Firestorm User Guide

• General Index
• Tag Cloud

Basic Functions

• Login Screen Layout
• Viewer Modes
• The Viewer Layout
  • Top Menu Bar
  • Toolbar Buttons
• Movement and Camera
• Chat
• Manage Dialogs
• Blocking/Muting
• Inventory
  • Replace Inventory Links
• Favorite Wearables
• Profiles
• Outfits
• Gestures
• Mouselook
• Editing Shapes and Other Body Parts
• People Panel Nearby (Radar), Friends and Groups are accessed here
• Contact Sets
• Using Search
• Streaming Audio and Video
• Voice
• Uploading Textures, Sounds, etc
• Right Click Menu
• Preferences
• Backing Up Settings
• Quick Preferences
• Cache - What It Is
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• Reporting Abuse
• Avatar Complexity Settings

Advanced Topics

• Client AO (animation overrider)
• Managing Groups
  • General
  • Roles & Members
  • Notices
  • Land/Assets
  • Experiences
• Parcel Management
• Region Management
• General EEP Information - Environments: Water, Sky, and Day Cycles
• Windlight: Water and Sky - Applies only to FS 6.3.9 and earlier
• Avatar Physics
• LSL Bridge
• Move Lock
• Adjusting Font Sizes
• Building, Editing, Terraforming
  • Edit: General tab
  • Edit: Object tab
  • Edit: Features tab
  • Edit: Texture tab
    • Local Textures
  • Edit: Content tab
• Running Multiple Firestorm at Once
• Exporting and Importing Linksets
• Pathfinding
• Displayed Time Format
• Joystick and Space Navigator
• Firestorm LSL Preprocessor
• Debug Settings
• Understanding Lag
• Avatar Hitboxes

For documentation on the old Phoenix viewer, please click here.

Tutorials

Firestorm Tutorial Videos

• Backup / Restore
• Render / Derender
• Pose Stand
• Quick Preferences
• Custom Default Prim Parameters
• Customizing In-World Sounds
• Customizing the Button Bar
• Client AO
• Camera Control
• Autoreplace
• People Panel / Radar
• Contact Sets
• Using the Command Line
• Build Tools
• Colour Scheme Tutorial

Tutorials for new Residents

These are listed here.

Getting Help

Support

• Firestorm System Requirements

• Basic Info on Getting Help
• Troubleshooting Guide
• How to File a JIRA
• How to Contact Support
• Is My Viewer Safe
• In World Support Locations
• How to Take a Screenshot—often needed so we can see the problem

Classes

• Firestorm Classes

Second Life Related

• List of Second Life Resources

Downloads

• Downloads
• Older Versions
• Firestorm Release 6.4.12 Notes

Firestorm Gateway - For New Residents

Joining Second Life

You can join SecondLife via the web page given here:

• Create Second Life Account

If you want to invite friends to join, then please do share the link above with them.

The Firestorm Gateway

The Team

• Firestorm Gateway Team
  If you are interested in becoming a part of the gateway team, then please see the Involvement tab above.

In-World Locations

• Firestorm Social
  Firestorm Gateway & Support Regions. Welcoming & Helping new residents into Second Life and oldies with Second Life. Social Area, RP, Sandbox, Freebie's, Classes, tutorials, games & lots of experiences to explore. Helpers always available to assist.
• Firestorm Aerodrome
  Flyable airplanes, helicopters, skydiving, scuba diving, boats and JetSki's.
• Firestorm Combat & Weapons Range
  Shoot weapons at hostile aliens, target shooting range, nearby avatar-to-avatar combat area.
• Firestorm Dow Forest
• Firestorm Golf by CrowleyCorp
• Firestorm Lodge
• Firestorm Sandbox
• Firestorm Sci-Fi Portal & RP Area.
  Entry portal to SciFi & RolePlay area. Visit Trek starship, explore space station, fly shuttles, visit Callahan's Bar, workout in space gym (near bar), supply deck freebies, functional holodeck, Firefly Companions RP, Star Trek RP, individual quests, and more.
• The Ghost Town by MadPea
  Immersive and interactive adventure game.

Getting Help

Help for those new to Second Life may be found here.

If you need help with Firestorm viewer, please refer to this page for the many ways in which you can get help. We also offer classes on how to use the viewer. See this page for the schedule and in-world locations.

For Developers

• Firestorm Source repository
• How to Make a Patch
• How to be a Good Development Neighbor
• Compiling Firestorm ViewerUnder Construction
• Translating the Firestorm UI

Involvement

Firestorm Beta Testing

• Applying to Beta Test

Firestorm Gateway for New Residents

The Firestorm Gateway is a Community Gateway for new residents coming into Second Life where we provide a safe and welcoming learning environment. Help is freely given for users on any viewer by our Gateway Helper volunteers.

New Helper Applicants are required to have been in Second Life for at least 1 year and go through a process that includes filling out an application (which requires some knowledge of the Gateway regions and basic knowledge of second life) and following through a series of steps and training. The final step would be an interview with the Gateway HR Manager at which time both sides would discuss and determine if being a volunteer helper is right for you. If both sides agree at this point you would become a member of the Firestorm Gateway Team.

Previous Gateway Helpers that have left the team for any reason: If you have been gone longer than 6 months or more you will need to start the process over again and reapply. If you have been gone for 3 - 6 months, you will need to contact the Gateway HR Manager about coming back. If you are accepted back this will likely include a brief interview and a retake of part of your helper training. If you have been gone under 3 months and are accepted back, you can begin as a helper again after reading through any changes that have been made in your absence.

If you are interested in applying to join as a helper, please complete the form.

SciFi Portal

• Firestorm Gateway SciFi Portal

Contact and Policies

• Firestorm Licenses
• Firestorm Privacy Policy
• Firestorm Viewer Communications to the Firestorm Server
• Firestorm Blocks
• Firestorm Credits
• Message of the Day Advertising
• Main website
• SL 2.0 - Explanation and Discussion Reference
• Firestorm Q&A Recordings
• Team April Fools' Pranks
• MOTD Blurbs

Adaware free

• Open the Adaware user interface
• Click Scan Computer (second icon from top)
• Go to Manage Exclusions and click View
• Click Add
• Navigate to main Firestorm application folder
• Click OK
• Repeat for Firestorm folders in User/Local

Advanced System Care

If you run the “junk files cleanup” function, then Advanced System Care is liable to trash your settings. Further to this, this program can also severely interfere with viewer connection to SL servers, as documented here.

Avast

2019-09-18 Update

it seems that in the early hours of 2019-09-18, an update was issues for Avast, and that update began “mangling” Firestorm. One user ¹⁾ provided the following:

Basic Whitelisting

Refer to this page for how to whitelist. Please ensure that you whitelist both the viewer and the viewer cache folder.

