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Phoenix Firestorm – Flickr Uploader Fixed At Last!

I’ve been watching this issue on Firestorm’s JIRA for a month or two, and it appears that the Flickr uploader has finally been fixed.

UPDATE: Ooops, the release was withdrawn, something about a bug. It’s not affecting me, but I’ll have to download the fix once THAT is released.

New in 4.2.1.29803
– Skin improvements to Starlight, Vintage, Metaharper, FS High Contrast and Ansastorm.
– New windlight sky settings, including Ambient Dark, Grey and White and a new Tron Legacy series.
– Added pathfinding LSL functions from Linden Lab.
– Ability to disable group chat on a per-group basis!
– Snapshot uploads to Flickr (thanks to Katharine Berry and Exodus Viewer for that work).
– Temp uploads from snapshot floater.
– Cool new SLurl command line feature!
– New toolbar buttons for ground sit, sound explorer, asset blacklist.
– Our own less intrusive “Rebake terrain” button next to no build/no script/no push icons in menu/nav bar.
– Improved AO handling with other animating inworld objects.
– Ability to join our support group from Help menu.

via Phoenix Firestorm Blog: Firestorm Update 4.2.1.29803

I… probably won’t take their advice about doing a clean install. It’s late tonight, I just want to verify that the uploader is working for me, so…

IT WORKS!! HOORAY!

My Workshop

My Workshop (surprisingly organized, if I do say so.

And now, time for bed. The typist, who now works from home will have a rough commute tomorrow morning dodging the cat and procuring a bowl of Cheerios. She has yet to log in for work wearing her nightshirt and fuzzy slippers, but if I don’t let her get to bed, tomorrow could be a new low in workplace attire.

Lelani Carver is a Steampunk resident in Second Life who blogs a little about everything, and about nothing of any importance. She sells odds and ends inspired by her real and virtual lives at her store in Steelhead St Helens or on the Second Life Marketplace.

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