[Opensim-dev] Inventory Migration

[Neil Canham]

I've used SI extensively for this - but I've had some problems with
corrupted textures which for skins causes big problems.  For
textures/geometry, the export/import in Imprudence seems to work.  Doesn't
handle scripts or other embedded items though - does the Hippo export handle
embedded scripts and other items?  If so I may have to check that out!

For moving between OpenSim instances, if you have access to the console, IAR
is the only way to go - very easy, works perfectly for me (although it is
marked as experimental, I've had no issues so far)

Neil Canham
http://www.knowsense.co.uk

On Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 11:37 AM, <tinselsilvera at frontiernet.net> wrote:

> I too have used the SI in the past. However, I most commonly use the tried
> and true Hippo Viewer to move my Spoke n' Cog inventory in and out of Second
> Life. The Hippo Viewer is quick, easy and never fails.
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> Tinsel Silvera
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> From: Andrew Hughes <andrew.hughes at designingdigitally.com>
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> Hey Guys,
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> What's your favorite tool for migrating your created material out of SL
> into
> Opensim? I have heard of some options but wanted to know what you found to
> be the most user friendly?
>
> Thanks,
> Andrew
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> From: Kevin Cozens <kevin at ve3syb.ca>
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> Andrew Hughes wrote:
> > What's your favorite tool for migrating your created material out of SL
> into
> > Opensim? I have heard of some options but wanted to know what you found
> to
> > be the most user friendly?
>
> I have used Stored Inventory (previously called Second Inventory). Not the
> friendliest of programs in some ways but it has worked. Recently they have
> tightened up the permission checks performed by the program so you need to
> be the creator of all prims/objects and the textures they use.
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