If you cannot save snapshots to your hard drive

1. Go to Settings → General tab
2. Go to 'Blocked and allowed apps'
3. Click 'Allow App' and scroll the list of programs to find Firestorm and select it (see picture below)

AVG

• Open the AVG user interface.
• Click Tools→Advance Settings.
• Resident Shield→Exceptions.
• The Add the program (or file, directory) you wish to be excluded from scans.

2019-09-18 Update

it seems that in the early hours of 2019-09-18, an update was issues for AVG, and that update began “mangling” Firestorm.

Avira

• See How do I exclude files or processes from scanning?

BitDefender

Please see How to add Antivirus exceptions (exclusions) in Bitdefender 2019

Bullguard

1. Open Bullguard as normal
2. Click on “Settings”
3. Click on “Advanced”
4. Go to “Antivirus” in the lefthand column
5. Open the menu (down arrow)
6. Select “Tuning”
7. In the selection of tick boxes on the righthand panel, select Skip File/Folders
8. Click on Files/Folders
9. This will bring up a probably empty set of lines, so click on the “+” sign
10. This should allow you to navigate to the particular folder, in this case the Firestorm Cache folder
11. Select that and it will appear in the first line of the box
12. To add other Firestorm folders listed at the top of this wiki page, repeat as needed
13. Here is also a check box to allow you to skip processes. The procedure is the same: Click on “process”
14. Click “+” and navigate to the .exe you wish to whitelist
15. Close Bullguard.

Credits: Thanks to user Aishagain for this information.

Comodo

Apparently Comodo adds a green border round the viewer screen. This can safely be ignored.

F-Secure

(derrived from https://community.f-secure.com/t5/Security-for-PC/How-do-I-exclude-a-file-or/ta-p/15398)

• Open Computer Security.
• On the main page of Computer Security, click Settings.
• Select Computer Security > Virus and spyware scanning.
• Select Other settings > Manual scanning.
• Click the Exclude files from the scan link. The Exclude from scanning dialog is displayed.
• Select the Objects tab.
• Select the Exclude objects (files, folders…) check box.
• Click Add.
• Navigate to and select the Firestorm install folder
• Click Add again
• Navigate to and select the Firestorm cache folder
• Click OK to close the Exclude from scanning dialog.

Gatekeeper (Mac OS X)

Gatekeeper is not an antivirus. It is Apple software that checks software the first time you run it to make sure it is from a known developer. It will flag Firestorm as unknown and will ask you if you want to let it run.

If Gatekeeper prevents you from opening Firestorm, there is a simple workaround: See “How to open an app from a unidentified developer and exempt it from Gatekeeper” on this page. Once you have allowed Firestorm to open via this method, Gatekeeper will not flag it on subsequent launches (until you reinstall Firestorm again).

For a longer-term method, please visit here for a tutorial on whitelisting using the Gatekeeper software.

Kaspersky

In order to create an exclusion rule:

• Open application settings window.
• Select Protection on the left.
• Click the Trusted Zone button in the Exclusions block.
• Go to the tab Exclusion rules and click Add.
• Select an exclusion type in the Properties field: Object and/or Threat type.
  • Object
    Click select object and choose a file, folder or a mask to exclude.
  • Select a Component in the corresponding field. The rule will apply to the selected component.
  • Threat type. Click enter threat type to select a file, folder or a mask to exclude.

Rules can apply to the following protection components:

• Virus scan,
• File Anti-Virus,
• Mail Anti-Virus (Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations 6.0.4.x only),
• Proactive Defense (Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations 6.0.4.x only),
• Web Anti-Virus (Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations 6.0.4.x only).

A scan if a disk or folder containing excluded objects scans the entire disk/folder except the excluded objects. Yet you can force scan excluded objects from the contextual menu (by right-clicking).

Also you can create an exclusion rule from within a report window:

• Right-click the report object you want excluded.
• Choose the option Add to Trusted Zone.

An Exclusion rule window will open. Make sure that you are satisfied with the new exclusion rule settings. Object name and threat type fields are assigned automatically on the basis of the report data. Click OK to create the rule.

Malwarebytes

For general whitelisting steps, visit Exclude detections in Malwarebytes on Windows devices

McAfee

We do not have specific details for McAfee. Check the McAfee control panel, or visit McAfee Consumer Support

Norton

Add exclusion to Auto-Protect and Risk scan

• Start Norton 360.
• Click Settings.
• Click Antivirus Protection.
• On the Scans and Risks tab, under Exclusion/Low Risks, click Configure next to Scan Exclusions.
• Under Scan Exclusions, click Add.
• Browse and select the disk drive or folder or file you would like to exclude and click OK. If you want to include subfolders within the folder, check Include Subfolders.
• Under Auto-Protect Exclusions, click Add.
• Browse and select the disk drive or folder or file you would like to exclude and click OK. If you want to include subfolders within the folder, check Include Subfolders.
• Click Apply > OK.
• Click Apply > Close

Download Intelligence

Norton Internet Security includes a feature called Download Intelligence. This works such that the user community reports downloads as good or bad. While this may be very helpful, it can also be unfairly detrimental to programs, especially when they are updated as they are then treated as totally new.

Therefore, if you use Download Intelligence, you are urged to disable it before attempting to download any of our viewers, in order to avoid them being incorrectly reported as infected with a virus. Refer to this page for instructions.

Panda Cloud Antivirus Free (version 2.1.1)

• Click on the “Antivirus” section of the UI.
• Click on “Advanced Settings” (bottom of the panel current version)
• Click on “Exclusions” tab
• Choose “Add”, then navigate to your Firestorm installation folder and put a check in the box to the left of slplugin.exe (and llceflib_host.exe for FS 4.7.7 and later), and everything else you want to exclude. Once you've checked something, the “exclude” button at the bottom of the panel is enabled. Click it when you've finished checking off everything you want to exclude.
• Click “OK” at the bottom of the “Exclusions” tab.

See this page for additional Panda tips for whitelisting files and folders: http://www.pandasecurity.com/homeusers/downloads/docs/product/help/is/2012/en/709.htm The page is out of date but the methods may still work.

PC Tools Spyware Doctor

• Right click PC Tools icon in taskbar → Open
• Go to Settings → Global action list
• Click “Add”, choose “File” & browse to your Firestorm installation folder & choose slplugin.exe - and llceflib_host.exe (for FS 4.7.9 and later).
• This will add the plugin(s) to the global whitelist.

