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• #Lsl write to notecard password

This requires you to pay for premium and obtain an experience key but gives you access to key pair data storage which is.basically.access to database storage using in world functions such as llCreateKeyValue(), llReadKeyValue() etc etcĤ. If it does, lets say in slave script 1, then slave script 1 would send the data on to slave script 2 to be stored.ģ. You would keep a check in each slave script making sure that memory usage doesn't exceed a certain amount. The server script receives information sent to it and then send it on to the slave scripts to be stored. This method is having a central "server" script, say on your sim with several smaller slave scripts. They store data in lists or variables perfectly fine and if you need to retrieve the data you could write in a simple llOwnerSay loop to output all of the information into local chat for you to copy and save.Ģ. You have several options for data storage depending on your needs.ġ.

I think that is the thing that is making me want to dig into this, not necessarily any practical need. In general I am enjoying the idea of having a script in SL communicate with "the outside world". How is this dump done? A script cannot write to a note card, right? i'm guessing this is NOT a secure way to store data?.not even sure about what perms to view/edit you need You can use normal google sheet formulas to shift the data on the sheet how you need it. When you want to GET the info from the linked google spreadsheet, your url looks something like this. those keys come from looking at the page source / inspecting the answer box elements on the form webpage.) region name, and url of the sending prim) To POST to the form/sheet you use something like this for your url string.( my form had 2 boxes. from /edit to /viewform and check page source, to get entry for answer boxes.( f12. You create a google form, and a google spreadsheet, and link the two together, Depending on all those things, Experience persistent store in "key-value pairs" may be an option. Otherwise it depends how and where the data is used, how fast it needs to be accessed, how often there are updates, etc.

#Lsl write to notecard password

(I would observe, though, that attachments are somewhat less stable than other items, so I wouldn't choose a HUD to store the password to a bitcoin wallet or Cambridge Analytica's "destroyed" trove of purloined Facebook data.)Īnyway, how much data are we talking about? If it's megabytes or more, then yeah, you probably want to store it externally (especially if you intend for it to survive even if Second Life disappears).

Scripts only lose the contents of memory when reset, which they might be scripted to do on_rez (which happens when attached from inventory), or explicitly when attached, but they certainly don't need to be, so they can retain memory more or less indefinitely. Is setting up a external server /database still the most reliable option ? How do they do that? We can't write into a notecard so I assume the data is kept somewhere in memory. And if i detach and re-attach the hud, doesn't it reset it's memory? I saw a few huds that store data, user settings.