea is far from

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I am not condemning anyone. The criticism is only valid if the points are true. I am not going to argue here in the thread. People wanted to know what they could do in SL and I answered. I can't show you how it works without being in world because

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I am not condemning anyone. The critism is only valid if the points are true. I am not going to argue here in the thread. People wanted to know what they could do in SL and I answered. I can't show you how it works without being in world because

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion So in that barrage of posts, all we get is basically, it's great, look at all the things I can do. Then condemnation of very valid criticism. Yeah sorry OP but your credibility has dropped with me by a good margin. URL: https

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Hi Angel! I would love to help you. Please go to:virtualability.organd create a Second Life account. Your username is permanent so choose one you like. You can change your display name however in world and change it every two weeks if you wanted

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Hey, @heartssong, I really wish to come in and learn how to play, one of my aunts always asks me to come and play with her, she said we will have a lot of fun because it will be easier with a sighted person arround.I want to learn Radegast though

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion This is a link to the SL Newser, a Second Life newspaper. This link will take you to the Places section where they write about places inside Second Life. Enjoy!http://slnewserplaces.blogspot.com/ URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566522

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion devinprater wrote:So, I'm on the Virtual Ability Island right now, and, yeah, it still seems limiting to me. I mean, there's a sign here, but how do I read it? There's a teleport to training centers, but walking to it does nothing that I can tell

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion devinprater wrote:So, I'm on the Virtual Ability Island right now, and, yeah, it still seems limiting to me. I mean, there's a sign here, but how do I read it? There's a teleport to training centers, but walking to it does nothing that I can tell

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion ThatBlindChemist wrote:I tried SL years ago, and just couldn't get into it. Granted, I didn't give it as much of a chance as I probably could have. I love worlds like Alter Aeon because you get all the information you need from in-game sounds

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion So like, I remember trying this years ago and it seemed... clunky at best, and boarderline unusable at worst. Where should I go when logging in? Would love to gget back into this. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566508/#p566508

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion ironcross32 wrote:SL isn't that way, our access through a text based client is, however. I would hope that at some point, someone would be looking into either patching in accessibility to an already existing viewer, or making one from scratch

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Nocturnus wrote:Sadly, I think the fact is that if we're blind in real life, we're gonna stay blind in a virtual one unless someone manages to interpret site in a radically different way, and I don't see that happening anytime soon.  It'd be like

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Mirage wrote:I would like to try this again, and may do so.Looking at the destinations guide a few years ago, I was intrigued by it.I tried it, but I needed a lot of help initially. I did figure some things out, but I never could find my way around

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Ethin wrote:The fact that there are no actual demonstrations from the OP, and considering experiences outlined in 28, it really seems like the OP is really blowing what they can do out of proportion. Breaking a sound system as bad as Exodus claimed

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion The 3D scene viewer is for sighted users only and has not been further developed by Cinder Roxley, the current Radegast developer. This is because there are plenty of viewers out there for sighted users. With that being said, it is not meant

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @31 I get that, but my big thing is, I don't want to be more blind, or more disabled. That's what the UX is using Radegast. That's why I have no interest in it. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/561840/#p561840 -- Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion The fact that there are no actual demonstrations from the OP, and considering experiences outlined in 28, it really seems like the OP is really blowing what they can do out of proportion. Breaking a sound system as bad as Exodus claimed. that's

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion The fact that there are no actual demonstrations from the OP, and considering experiences outlined in 28, it really seems like the OP is really blowing what they can do out of proportion. Breaking a sound system as bad as Exodus claimed. that's

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I would like to try this again, and may do so.Looking at the destinations guide a few years ago, I was intrigued by it.I tried it, but I needed a lot of help initially. I did figure some things out, but I never could find my way around some

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Sadly, I think the fact is that if we're blind in real life, we're gonna stay blind in a virtual one unless someone manages to interpret site in a radically different way, and I don't see that happening anytime soon.  It'd be like adding a fourth

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion SL isn't that way, our access through a text based client is, however. I would hope that at some point, someone would be looking into either patching in accessibility to an already existing viewer, or making one from scratch that actually renders

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I tried SL years ago, and just couldn't get into it. Granted, I didn't give it as much of a chance as I probably could have. I love worlds like Alter Aeon because you get all the information you need from in-game sounds and really detailed

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion So, I'm on the Virtual Ability Island right now, and, yeah, it still seems limiting to me. I mean, there's a sign here, but how do I read it? There's a teleport to training centers, but walking to it does nothing that I can tell. I mean, how does