Webroot

To date (August 2015), there is no way to whitelist the entire cache folder in WebRoot. Therefore WebRoot may continue to cause severe problems including slow rezzing and viewer freezing.

If you test with WebRoot off and find your SL experience greatly improved, the only suggestion we have is to choose another antivirus program.

Some more more info on Webroot and the problems it has been known to cause, see this page.

For additional information:

• https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-for-Business/how-to-set-file-and-folder-exclusions-in-the-webroot-console/td-p/189775
• https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Antivirus/How-to-exclude-a-folder-from-being-scanned-in-the-latest-WSA-AV/td-p/78063

Windows Defender/Microsoft Security Essentials

Basic Exclusions

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028485/windows-add-an-exclusion-to-windows-defender-antivirus

For Win 10 (possibly also Windows 8.x):

• Open Settings and in the search field at the top right enter defender
• In Windows Defender click Virus & Threat Protection → Virus & Threat Protection Settings → Exclusions → Add or remove exclusions
• Exclude the cache:
  • Click Add an Exclusion
  • Click Exclude a folder
  • Click in the address bar and type %LOCALAPPDATA% and press Enter
  • Click the Firestorm folder
  • Click the Exclude this folder button
  • Repeat this if you have more than one Firestorm folder (64-bit and 32-bit, for example)
• Exclude the viewer executables
  • Click the Exclude a .exe, .com or .scr process button
  • Navigate to C:\Program Files\Firestorm-Release64
  • Click Firestorm-Releasex64.exe
  • Click the Exclude This file button
  • Repeat this for SLPlugin and SLVoice - and dullahan_host.exe (for FS 5.1.7 and later).
  • Repeat this for 32-bit Firestorm ( C:\Program Files (x86) )

Can't Save Files to Hard Drive (Snapshots, Chat Files, Backups, etc.)

Additionally, if you're on Windows 10 and you can't save snapshots to your hard drive (https://jira.firestormviewer.org/browse/FIRE-23347), adding the viewer folders to the exclusion list may not be enough if you have 'Controlled Folder Access' enabled; you will need to add Firestorm to the allowed apps.

Try following these steps:

1. Right click your Windows Defender icon on your system tray > View Security Dashboard > Virus and threat Protection > Virus & Threat Protection Settings > Controlled Folder Access
   
2. Click the 'Manage Controlled Folder Access' link
   
3. Under 'Controlled Folder Access' click the 'Allow an App through Controlled Folder Access' link
   
4. Click '+ Add an allowed app'
   
5. Browse to the viewer executable in the installation folder, left click to select , click Open at the bottom of the files explorer.
   

Alternatively, you can also simply disable the Controlled Folder Access feature by clicking the on/off button after Step #2.

Can't run Firestorm installer

See this page.

Avatar

• Account: will prompt you to open your SL dashboard in a web browser
• Marketplace Listings: Manage your SL marketplace listings.
• Buy L$: opens the floater to let you buy L$
• Inventory (Ctrl-I): opens your inventory
• Protected Folders: opens your Protected Folders window.
• Favorite Wearables: opens your Favorite Wearables
• Picks: opens the Picks and Classifieds window for creation and editing of picks and classified ads.
• Experiences: opens the Experiences window.
• Profile: opens your profile
• Appearance: opens the appearance floater at My Outfits (will be greyed out if you are a cloud; see here if that has happened to you)
• Choose an avatar: opens the Choose an Avatar window.
• Movement: opens the movement sub menu where you can set
  • Sit down (Alt-Shift-S): will sit your avatar down (not available if already sitting)
  • Fly (Home): this toggles will turn on fly mode (not available if sitting)
  • Stop Flying (Home): this toggle will turn off fly mode.
  • Always Run (Ctrl-R): toggles run
  • Force Ground Sit (Ctrl Alt S): This forces your avatar into a ground sit regardless of where your avatar is.
  • Movelock (Ctrl-Alt-P): When enabled, will lock your avatar in place so it cannot be pushed. This will show text in bottom right corner stating that Movelock is enabled.
    You will not be able to move yourself either, unless you enable Preferences→ Move & View -> Movement→ Lock and unlock position after stopping or starting movement.
  • Quickjump: If enabled, the viewer suppresses any pre-jump animation.
• Move Controls: toggles the movement controls floater
• Camera Controls: toggles the camera controls floater
• Avatar Health: opens the Avatar Health sub menu
  • Stop avatar animations: used to stop animations acting on your avatar
  • Stop avatar animations & revoke permissions:
  • Undeform Avatar: Attempts to undeform your avatar, to recover its normal shape after deformation after the use of oversized avatars or griefer objects.
  • Force appearance update (Rebake)(Ctrl-Alt-R): rebakes your avatar's textures
  • Refresh Attachments (Alt+Shift+R): In cases where attachments are “ghosted”, it will attempt to reattach them. Ghosted attachments are those that shows attached to you but others don't see them.
  • Reset Default Male Avatar (Character Test): forces your avatar to the default male
  • Reset Default Female Avatar (Character Test): forces your avatar to the default female
  • Show Avatar Complexity Information: This shows complexity plus:
  • * Rank (how close the avatar is to your camera; the closest is 1, next closest is 2…);
  • * VisTris: recursively counts the number of triangles in every attachment at the current rendered LOD;
  • * EstMaxTris: represents the sum of the estimated triangle count for each attachment to the avatar; and
  • * attachment surface area in square meters.
  • Scripts: Opens a window displaying script information for your avatar and includes details such as script size, the name of the object that the script resides in, the attachment point of that object and overall Script Memory used. Scripts
  • Lag Meter: Opens the Lag Meter window.
  • Recreate LSL Bridge: creates a fresh copy of the LSL bridge
• Snapshot (Ctrl-Shift-S): opens the snapshot floater
• Money Tracker: Shows a list of who last paid you; see this page for more information.
• Pose Stand…: Open the Pose Stand window; replicates the functionality of a pose stand.
• Preferences (Ctrl-P): opens your preferences window
• Toolbar Buttons: Opens the toolbar buttons window, allowing the button layout to be customized.
• Show HUD Attachments (Alt-Shift+H): Shows all HUDs that you have attached
• Show User Inferface (Alt+Shift+U): Shows the User Interface (use Ctrl-Alt-F1 or Ctrl-Shift-F1 in Linux to also show/hide nametags)
• Exit Firestorm (Ctrl-Q): Closes Firestorm

