hide banlines on second life phoenix viewer

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I usually run the Official Viewer at 1920 x 1080, a good size to see many things, it is not taxing the video card too much, and I can easily work with other windows.

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I can’t pick useable window sizes for when I’m not running full screen.I found myself running Phoenix full screen more often than not to make room for all the windows.

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IMs appear in individual, hideable windows with chat bar-level activity indicators. Consider this, though … the sidebar is collapsable. “Haters” of the Official Viewer complain that the sidebar takes up too much space. I don’t need to pop up a “Communicate” window to manage how much screen real estate chat uses. The text is less obtrusive, the area it uses is resizable, and the formatting is flexible. As with most of my dislikes, I feel that the Official Viewer handles this better. Incoming chat taking up most of the screen.Implement this as an Advanced User option in the Official Viewer, please. This “widget” at the bottom-right of the window let me quickly enhance my experience and control lag via adjusting graphics qualities. Fast access to Windlight and Graphics settings.

This means that attachments and clothes can be removed in one pass. It duplicated the Current Outfit folder in the Inventory, but you can see the folders that each item is in, so you can remove things one folder at a time, rather than hunt for each alphabetically-listed link. I mentioned these in my February 3rd post. The Profile panes and the pop-out pictures there in.It is pretty silly to have a region that encourages winged creatures to visit but won’t let them fly. Enable “Always Fly.” This was removed from the “sneak around” setting to get in in the Official Viewer.As I’m writing this I’m helping with a Griefer attack in the Caledon sims. Tracking people via the radar is handy for security. And if the machine needs to go in for service, no one at that shop can access our accounts. If I need his password, I know where to find it. I share this machine with another SL user. I didn’t let the application remember passwords, though. Remembering Resident Name on the Log-In screen.This needs to be added to the Official Viewer. As mentioned in my January 31st post, parcel owners can set specific Windlight settings and the Phoenix viewer will change to them after asking permission. If I ran my Draw Distance at 128m but other users on my machine set higher/lower values, my settings remained when I logged in, for example. Windlight settings are saved per avatar.Well, let me add that bouncy boobies don’t play well with chest attachments, like prim clothes. This can usually be done with textures and note cards in other viewers, but when I’m opening several boxes from the same vendor, losing the Landmarks is good. The option to delete Landmarks when unpacking a box.