OpenAI ChatGPT can help with LSL scripting!

Introduction:

ChatGPT is a powerful language model developed by OpenAI that is capable of generating natural language text based on a prompt. In this blog post, we will explore how ChatGPT can be used to write code in the Linden Scripting Language (LSL) for use in Second Life, a popular virtual world platform.

Using ChatGPT for LSL Code Generation:

One way to use ChatGPT for LSL code generation is to provide it with a series of prompts that outline the desired functionality of the code. For example, if you want to create an object that says “Hello” when touched, you might provide ChatGPT with the following prompt:

“Write an LSL script for an object in Second Life that says ‘Hello’ when touched.”

ChatGPT will then generate a script based on this prompt, which you can use as a starting point for your project. You can then fine-tune the generated code as needed to achieve the desired behavior.

ChatGPT response:

Alternatively, you can use ChatGPT to generate code snippets for specific tasks, such as handling touch events or setting an object’s velocity. For example, you might provide ChatGPT with the following prompt:

“Write an LSL function for handling touch events in Second Life.”

ChatGPT will then generate a function that you can use in your LSL script to handle touch events. You can then use this function to trigger other actions, such as making the object say “Hello” or moving it to a new location.

Benefits of Using ChatGPT for LSL Code Generation:

Using ChatGPT for LSL code generation has several benefits. First and foremost, it can save you a lot of time and effort by generating code for you automatically. This is especially useful if you are new to LSL or are working on a complex project with many different components.

In addition, ChatGPT can help you learn more about LSL programming by providing you with code examples and explanations of different concepts. This can be especially useful if you are struggling to understand a particular concept or are looking for ways to implement a specific feature.

Finally, ChatGPT can help you explore new ideas and approaches to LSL programming by generating code for you automatically. This can be a great way to experiment with different ideas and see what works best for your project.

Example:

I typed in this prompt, “Write code using lsl to make an object hop and move within a 10 m range.”

ChatGPT response:

I tested out the above example and I did get a script error. The problem was in the final line of code, llSetVelocity(velocity, 1.0);

The llSetVelocity function requires a vector, which was correctly defined in a variable named “velocity”, followed by an integer. The program typed 1.0, which was interpreted as a float. I changed that from 1.0 to 1, and the program compiled and ran. Every time I touch the cube I put the script into, it moves some random amount.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, ChatGPT is a powerful tool that can be used to generate code in the Linden Scripting Language for use in Second Life. Whether you are a seasoned LSL programmer looking for ways to streamline your workflow or a beginner looking to learn more about LSL programming, ChatGPT can help you achieve your goals faster and more efficiently.

In addition to writing code, ChatGPT can even write blog posts. I gave it this prompt, “Write a blog post explaining how chatgpt can be used to write code using lsl for second life.” You can see the result here, in this post. I added to it, but the bulk of this post was generated by ChatGPT.

It is free! Here is where to go to try it out.

https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/

Black Rose Medieval Bakery Set

Highly detailed and finely textured mesh models with low land impact. The work table is animated to let your avatar knead bread dough. The animation uses the [zED] MPS system, which permits each individual user to adjust the avatar position to work best for their avatar using a simple menu.

This set is sure to add to the atmosphere of your environment.

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Black Rose Mesh Tarns

I released these tarns some time ago, but neglected to blog them! Shame on me! These tarns fly differently than other tarns for sale in world. When you mount the tarn, you are put into mouse look, or for those more familiar with other games, first person view. To fly the tarn use the w key to move forward and steer your tarn with the mouse. Left and right turn the bird left or right, and forward and back pitches the bird up and down.

The tarn complies with rules set for tarns by most Gorean roleplay sims’ combat rules. It has a health score of 20 and does not regenerate. After 20 hits with arrows, the bird falls to the ground, dies, and derezes. The bird flies at a maximum speed of 20 meters per second.

The tarn comes in several colours.

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Playing with Water

The updated fountains are now ready, coming in at lower land impact!

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Playing with Fire

I continue going through older products to bring them in at lower land impact!

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Black Rose Medieval Kitchen Update

I made my original medieval kitchen set during the mesh beta test. My skills have improved since that time, and Linden Lab has also made changes to the calculation of land impact. I am pleased to present an improved line, with some remodeling on some items, and overall lower land impact.

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Black Rose Picture Frames

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Your picture frame has two panes. While one pane is showing the current picture, the unseen pane is rezzing the next picture so that when the timer activates it, the picture is already loaded and shows immediately without blurring.

1. Right click on the picture frame, choose edit, and then select the content tab in the edit window.

2. Drag pictures or textures from your inventory into the content tab.

3. Delete any pictures or textures you do not want from the content tab.

4. Click the general tab, and on the description line type in the number of seconds you want the picture to show before changing to the next.

Note: If you set the number seconds to too short a duration, there may not be sufficient time for the next texture to load before the timer activates it, and it could appear to be blurry for a few seconds.

Black Rose Sign Board

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Your sign board has two panes. While one pane is showing the current sign poster, the unseen pane is rezzing the next one so that when the timer activates it, the sign poster is already loaded and shows immediately without blurring.

1. Right click on the sign pane, choose edit, and then select the content tab in the edit window.

2. Drag pictures or textures from your inventory into the content tab.

3. Drag notecards you want the sign to give on touch into the content tab.

4. Delete any pictures, textures, or notecards you do not want from the content tab.

5. Click the general tab, and on the description line type in the number of seconds you want the picture to show before changing to the next.

Note: If you set the number seconds to too short a duration, there may not be sufficient time for the next texture to load before the timer activates it, and it could appear to be blurry for a few seconds.