DIMLY HOUSE JAPAN (Adult)
Owner:
ЧũΚî (yukidori)
Voice:
Deaktiviert
Umwelteinstellung
und Sounds: Bitte aktivieren und zulassen
Thema:
BDSM und extreme Sachen, also nichts für Schwache nerven, Free Sex
Gelände
Ambiente:
Unheimlich passend
Einrichtung:
Sehr gute Spielgeräte und Möbel samt Deko
Wer
auf etwas anders steht als weich gespültes BDSM, kann sich hier mehr
als austoben. Nichts mit romantischen Shades of Gray Ambieten oder
klinisch sauberen Hochglanzmagazin Kram sondern hier ist es dreckig,
blutig und brutal...
Wenn
man am Landeplatz ankommt und sich nach links wendet um gleich wieder
rechts der Straße wenige Meter zu folgen, kommt man an eine
Häuserwand mit den Logo des Landes, Teleport Möglichkeiten (Selber
bevorzuge ich es lieber, einen Ort als erster zu Fuß zu erkunden, so
findet man vieles was man ansonsten nicht entdeckt) und man kann sich
dort gratis einen HUD holen.
Auf dem schwarzen Schild steht Dimly RLV
Game. Der Ordner den man dann bekommt nennt sich Dimly House. Damit
kann man sich fangen lassen oder eben nicht, so weit ich das
verstanden habe.
Vor
den ganzen Gerätschaften sieht man ein rundes rot leuchtendes rotes
Item, klickt man da rauf, bekommt man einen HUD direkt in den Objekt
Ordner. Nennt sich Satomi's Multi-Relay HUD – 1.00. Er erscheint
unten links am Bildschirm in Form von drei ineinander gesteckten
Vorhängeschlösser. Klickt man dann da drauf erscheint ein Menü
oben rechts, aber bitte aufpassen
beim alleine ausprobieren, das kann ins Auge gehen, wenn man das RLV
aktiviert hat *Hust*.
Menü Buttons:
Help
Lock
Access
Lists
Pending
Mode
(Ask)
SW
(evil)
Playf
(off)
Die
Beschreibung des HUD´s und seinen Funktionen findet ihr hier ganz
unten nach den Bildern. Aber in englisch. Die NC mit dem Text bekommt
ihr auch direkt über das Menü.
Ich
lass die Bilder sprechen und wünsche euch bei euren Besuch entweder
viel Erfolg bei der Jagd oder viel Spaß beim fangen lassen....aber
denkt daran.... es kann sehr weh tun...
Informationen
zum Satomi's Multi-Relay HUD – 1.00 (Für Technik Fans)
DISCLAIMER:
This relay is the one OpenCollar's has been based on since version
3.2. So don't be surprised to find many similarities. However both
relays followed their own ways and now have some noticeable
differences: for instance OpenCollar's is well integrated to the
collar's auth subsystem whereas this HUD relay focuses more on
experimental features, and as it is a HUD also provides visual
indicators the collar relay cannot have.
This
relay is a multi-object relay, with some extra features.
It
conforms to the Open Relay Group (ORG) specifications version
0001 (which include RLVR 1.100 compatiblity).
It
is "Multi" in the sense that in opposition to most relay
that were made before year 2009, it won't reject commands from new
devices when you are already controlled by one.
Main
features
-
several concurrently restraining devices supported
-
classic ask/auto/off modes
-
extra mode: restricted
-
extra submodes playful, restraining
-
(togglable) safeword
-
NEW: evil safeword - when someone is around you, they will be
asked to help you. When you are alone you just get freed. (thanks
Vala Vella for adding this!)
-
autolocking when restrained, and impossibility to turn the relay off
or cut the already restraining sources off
-
black and white lists for objects and avatars
-
informative HUD
-
!who (now ORG !x-who) and ORG !x-handover new metacommands†
-
@thirdview unofficial pseudocommand‡
-
not vulnerable to the "arbitrary text on arbitray channel",
and "shout garbage on public chat" loopholes
-
not vulnerable to the stack-heap collision issue when requests
accumulate (rejects them when there are too many)
-
ORG !x-channel metacommand (ORG). Lessens the lag by switching relay
chat to another channel.
-
ORG !x-email metacommand (ORG). Enables gridwide (cross-sim) access.
(you will need a compatible device for controlling your relay
gridwide, such as the Witchy Remote, which I blatantly
advertise! You may find it there:
-
auto-updates via HippoUpdate
Note:
the auto-update script is the only script that isn't mine and that I
don't license and distribute full perm. It is no mod only for hiding
the password of my update server (but as this update server is only
for free items, I will consider making the script full perm too
if I can be sure that divulging this "password" is no
security issue). Delete the script if it bugs you that the contents
of one of the scripts are not visible, it will only stop
auto-updating but won't prevent the relay from working correctly.
Potentially
coming in the future:
-
ORG !x-vision
-
ORG !x-animate
-
<insert your idea here>
Menus
buttons:
(Note
that irrelevant buttons are automatically hidden in the dialogs.
