I have not posted anything about camping in Second Life for many months because , 1. I don’t camp for Linden Dollars anymore and 2. there is a new policy about camping, bots and gaming traffic but still there are many places that offers camping. One of this place is 55 Creations Camp Equipment which is a shop that sells camping equipments. They have camping dance pads, camping beach towels and all sorts of equipments for camping.

Camping Devices at 55 Creations

Obviously, I didn’t look at the other stuff they have for sale because I wasn’t really thinking of buying anything. I was just there to check out the camping devices and to see if they are active. [...continue reading Looking to Camp for Linden Dollars?]

For those who don’t know, you can earn a few linden dollars by adding locations or places in Second Life to your Profile Picks. These locations or places pay to be added because Second Life’s new in-world search feature uses each resident’s profile picks as a factor in ranking search results. So, the more people or residents add your place or location in their profile picks, the higher you’ll rank in search. Below are a few places that pays residents, either by money or by item, to add them to their Profile Picks.

Gadgets Unlimited Profile Picks

Gadgets Unlimited

They will pay you 40L$ every 30 days if you add them to your Profile Picks. A bonus of 100L$ will be paid to a randomly selected member. I believe this is open to residents with their “Payment Info on File”. TELEPORT [...continue reading Earn with Profile Picks]

The practice of illegally copying or cloning objects in Second Life is a very big issue that should be taken seriously but there are merchants and creators specially in SLExchange who does not believe or do they care about this issue. In one thread, a creator and a merchant posted her case on content theft. She found one of her creations copied prim-per-prim and texture-per-texture and that can only be done by using a third party program. Fortunately, a DMCA complaint was filed with Linden Labs and it looked like the original creator won but what pissed me off is the fact that many argued that it isn’t possible and that CopyBot no longer exist.

An object owned by Korena Starbrook was copied and was being distributed for FREE!

Okay, there might not be anymore CopyBot programs out there but you don’t need a program named CopyBot to copy objects in Second Life. All you need is LibSecondLife’s Test Client and you can get that by downloading and installing LibSecondLife. LibSecondLife is the heart of almost all text based Second Life viewers out there which are commonly known as SL Bots. [...continue reading How To Copy Objects In Second Life]

Bots in Second Life are third party programs used to access the server to perform and automate various tasks like camping, group joining, greeting and even copying/cloning. They are based on LibSecondLife’s code, which is Open Source, and are very lightweight since they’re text only. Unlike, those bots found in mmorpgs and other online games, bots in Second Life are allowed by Linden Labs.

Bots have many useful uses but they also have some not so good use like copying other people’s objects and textures. In this post I will list all the Second Life Bots that I know and provide a little info about them. [...continue reading Second Life Bots or simply SLBots]

Second Messenger is a light weight client for Second Life. It is light weight because, just SLeek, it does not have all the eye candy and features found in a regular Second Life client or viewer.

As the name implies, Second Messenger allows you to login into Second Life servers and perform various tasks like chatting with friends and instant messaging, teleporting and other things but the most common use of such programs like this one is bot camping. [...continue reading Second Messenger]

As of this writing, that’s the number of avatars or Second Life residents registered in PikkuBot’s database. Now, what the heck is PikkuBot? I just found out about it today while searching for Second Life Bots. To be blunt:

PikkuBot is a Bot for Second Life. You can use it e.g. to earn money on Second Life camping chairs.

Well, that is how it is described in it’s website and I guess that’s the best definition for it since it is really a bot used for camping to earn money in Second Life. LOL!

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