Free Stand Alone LSL Editor & Help Files
Alphons van der Heijden has written an LSL editor that you can use from your desktop without having to be connected to Second Life to write, test, and compile your coding.
Haven’t used it a great deal yet, but it seems to work very well on the few things I’ve tried it on. Also recommended is downloading the help files (LSLEditorHelp.chm) that come with it, as it contains pretty much the whole of the LSL Wiki plus a bunch of other stuff including a library of open source ready written programs for you to use for your own purposes.
We salute you Alphons.
The web page for the editor can be found here…..
http://www.lsleditor.org/
and the download page is here….
http://www.lsleditor.org/Download.aspx
Awesome! I’ll have to try this.
Nice Site!
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Second Life web resources for October 10th 2007 through October 11th 2007 | VintFalken.com said this on October 12, 2007 at 12:30 am |
hi, great software. as i enjoy using lsl editor, i want to download the lsl editor help chm but always says “bad md5 hash”
whats that?
ps: sorry for mybad enlish xD
hi again, sorry that i must enter again, have seen it too late.
not only lsl editor is good for offline scripting, see opensimulator. not all commands are inmplemented yet there, but it works pretty fine inworld too on your own region on your own “server” oooh, is that advertising =) sorry, i meant it only as alternative, *smile*
Yes. It’s a very good software.
But it have also still some bugs.
Maybe should the author make it opensource.
Maybe it’s then possible to add fast new function like the missing http_response.