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion So, I'm on the Virtual Ability Island right now, and, yeah, it still seems limiting to me. I mean, there's a sign here, but how do I read it? There's a teleport to training centers, but walking to it does nothing that I can tell. I mean, how does

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion So, I'm on the Virtual Ability Island right now, and, yeah, it still seems limiting to me. I mean, there's a sign here, but how do I read it? There's a teleport to training centers, but walking to it does nothing that I can tell. I mean, how does

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion So, I'm on the Virtual Ability Island right now, and, yeah, it still seems limiting to me. I mean, there's a sign here, but how do I read it? There's a teleport to training centers, but walking to it does nothing that I can tell. I mean, how does

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion @heartssong, you know, I'll give it a try. I was on SL with some one else at one point, with a sort of colar thing so I wouldn't get lost somewhere, and things worked... well... okay I guess. I mean, the world is made up of objects and just

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Yeah even worse than I thought. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/560226/#p560226 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I just have to point out that it'll take way... w more than just fixing the arrows to make vehicle driving, and by extension interacting with the world actually work. Massive parts of radegast would probably have to be rewritten from

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I just have to point out that it'll take way... w more than just fixing the arrows to make vehicle driving, and by extension interacting with the world actually work. Massive parts of radegast would probably have to be rewritten from

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion friend, congratulations on your intention. still to people who manage and take the initiative to make things accessible.@1A knowledge, I was researching the world of war craft, and saw radegast being mentioned, I decided to test it, but I didn't

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I didn't have trouble getting around the client. I also don't consider teleporting to an object or looking at its properties knowing where you are. It takes more than text and some sounds here and there to know where you are. It sounds like your

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion karate25 wrote:I hate to sound like a debby downer here, but unfortunately, I have to agree with a lot of what's been said here as far as second life not really being very worth it at this point. Especially with post #13. I know because I've tried

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion ironcross32 wrote:Yeah that's the thing, Second Life has a lot to offer. So much that I probably haven't even seen but a tiny sliver of it. But guess what? What we get access to is just a tiny little shard of that tiny sliver. Now, if that's enough

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion ironcross32 wrote:OK, you bought clothing from the marketplace. That's all well and good. But do you know what pieces go together? If so, were you able to ascertain that information by yourself? See, this is the problem. So many things only work

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Meatbag wrote:I am willing to help but I do not know c sharp. But I heard you can make  plugins. If true  what programming language is used to write pluginsI'm not sure what plug-in language is used. Go to the code repository here: https

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Quentin wrote:Can you drive a car with radegast?It's just an exemple.If the arrow buttons were showing up, yes. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/560008/#p560008 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Angel wrote:Hey.I've wanted to enter SL since I've herd that it is possible, I have Radegast, I am on the virtual ability island and all, I've read the manual, but after I've sent an email to the team, I got no answer.Neither

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Yeah that's the thing, Second Life has a lot to offer. So much that I probably haven't even seen but a tiny sliver of it. But guess what? What we get access to is just a tiny little shard of that tiny sliver. Now, if that's enough for some

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I hate to sound like a debby downer here, but unfortunately, I have to agree with a lot of what's been said here as far as second life not really being very worth it at this point. Especially with post #13. I know because I've tried second life

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion SL is from 2003. And also the client is being updated so new features are getting supported. Voice chat is now a feature. it is from long ago in this client URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/559793/#p559793 -- Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I agree with post 12.I tried it years ago and it felt clunky, combo boxes for places, objects and people, and on top of that you have to then pick what you want to do, such as sit in a chair.How do you know the chair doesn't have someone already

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion OK, you bought clothing from the marketplace. That's all well and good. But do you know what pieces go together? If so, were you able to ascertain that information by yourself? See, this is the problem. So many things only work if you get help from

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Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion I am willing to help but I do not know c sharp. But I heard you can make  plugins. If true  what programming language is used to write plugins URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/559769/#p559769 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Can you drive a car with radegast?It's just an exemple. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/559755/#p559755 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion Hey.I've wanted to enter SL since I've herd that it is possible, I have Radegast, I am on the virtual ability island and all, I've read the manual, but after I've sent an email to the team, I got no answer.Neither to this, or the contact form

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion JasonBlaze wrote:I would like to get into this honestly, but I keep getting unclear information as what we can and we cannot do. ok I can buy clothing and stuff, and fishing, what else? if I would live in a virtual world, I would like to have

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion

Re: Radegast and Accessibility Discussion JasonBlaze wrote:I would like to get into this honestly, but I keep getting unclear information as what we can and we cannot do. ok I can buy clothing and stuff, and fishing, what else? if I would live in a virtual world, I would like to have

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