Da der junge Maler und Chronist Edward Lennard ja bekanntlich immer noch verschollen ist, übernimmt Lucius Scaevola die Dokumentation der Audienz. Natürlich unter Verwendung der exakten, umfangreichen und feinsäuberlich, geschriebenen Bucheinträge von Luba.
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Well… we all have to start somewhere. I wanted to start off with a bang. This is something I’ve slowly been developing from the ground up. It’s basically an OpenSim version of CasperVend. It’s certainly not a competitor, since CasperVend was bought out by Linden Lab, but I kind of figured—why don’t more people use this instead of marketplaces if they want an in-world store? You know, to sell self-made things if they don’t have a marketplace and prefer the old-school way.

Like CasperVend, this includes product redelivery management, redelivery terminals, and a web-based management portal, as you can see from my screenshot. Everything is shown: the user’s name in-world, the item they purchased, revenue management, etc.

At first this wasn’t web-based and was entirely done from in-world, but with the tools and the innovation, it can now be hosted on my own web hosting service—or server, I should say. It’s as easy as dropping in your delivery server and your vendor script, then adding each product. It’s been a pain, but I finally managed it, and I hope to add so many more cool features like blacklisting, setting the amount available, and much more.

Anyway, I’ve got a ton more, like a TV and a breedables system, and so on and so forth. The possibilities are endless, and I just wanted the bragging rights for doing this all by myself, I guess. Well, you get where I’m going with that. People can create a ton of things, and best of all, none of my stuff costs a single cent. Why? Well, OpenSim is meant to be a free alternative, so spending money is the last thing I want anyone to do.

Thanks for reading.