Comm

• Online Status: opens the Online Status sub menu where you can set yourself to:
  • Away
  • Unavailable (Busy):
    • New incoming group chats are disabled; missed messages will not be shown afterwards.
    • Existing group chats (the ones already open in the Conversations window) will continue normally.
    • Group notices are hidden until unavailable mode is disabled; they will all be shown afterwards.
    • Notifications are not shown
    • Voice calls are rejected
    • Inventory offers from objects are rejected, so use with caution.
    • Inventory offers from avatars are automatically accepted.
    • TP offers are rejected and will not be shown to you later.
    • Toasts for both group and individual IMs are not shown.
    • Chiclets are shown.
    • Individual IMs are still shown in the Conversations window. Other users will received your “​Unavailable”​ autoresponse as set in your preferences.
  • Auto-respond: (the auto-response messages are set in Preferences→ Privacy -> Autoresponse)
  • Autorespond to non-friends
  • Reject teleport offers and requests
  • Reject all group invites
  • Reject all friendship requests
• Friends (Ctrl-Shift-F): opens the Friends tab in the contacts list.
• Contacts (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-F): Opens or closes the contacts list.
• Contact Sets (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-C): opens the Contact Sets window, to manage your own groups of contacts
• Groups (Ctrl-Shift-G): opens the Groups tab in the contacts list.
• Chat (Ctrl-H): opens the nearby chat tab in the Conversations window
• People: Opens the people window.
• Conversations (Ctrl-T): opens the Conversations window
• Gestures (Ctrl-G): opens the Gestures window
• Flickr…: opens the Upload to Flickr window.
• Discord…: opens the Discord window.
• Voice Morphing:
  • No voice morphing: Enables/Disables voice morphing provided you are already subscribing to Linden Lab's voice morphing.
  • Preview: Opens the Voice Morphing Preview window.
  • Subscribe: Opens the Second Life Voice Morphing web page.
  • Premium Perk: Opens the Premium Perk Voice Morping web page.
• Conversation Log: Opens the Conversation Log window.
• Nearby Voice: opens nearby voice, aka active speakers
• Block List: opens the people window → Block List

World

• Resync Animations (Ctrl-S): Restarts animations within your view; this allows couples dances to be resynchronized.
• Nearby Avatars (Ctrl-Shift-A): Opens the Nearby tab in the People window.
• Radar: Opens the Radar window.
• Teleport History (Alt-H): Opens the Places window, teleport history tab.
• Places: Opens the Places window.
• Destinations: Opens up Destination window.
• Events: Opens the SL Events web page.
• Mini-Map (Ctrl-Shift-M): Opens the Minimap
• World Map (Ctrl-M): Opens the World Map
• Region Tracker: Opens the Region Tracker window.
• Landmark This Place: Creates a landmark of your current location
• Location Profile: Opens the Places Profile window
• Parcel Details: Opens the About Land window
• Region Details: Opens the Region/Estate window
• Set Home to Here: sets your home location to the point you are at; also saves a snapshot, which will be displayed when you log in to your home location.
• Buy This Land: oOpens the Buy Land window (If you are on land that is not for sale, this will be greyed out)
• Show Owned Land: Opens the Owned Land window
• Show More: opens the Show More sub menu where you can chose to show
  • Ban Lines Enables or disables the ability to see ban lines around parcels to which you are not allowed access.
  • Beacons (Ctrl-Alt-shift-N) Hide/show beacons for some types of objects, like sound sources, particle sources, and so on.
  • Property Lines (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-P) Enables or disables showing lines at property boundaries.
  • Land Owners Colors land: Green is land owned by you, red is land owned by others, yellow is land for sale.
  • Coordinates: Shows your current coordinates in the menu bar.
  • Parcel Permissions: Shows icons of your parcel rights.
  • Advanced Menu (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-D): Hides/shows the Advanced Menu. This can also be done in Preferences→ Advanced.
• Teleport Home (Ctrl-Shift-H): teleports you home.
• Environment: opens the Environment sub menu.
  • Set the sun position to
    • Sunrise (Ctrl-Shift-U)
    • Midday (Ctrl-Shift-Y)
    • Sunset (Ctrl-Shift-N)
    • Midnight (Ctrl-Shift-X)
  • Use Shared Environment: This removes any Personal Lighting you have set and allows you to see the current Parcel or Region settings.
  • My Environments: Opens your “My Environments” window, which gives you access to all Sky, Water, and Day Cycle settings in your inventory.
  • Personal Lighting: Opens your Personal Lighting window, which allows you to change environmental settings for yourself, on the fly.
  • Pause Clouds: Freezes the clouds in their current position. Useful for photography.
• Photo and Video: opens the submenu for
  • Phototools (Alt-P): opens the Phototools floater.
  • Cameratools (Ctrl-Shift-C): opens the Cameratools floater.
• Area Search: Opens the Area Search window
• Sound Explorer: Opens the Sound Explorer window.
• Animation Explorer: Opens the Animation Explorer window.
• Asset Blacklist: Opens the Asset Blacklist Window.
• Avatar Render Settings: Opens the Avatar Render Settings window.
• Always show Friends normally: This will show all friends as normally rendered avatar instead of a “jelly doll” image.
• Show Friends only: This will temporarily derender all avatars except those on your friends list. If you leave Preferences→ Move & View -> Teleports→ Keep 'Show Friends Only' enable after teleporting disabled, then this option will disable itself after teleport.