Don't be surprised if you don't always have all those buttons!)
In
the main dialog:
*
Mode (xxxx): the relay is in mode xxxx. Click this to go the next
mode.
Current
modes are:
*
Off: the relay is disabled
*
Restricted: the relay rejects every future request (except from
whitelisted devices and devices already controlling you)
*
Ask: the relay asks before accepting future requests (except from
white or blacklisted devices)
*
Auto: the relay accepts every future request (except from blacklisted
devices)
*
Playf (off/on): en/disable automatic acceptation of non-restraining
commands (combines with the previous modes)
*
SW (off/on/evil): en/disables the possibility to safeword when
restricted or enables the evil Safeword
*
Grabbed by: shows the list of devices currently controlling your
avatar, and the list of restrictions they enforce.
*
Refresh: checks that every device restricting you is reachable.
Restrictions from unreachable devices will be cleared.
*
Pending: shows the request dialog, in case there are pending requests
*
Help: gives this notecard
*
SAFEWORD: clears all restrictions and lists
*
Access lists: opens the access list management dialog, for removing
trusted or banned sources
In
the request dialog:
*
Yes: accept this command (and other commands from the same device
until unrestricted)
*
No: rejects this command (and other commands from the same device in
the few following seconds)
*
Trust Object: same as Yes, but adds the object to the whitelist
*
Ban Object: same as No, but adds the object to the blacklist
*
Trust Owner: same as Yes, but adds the owner of the object to the
whitelist
*
Ban Owner: same as No, but adds the owner of the object to the
blacklist
*
Trust User: same as Yes, but adds the avatar using the object to the
whitelist
*
Ban User: same as No, but adds the avatar using the object to the
blacklist
HUD
code:
*
slightly transparent: relay is on but not locked
*
blinking: there are pending authorization requests
*
opaque: relay is locked, the hovering number tells how many sources
grab you
*
greenish: auto mode
*
natural colors (brass yellowish): ask mode
*
redish: restricted mode
*
strongly transparent and dark: relay is off
†:
the meta-commands !who and !handover are now part of the protocol
version 1.040... and now removed in 1.100, but salvaged by the ORG as
!x-who and !x-handover
‡:
@thirdview looks like a RLV command but it is not. This command tells
the relay to "enforce" mouselook by whatever possible mean
and is used by some furniture makers... maybe making the bet that
this would eventually be implemented in a viewer.
I
support it as it poses no particular issue, but it is clearly
borderline with respect to both RLVR and ORG specifications to do so.
Changelog:
0.99:
*
added the evil Safeword functions. Adapted by Vala Vella from Marissa
Mistwallow's relay, via Toy Wylie's smart relay ;-). See SafeKeeper
Script for details.
*
revamped the main dialog. Now buttons do reflect the current setting
instead of the next one.
*
distance control for relay answers (no need to spam all the already
laggy sim with relay replys)
*
access lists are reset on owner change
*
added a manual locking menu option to provide a means against
accidental detaching of the relay (by Toy Wylie)
*
fixed error message when trying to edit an access list that has more
than 11 entries
0.98:
*
added owner names in the "Grabbed by" output
0.97:
*
added "Refresh" for clearing restrictions from unreachable
devices
*
added reinforcement of rescrictions if the relay has been displaced
although it was locked
*
removed the non restraining mode, as it makes the relay "lie"
and not being compliant with the RLVR specification (the code is
still in there in gatekeeper script if you want to uncomment it)
0.96:
*
!x-tensions became !x-orgversions
*
the relay is now supposed to be reachable directly by email (if the
controlling devices knows its email adress)
<0.96:
I don't remember. I try to file the changelog from now on!
0.95:
gridwide really usable
0.90:
preliminary gridwide access features
Legal
considerations:
*
My scripts are full perm, and I want it to be redistributed as such.
Consider they are GPL with the same clauses as OpenCollar. So if you
want to take it into the relay of your own shop, there is no problem
with me, provided all scripts remain full perm (not counting
OpenCollar, at least 2 other famous shops I know of are already
doing so with my benediction).
*
Only the script "zht_OnRezUpdateCheck" is no mod and not
licensed by me. Anyway there is no real interest for you to keep it
in works derivated from my relay as it is only needed for
auto-updates.
*
The padlocks of the HUD are a derivative work I made from
an original clipart by AJ Ashton, under the Creative Commons
Attribution license. The original padlock can be found on
Wikicommons.
Acknowledgements:
Marissa
Mistwallow for her active search of loopholes in the relay
implementations.
Maike
Short for her relay test suite that helped me fixing some typical
relay bugs.
Chloe1982
Constantine and Ilana Debevec for fruitful discussions about the new
metacommands.
Vala
Vella for adding the evil safeword.
Toy
Wylie for adding the manual locking feature and paging system for
access lists.
All
the guinea pigs who tried the early versions of my relay!
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