Ellen @EllenTiratzo

Lynnestra Parker & On The Rocks Celebrate St Patrick's Day!
Mar 17th 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM PDT
DJ Maldrul will be playing a special list of Irish Rock Bands' tunes as well as his signature selection of SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT!

Come check out Rocky Shores where you can dance, surf, play Greedy, hang out and explore!

hop://alternatemetaverse.com:8002/Airmid/478/97/23

I repaired MAHJONG by Xylor Baysklef. The amazing Xylor made this years ago, and it was broken and stopped working. I just went through thousands of lines of code and fixed all 13 broken scripts. Now it will work in dreamgrid or anywhere. :) I'm leaving it at cyberdatastorm.com:8002:SandBox This is a fun 1 person or multiplayer game and it is very advanced and sophisticated.

LIVE NOW!
Parsons Creek Lodge Proudly Presents..
EVEE BLACKSTAR
Come join us for some great tunes and a fun afternoon!
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❈ ════ ❈ Parsons Creek Lodge
❈ ════ ❈ RIDE: hg.osgrid.org:80:Parsons Creek lodge

I have noticed that in recent scripting the lsl compiler will frown on assignment of variables at the same time as declaration. Example: integer intNum = 5; Now the compiler seems to want a separate declaration and a separate assignment like this: integer intNum; intNum = 5; I have noticed this stops many scripts from working right. You can also no longer do this: for (integer i=0....) because the integer i is both defined and assigned in the same statement. Additionally I have noticed that you cannot simply say touch_start() anymore, but must say touch_start(integer p) and pass in the integer number of the detected touch. I am wondering if the assignment/declaration problem also applies to global variables? Is anyone aware of these changes? I know that touch_start() used to work, but now doesn't without the parameter passed by value.

I have noticed that in recent scripting the lsl compiler will frown on assignment of variables at the same time as declaration. Example: integer intNum = 5; Now the compiler seems to want a separate declaration and a separate assignment like this: integer intNum; intNum = 5; I have noticed this stops many scripts from working right. You can also no longer do this: for (integer i=0... because the integer i is both defined and assigned in the same statement. Additionally I have noticed that you cannot simply say touch_start() anymore, but must say touch_start(integer p) and pass in the integer number of the detected touch. I am wondering if the assignment/declaration problem also applies to global variables? Is anyone aware of these changes? I know that touch_start() used to work, but now doesn't without the parameter passed by value.

There is some issue with EQG Welcome Area, that I cannot seem to fix at the moment, therefore if you want to come to our party, you will need to come to Club Equinox directly: equinoxgrid.com:8002:EQG Club Equinox

equinoxgrid.com:8002:EQG Club Equinox
https://opensimworld.com/hop/87956

Through the shimmering lens of my crystal sphere, I glimpsed a distant city ensconced in a veil of mystique. Towers of opulent architecture soared into the cerulean sky, their spires adorned with intricate carvings that whispered tales of forgotten epochs...

LIVE NOW
PARSONS CREEK LODGE IS PROUD TO PRESENT
VOCALIST PUTRISOLO SINGER LIVE!
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❈ ════ ❈ Parsons Creek Lodge
❈ ════ ❈ RIDE: hg.osgrid.org:80:Parsons Creek lodge

LIVE NOW!
PARSONS CREEK LODGE PRESENTS
SPIRIT BADGER LIVE
❈ ════ ❈ LIVE at 12:PM OST
❈ ════ ❈ Parsons Creek Lodge
❈ ════ ❈ RIDE: hg.osgrid.org:80:Parsons Creek lodge

Dear friends and guests,
We are pleased to invite you to the inauguration of Cafe Käse!
Come and celebrate with us the beginning of a new culinary music journey with Nast Bakerly
Tonight we start with one
Romantic night