Build

• Build (Ctrl-B): opens the Build/Edit window
• Select Build Tool: opens the Build Tool sub menu where you can select
  • Focus Tool (Ctrl-1)
  • Move Tool (Ctrl-2)
  • Edit Tool (Ctrl-3)
  • Create Tool (Ctrl-4)
  • Land Tool (Ctrl-5)
• Link (Ctrl-L): will link multiple prims
• Unlink (Ctrl-Shift-L): will unlink prims in a linkset
• Edit Linked Parts: allows you to edit individual prims in a linkset
• Select Elements: opens the Select Elements sub menu where you can choose:
  • Select Next Part or Face (Ctrl-.)
  • Select Previous Part or Face (Ctrl-,)
  • Include Next Part or Face (Ctrl-Shift-.)
  • Include Previous Part or Face (Ctrl-Shift-,)
• Focus on Selection (H): will focus your camera on an object you have selected
• Zoom to Selection (Shift-H): will zoom your camera on an object you have selected
• Object: opens the Object sub menu that allows you to:
  • Take: Takes the object back to inventory
  • Take Copy: Creates a copy of the object in inventory.
  • Duplicate (Ctrl-D): Creates a duplicate of the object next to the original object.
  • Edit Particles: Opens the Particle Editor.
  • Save Back to Object Contents If you drag the contents of an object directly onto the ground (rather than into your inventory first, then out onto the ground), and make changes to it, this function allows those changes to be saved back to the original object.
  • Return Object: Returns the object to the owner.
  • Save as:
    • Backup: Opens the Backup window, allowing you to save the object to your hard drive.
    • Collada: Opens the Collada Export window, which you can use to export the object as mesh.
• Scripts: opens the Scripts sub menu where you can:
  • Show Script Warnings/Errors
  • Script Info (Counter): If the object is moddable, this will show script information for it.
  • Recompile Scripts (Mono)
  • Recompile Scripts (LSL)
  • Reset Scripts: this will only work if the object is moddable.
  • Set Scripts to Running
  • Set Scripts to Not Running
  • Remove Scripts from Selection: If the selected object is moddable, removes all scripts from it.
• Pathfinding: Options concerning Pathfinding.
  • Region Objects: Opens the Region Objects window.
  • Characters: Opens the Pathfinding characters window.
  • View / Test: Opens the Pathfinding console.
  • Rebake Region: Rebakes the region NavMesh, if there are pending changes - assuming you have rights to do so and Pathfinding is enabled for the region; will by greyed out otherwise. This can also be done by clicking the Pathfinding icon in the top menu bar.
• Options: opens the Options sub menu where you can:
  • Show Advanced Permissions: Refer to this SL Wiki page for more on Advanced (Debug) permissions.
  • Select Only My Objects
  • Select Only Movable Objects
  • Select Only Locked Objects
  • Select Only Copyable Objects
  • Select By Surrounding
  • Include Group-Owned Objects
  • Show Physics Shape When Editing
  • Show Selection Outlines (Ctrl-Alt-H)
  • Show Hidden Selection
  • Show Light Radius for Selection
  • Show Selection Beam
  • Snap to Grid (G)
  • Snap Object XY to Grid (Shift-X)
  • Use Selection for Grid (Shift-G)
  • Grid Options (Ctrl-Shift-B)
  • Set Default Permissions: Opens the Default Creation Permissions window.
• Upload: opens the Upload sub menu which allows you to choose what to upload (Same as the Upload item in the Avatar Menu):
  • Image (L$10): Opens a file selector, then the image upload window.
  • Sound (L$10): Opens a file selector, the the sound upload window.
  • Animation (L$10): Opens a file selector, then the animation upload window
  • Mesh Model: Opens a file selector to upload a mesh model; see the SL wiki for more info.
  • Bulk (L$10 per file): Opens a file selector where you can select multiple image files for upload.
  • Import Linkset: Opens the Import window, to upload a previous exported object.
• Undo (Ctrl Z): will undo the last changes made in the edit /build window
• Redo (Ctrl Y): will redo the last changes made with the undo command

Content

• Search (Ctrl-F): opens the Search window
• SL Marketplace: prompts you to open the Marketplace web page
• L$ Market Data: prompts you to open the L$ market Data web page
• Script Library: prompts you to open the Script Library web page
• Firestorm Blog: prompts you to open the Firestorm Viewer Home web page
• Firestorm Flickr: prompts you to open the Firestorm Viewer Flickr web page
• Firestorm YouTube: prompts you to open the Firestorm Viewer YouTube channel
• Firestorm Twitter: prompts you to open the Firestorm Viewer Twitter web page
• Firestorm Plurk: prompts you to open the Firestorm Viewer Plurk web page
• Message of the day: this will show the message of the day in local chat. This also is shown during the login phase.

Help

• Enable Viewer UI Hints:
• Firestorm Wiki (F1): opens the Firestorm Wiki page
• Troubleshooting: opens the Firestorm Troubleshooting and Quick Fixes Wiki page
• Join Firestorm Support Group: opens a window listing in-world support groups you can join, to get help.
• Firestorm Classes Schedule: opens the Firestorm Class Schedule page.
• Check Grid Status: opens the Grid Status web page
• Report Abuse: opens the Abuse Report window
• Report Bug: opens the "how to file a JIRA" page on our Wiki
• Bumps, Pushes & Hits: opens the |pushes and bumps window
• Enable Sysinfo Button: enables a button in IM window that lets you send your sysinfo
• About Firestorm: opens the About Firestorm window

RLVa

This menu is toggled from Advanced Menu (Ctrl-Alt-D) → RestrainedLove API (RLVa) or from Preferences → Firestorm → Extras → Allow Remote Scripted Viewer Controls (RLVa). This will require a restart of the viewer to show this menu.

• Debug: Opens the Debug sub menu where you can enable:
  • Show Top-level RLVa Menu: Enables showing the RLVa menu in to menu bar. If disabled, RLVa menu will show in Advanced Menu.
  • Show Debug Messages: Used when debugging RLV scripts and also to know when something RLV is being done to you by either a person or object.
  • Hide Unset or Duplicate Messages
  • Show Assertion Failures
  • Hide Locked Layers
  • Hide Locked Attachments
  • Enable Legacy Naming
  • Enabled Shared Wear
  • Rename Shared Items on Wear
  • Locks: Opens the Active RLV Locks window
• Allow OOC Chat: Allows Out Of Character (OOC) chat.
• Show Filtered Chat
• Split Long Redirected Chat: Splits long nearby chat lines across multiple messages when @redir* restricted.
• Allow Temporary Attachments
• Forbid Give to #RLV
• Wear Replaces Unlocked
• Console: Opens the RLVa console window
• Restrictions: Opens the Active RLV Restrictions window
• Strings: Opens the RLVa Strings window

Advanced

This menu is toggled via the Ctrl-Alt-D key sequence, or from Preferences→ Advanced

• Rebake Textures (Ctrl+Alt+R): (same as Avatar→ Avatar health → Force Appearance Update).
• Refresh Attachments (Alt+Shift+R):
• Set UI Size to Default (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-R): Reverts any changes made in Preferences→ User Interface -> General→ UI scaling.
• Set Window Size: Allows you to set the window size.
• Limit Select Distance: Limits your select distance to about 50m.
• Disable Camera Constraints: Allows camera to pass through solid objects.
• High-res Snapshot: Enables high resolution snapshots.
• Quiet Snapshots: Disables the snapshot sound and animation.
• Performance Tools: Opens the Performance Tools sub menu where you can enable:
  • Lag Meter: Opens the Lag Meter window.
  • Statistics Bar (Ctrl-Shift-1): Displays the Statistics window (often called the “stats bar”).
  • Scene Load Statistics (Ctrl-Shift-2): Displays the Scene Load Statistics window with focus on object load and cache performance.
  • Show Avatar Complexity Information: Displays an indicator of client draw “cost” above each avatar (replaces Avatar Rendering Cost).
• Highlighting and Visibility: Opens the Highlighting and Visibility sub menu where you can choose:
  • Cheesy Beacon: Animates the red world map beacon to make it look “cheesy” (enable it to see the effect).
  • Hide Particles (Ctrl Alt Shift =) : Disables rendering of particles. Another way of achieving this is to go to Preferences→ Graphics -> General and setting Max particle count to zero - or doing the same in the Quick Preferences panel.
  • Hide Selected: Makes the currently selected (edited) object invisible, until they are no longer selected.
  • Highlight Transparent (Ctrl Alt T): Makes transparent objects visible by highlighting them:
    • Red: alpha blended textures,
    • Blue: alpha masked textures,
    • Green: invisiprims.
  • Show Mouselook Crosshairs
  • Hover Tips: Opens Hover Tips submenu
    • Show Tips (Ctrl-Shift-T): This allows you to set what hovertips, if any, you see (please check this first to enable hover tips)
    • Show Land Tooltips:
    • Show Tips On All Objects:
• Rendering Types: Opens the Rendering Types sub menu, which allows types of things to be shown or hidden. By default, these are all enabled. Disabling some can be useful if you are trying to find a lost object.
  • Simple (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-1): Textures without alpha channels.
  • Alpha (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-2): Textures with alpha channels
  • Tree (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-3): Linden plants.
  • Avatars (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-4): Bodies and attachments but not name tags.
  • Surface Patch (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-5): Terrain/ground texture.
  • Sky (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-6): Entire sky including clouds and sun/moon.
  • Water (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-7): Water surface only, view when under water is still tinted.
  • Ground (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-8)
  • Volume (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-9): All objects except Linden plants.
  • Grass (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-0): Linden plants.
  • Clouds (Ctrl-Alt-Shift- -)
  • Particles (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-= )
  • Bump (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-\): Legacy bump map and shiny effects.
• Rendering Features: Opens the Rendering Features sub menu:
  • UI (Ctrl-Alt-F1): Be VERY careful when using this, as the menu bar is hidden as well; make mental note of the key sequence so you can re-enable the UI when you need it.
  • Selected (Ctrl-Alt-F2): Display texture alignment crosshair boxes with “Select Face”.
  • Highlighted (Ctrl-Alt-F3)
  • Dynamic Textures (Ctrl-Alt-F4): Enable clothing and sculpt previews in texture upload floater.
  • Foot Shadows (Ctrl-Alt-F5)
  • Fog (Ctrl-Alt-F6)
  • Test FRInfo (Ctrl-Alt-F8)
  • Flexible Objects (Ctrl-Alt-F9): Enable/disable flexible prim effect.
• RLVa: This menu option will show if you choose not to show RLVa menu in top menu bar. This will show RLVa submenus.
• Media Streams Backup
  • Import Stream List XML: This will import the stream_list.xml file.
  • Export Stream List XML: This will export the media stream list from top menu → World Menu → Parcel Details→ Sound tab to a file called stream_list.xml to a folder of your choosing
• Use Plugin Read Thread: Uses a separate thread to read incoming messages from plugins. So in theory, this should give you a slight performance increase if you have a multicore processor and using the internal web browser or playing quicktime videos and so on.
• Clear Group Cache: Clears group cache
• Mouse Smoothing: Should help smooth mouse movement
• Release Keys: Releases permissions taken by worn attachments.
• Shortcuts: Opens the Shortcuts sub menu, showing some of the common keyboard shortcuts:
  • Search (Ctrl-F)
  • Show Advanced Menu-legacy shortcut (Ctrl-Alt-D)
  • DoubleClick Teleport (Ctrl-Shift-D)
  • Always Run (Ctrl-R)
  • Fly (Home)
  • Close Window (Ctrl-W)
  • Close All Windows (Ctrl-Shift-W)
  • Snapshot to Disk (Ctrl-`)
  • Mouselook (M)
  • Joystick Flycam (Alt-Shift-F)
  • Reset View (Esc)
  • Reset Camera Angles (Shift-Esc)
  • Look at Last Chatter (Ctrl-\)
  • Zoom In (Ctrl-0)
  • Zoom Default (Ctrl-9)
  • Zoom Out (Ctrl-8)
• Fly Override (Ctrl-Alt-V): Allows flight in no fly areas - NOT recommended
• RestrainedLove API: Enables/disables RLV (also in Preferences→ Firestorm -> Extras→ Allow scripted viewer controls)
• Show Debug Settings: Opens the debug menu window; use with caution.
• Show Develop Menu (Ctrl-Alt-Q): Shows or hides the develop menu on the menu bar.

Developer

This menu is toggled via the Ctrl-Alt-Q key sequence, or from Preferences→ Advanced

• Consoles: Opens the Consoles sub menu. These should all be disabled in normal use. If you find your screen filling with “strange” graphs and data, check here to make sure all are off.
  • Texture Console (Ctrl-Shift-3):
  • Debug Console (Ctrl-Shift-4): Scroll activity log on the main viewer window.
  • Notifications Console (Ctrl-Shift-5): Trace dialogs, alerts, notifications.
  • Fast Timers (Ctrl-Shift-9): Shows tasks performed per frame.
  • Scene Statistics: Plot complexity of objects in view.
  • Scene Loading Monitor:
  • Region Debug Console Opens the Region Debug Console.
  • Region Info to Debug Console: Dumps region flags and stats to log
  • Group Info to Debug Console: Dumps summary of active group info to log.
  • Capabilities Info to Debug Console: Dumps capability names and URLs to log.
  • Camera: Camera and agent position/rotation overlaid on screen.
  • Wind: Region wind speed and heading is overlaid on screen.
  • FOV: Camera field of view angle overlaid on screen.
  • Badge (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-H) (This won't toggle off……)
• Show Info: Opens the Show Info sub menu:
  • Show Time: Shows the time spent logged on in the lower right.
  • Show Upload Transaction: Gives a notification on upload, showing how much you were charged.
  • Show Texture Info: Shows texture information for the object under the cursor.
  • VRAM usage per object:
  • Show Avatar Render Info: Show load state and attachment weights for visible avatars.
  • Show Render Info: Displays information about the scene currently being rendered.
  • Show Matrices: OpenGL matrix info overlaid on screen.
  • Show Color Under Cursor: Shows the RGBA values for the color under the cursor, in the lower right.
  • Show Memory: Shows total viewer memory use overlaid on screen.
  • Show Updates to Objects (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-U): Displays “clouds” of different colors when objects update.
• Force an Error: opens the Force an Error sub menu. Using any of these will probably crash you. Aimed at viewer developers.
  • Force Breakpoint (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-B)
  • Force LLError And Crash
  • Force Bad Memory Access
  • Force Infinite Loop
  • Force Driver Crash
  • Force Software Exception
  • Force Disconnect Viewer
  • Simulate a Memory Leak
• Render Tests: opens the Render Tests sub menu:
  • Camera Offset
  • Randomize Framerate: Add a random duration sleep with each rendered frame.
  • Periodic Slow Frame: Sleep half a second every 10 frames.
  • Frame Test: Capture buffer and pause.
  • Frame Profile: Dump GL stats to log.
  • Benchmark: Measure GPU performance and sends results to log.
• Render Metadata: Opens the Render Metadata sub menu; these are normally all disabled:
  • Bounding Boxes: Renders boxes colored by type.
  • Avatar Hitboxes:
  • Normals:
  • Octree: Renders bounding boxes color coded by octree buffer usage and activity.
  • Shadow Frusta: Renders each frustrum as a shaded box.
  • Physics Shapes: Renders terrain and objects as they appear to the simulator's physics engine.
  • Occlusion: Highlights objects that are hidden behind others.
  • Render Batches: Highlights rendering groups with different colored tints.
  • Update Type: Highlights each object by last update performed.
  • Texture Anim: Highlights animated texture faces in yellow.
  • Texture Priority:
  • Texture Area: Shows the min:max rendered texture area for each face.
  • Face Area: Shows the min:max rendered area for each face.
  • LOD Info:
  • Triangle Count:
  • Build Queue:
  • Lights: Highlights local light sources and bounding box of the light they cast.
  • Particles: Shows hover text with particle parameters at each emitter.
  • Collision Skeleton:
  • Joints: Shows lines in the avatar of joint locations and connections to other joints.
  • Raycast:
  • Wind Vectors: Renders red lines overhead to show wind direction.
  • Sculpt: Shows hover text with sculpt map sizes.
  • Texture Size: Shows hover text of texture sizes.
  • Texture Density
    • None
    • Current
    • Desired
    • Full
• Rendering: Opens the Rendering sub menu
  • Axes: Draw XYZ axis display centered on avatar plus region origin marker.
  • Tangent Basis
  • Selected Texture Info Basis (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-T): Show size and alpha channel presence for faces selected in editor.
  • Selected Material Info (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-M):
  • Wireframe (Ctrl-Shift-R): Show object geometry.
  • Object-Object Occlusion (Ctrl-Shift-O): Optimization, skip rendering objects that are hidden behind others.
  • Advanced Lighting Model: Enable deferred rendering.
    • Shadows from Sun/Moon/Projectors
    • SSAO and Shadow Smoothing: Wikipedia:Screen space ambient occlusion
  • Debug GL: Enable extra OpenGL error checking.
  • Debug Pipeline: Subset of Debug GL.
  • Automatic Alpha Masks (deferred): Force alpha test instead of blend if texture has little transparency (when advanced lighting on).
  • Automatic Alpha Masks (non-deferred): Force alpha test instead of blend if texture has little transparency (when advanced lighting off).
  • Animation Textures: Allows texture to be animated per llSetTextureAnim.
  • Disable Textures: Stop fetching new textures from the network.
  • Derender all animesh: Removes all animesh from your scene.
  • Full Res Textures (dangerous): Disregard LOD and display all textures at full resolution. Increases network and memory use.
  • Render Attached Lights: Render local light sources on avatar attachments.
  • Render Attached Particles: Render particle systems emitted by avatar attachments.
  • Hover Glow Objects:
• Network: Opens the Network sub menu:
  • Pause Agent: Stop avatar movement updates. Local turns and interpolated motion will still appear.
  • Enable Message Log: Dump every protocol message to log.
  • Disable Message Log: Stop protocol message dump.
  • Velocity Interpolate Objects: When enabled it allows smoothed object motion between updates and for llTargetOmega motion to work. When it's disabled, stops “rubber band” effect at cost of these features.
  • Ping Interpolate Object Positions: Factor ping time into interpolation.
  • Drop a Packet (Ctrl-Alt-L): Simulate loss of a data packet.
• Dump Scripted Camera
• Recorder: opens the Recorder sub menu. This is used to record, and then playback, a sequence of your actions. For example, you can record yourself walking round, then when you play it back, your avatar will repeat that exactly. Useful for machinima.
  • Start Playback
  • Stop Playback
  • Loop Playback
  • Start Record
  • Stop Record
• World: Opens the World sub menu:
  • Sim Sun Override
  • Fixed Weather
  • Dump Region Object Cache: Send object cache statistics to log.
  • Dump Simulator Features to Nearby Chat
• UI: Opens the UI sub menu:
  • Media Browser Test: Opens embedded browser with Viewer URI Name Space test page.
  • Region Restart Test:
  • Web Content Browser (Ctrl-Shift-Z): Opens the internal browser.
  • FB Connect Test: For checking Second Life ShareAPI.
  • Dump SelectMgr: Info about selected objects to log.
  • Dump Inventory: Inventory UUIDs and names to log.
  • Dump Timers: Function call stats to log.
  • Dump Focus Holder: What UI element has keyboard focus to log.
  • Print Selected Object Info (Ctrl-Shift-P): Object details to log.
  • Print Agent Info (Shift-P): Avatar name and camera to log.
  • Double-Click Auto-Pilot
  • Double-Click Teleport
  • Debug SelectMgr: If this and Limit Select Distance are active, dump auto deselects to log.
  • Debug Clicks: Mouse button changes with coordinates to log.
  • Debug Views: Identify UI elements on screen.
  • Debug Name Tooltips: Identify XUI source for UI element under cursor. (alias of Show XUI Names)
  • Debug Mouse Events: Info about what has mouse focus to log.
  • Debug Keys: Text entry field activity to log.
  • Debug Window Process: Low level info for main viewer window to log.
• XUI: opens the XUI sub menu:
  • Reload Color Settings: Refresh from skin's colors.xml
  • Show Font Test: Open floater with type specimen.
  • Load from XML
  • Save to XML
  • Save XUI Names: Identify XUI source for UI element under cursor.
  • Show debugging info for views
  • XUI Preview Tool
  • Send Test IMs: Send dummy messages to test accounts.
  • Flush Names Caches: Clean avatar name cache.
• Avatar: Opens the Avatar sub menu:
  • Grab Baked Textures
    • Iris
    • Head
    • Upper Body
    • Lower Body
    • Skirt
  • Character Tests
    • Appearance To XML: Saves your avatar shape to a file; opens a file picker to allow you to select the destination folder, and file name. Shapes exported this way can be re-imported in the Appearance window.
    • Toggle Character Geometry
    • Test Male: Shortcut to wear “Male Shape & Outfit” from inventory Library/Clothing.
    • Test Female: Shortcut to wear “Female Shape & Outfit” from inventory Library/Clothing.
    • Allow Select Avatar: Avatars can be selected and “moved” with object editor, local effect only, movements do not appear to others.
  • Animation Speed
    • All Animations 10% Faster
    • All Animations 10% Slower
    • Reset All Animations Speed
    • Slow Motions Animations
  • Force Params to Default: Clear and refresh tweakable appearance settings.
  • Animation Info: Text over avatars with running animations and priorities.
  • Show Look At: Shows look at crosshairs.
  • Show Point At: Show destination for selection beam as a red crosshair.
  • Debug Joint Updates: Rapid summary of updates to log.
  • Disable LOD: For avatar bodies.
  • Debug Character Vis: Dump avatar and attachment visibility to log.
  • Show Collision Skeleton: Show avatar's “collision volume” joints. Used with fitted mesh and touch/select. Not used with simulator physics.
  • Show Bones:
  • Display Agent Target: Crosshairs with avatar's actual and rendered positions.
  • Dump Attachments: Attachment points, UUIDs, positions, visibility to log.
  • Debug Avatar Textures (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-A): Shows component textures for own avatar.
  • Dump Local Textures (Alt-Shift-M): Avatar texture info to log.
  • Reload Avatar Cloud Particle:
• Compress Images: Select a file and convert to .j2c, results to log.
• Enable Visual Leak Detector:
• Output Debug Minidump
• Console Window on next Run: Opens a window on the next run of the viewer, which shows internal information as the viewer runs. Useful for developers' to debug the viewer. Otherwise, keep this disabled.
• Set Logging level: This allows the level of detail of logging to be changed from the default (Info). The support team might request that you change this if attempting to diagnose a problem; otherwise, it should always be left at default.
  • Debug
  • Info
  • Warning
  • Error
  • None
• Request Admin Status (Ctrl-Alt-G): Request privileges. Only works if you are a Linden.
• Leave Admin Status (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-G)
• Show Admin Menu

Searching

It is possible to search the menus for specific words or phrases, by typing into the search bar at the top. For example, typing in the word upload will result in matches on up to four top menu items: Avatar, Build, Advanced and Develop. In short, using search will filter out what is shown in the top menu bar, removing all items except those that contain what you searched for.

Matched items are highlighed in color (you can change the highlight color in Preferences → Colors -> Miscellaneous→ Preferences Search Highlight Color).

To clear the search, and have the Preferences window revert to its normal state, just click the 'x' at the far right end of the search field.

Menu search is enabled (or disabled) in Preferences -> Advanced→ Show Menu Search.

Camera Presets

Hovering your mouse over the small camera icon, or clicking it (depending on your preferences setting), will open the Camera Presets window. Camera presets can be created in Avatar menu → Camera Controls → Position.

Graphics Presets

: Hovering your mouse over this symbol, or clicking it (depending on your preferences setting), will open the Graphics Presets window. Please note that this symbol will only show if you have created a graphic preset in Preferences→ Graphics -> General.

A

• AMD
• AO
• AR
• ATI
• AVG
• AZERTY
• Adaware Free
• Advanced System Care
• AnsaStorm
• Avast
• abandon
• abilities
• about land
• abuse
• abuse report
• access
• account
• add
• advanced
• advanced lighting model
• alert
• align
• alpha blending
• alpha mask
• alpha masking
• alt click not working
• ambient occlusion
• animation
• animation explorer
• animation overrider
• animations
• anisotropic filtering
• antialiasing
• antivirus
• appearance
• area search
• arrow keys
• asset blacklist
• atmospheric shaders
• attachment
• attachment not shown as worn
• audio
• auto play
• autoreplace
• autoresponse
• autoreturn
• avatar
• avatar physics
• avatar picker
• avatar render settings
• away

B

• BitDefender
• ByteFence Anti-Malware
• backup
• bake
• bake fail
• bakes on mesh
• bald base
• ban
• ban lines
• bandwidth
• basic shaders
• beacons
• black_screen
• block
• block list
• blocked
• blurry
• body
• BoM
• bounce
• bridge
• bug
• build
• bumpiness
• bumps pushes hits
• busy
• button bar
• buy
• buy linden dollars

C

• CUI
• Catalyst
• cache
• camera
• camera controls
• cannot sit
• chat
• chat lag
• chicklet
• choose avatar
• classified
• clean reinstall
• clear cache
• clear settings
• client AO
• client lag
• clip
• cloud
• cmdline
• collada
• colliders
• collisions
• color
• color picker
• color scheme
• color under cursor
• colors
• combat
• comm
• comodo
• complexity
• conference
• connection
• console
• contact sets
• contacts
• content
• contents
• conversation log
• conversations
• convex hull
• copy
• copy paste fail
• covenant
• crash
• crash using file picker
• create landmark
• crosshairs
• crouch
• current outfit

D

• DNS error
• DNS fail
• damage
• day cycle
• debug
• deed
• default permissions
• delete
• depth of field
• derender
• destinations
• developer
• diffuse map
• directories
• disconnect
• disk
• display name
• downloads
• draw distance
• driver out of date
• dual graphics
• ducks

E

• El Capitan
• ExDepart
• edit
• edit arrows
• edit outfit
• eep
• eject
• elements
• email
• email verification
• emote
• empty outfit
• error messages
• errors
• estate manager
• events
• experiences
• export
• extra title bar
• eyes

F

• FPS drop
• Firestorm
• face lights
• facebook
• failed to find in database
• favorites
• features
• firewall
• flash
• flexi
• flexible path
• flickering
• flickr
• flight assist
• floating
• flux
• fly
• fly button
• font
• framerate
• freezing
• friends
• full bright
• fullscreen

G

• Gatekeeper
• Gestures
• gamepad
• gestures
• ghosted avatar
• glossiness
• glow
• graphics
• gravity
• grey
• grid status
• griefing
• group chat
• group land
• group titles
• groups
• growl

H

• HTTP fetching
• HUD
• High Sierra
• hair
• hands flickering
• hardware skinning
• havok
• help
• high CPU
• hitboxes
• hollow
• home
• hover height
• hover tips
• how to

I

• IM
• Intel
• image
• import
• impostors
• install
• instant message
• inventory
• invite

J

• JIRA
• jellydoll
• joystick

K

• Kaspersky

L

• LOD
• LOD factor
• Latency
• lag
• land
• land impact
• landing point
• landmark
• language
• level of detail
• light
• link
• linkset
• linux
• load library failed
• local
• local chat
• local lights
• local texture
• locked
• log
• log out
• login
• login credentials
• login failure
• login screen
• lookat
• low FPS