SlUser is a set of modules to map SecondLife / OpenSim users
to Drupal's site users.
Actually, the modules are :
- SlUser ( main module to allow user to validate his account
entering a special key on a "terminal" inworld ) - SlReguser ( allow the users to register on the website
within inworld ) - SlPoints ( use this module with "userpoints" to allow users
to buy points from inworld with L$ )
You can find it here
What are the requirements ?You need to have a Drupal 6 website and the module named
secondlife that you can find
href="http://drupal.org/node/122669/release">there
( more infos about the secondlife framework can be found
href="http://drupal.org/node/350606">there )
Drupal side :
Use the normal Drupal's module installation :
- untar the tarball
- copy the folder to sites/all/modules
- go to admin/build/modules and check the module(s) (seen
under
"secondlife" ) then save the page - go to the admin settings : style="font-weight: bold;">admin/settings/secondlife/sluser
- define a password
- define the roles to use for the new user (if needed)
Inworld side :
Go "inworld" to create the "terminal" :
- create a box
- add a script inside
- copy / paste the code located in the
sluser/lsl/terminal.lsl
( use a text editor to open the file ) - add your site url to : string url = ""; ( example
: string url = "http://mysite.com"; ) - add the password previously set in the Drupal's admin panel
to : string password =
"0000"; ( replace the 0000 for sure ... ) - save the script and close the script editor
- add another script in the same box
- copy / paste the code located in the
sluser/lsl/simple_dialog_module.lsl - save the script and close the script editor
- add another script in the same box
- copy / paste the code located in the
sluser/lsl/reg_key.lsl - save the script and close the script editor
- touch the box and choose "reset" on the menu appearing
- touch again the box and choose "register" on the menu
appearing - the box should connect to the site and answer : "New
terminal added" ( or updated if already exists ) - then leave the box somewhere inworld forever...
User side :
- Users are registering on the site using the normal Drupal's
way. - Then, on the user's profile page, the user can see a "reg
key" ( in the "edit user" tab the user can renew the reg key if needed
) - The user should go to the page :
style="font-weight: bold;">sluser/terminals to
see
the terminals list and a link to teleport to one of them - When the user is near the terminal, he/she touches the
terminal that shows him/her a menu. - The user clicks on the "reg key" menu button then the chat
is asking : "Enter your reg code please" - So the user is pasting his/her reg code in the main chat (
no
problem to show it because it is linked to the Drupal's profile ) - Then the terminal checks the website and answer : "User
updated"
So now, the user is linked to the Drupal's website.
What about the other optional modules ?SlReguser
This modules allows the user to register on the website from
inworld.
Drupal side :
The website needs to allow user registration (for sure).
There is nothing to do on the website to configure, except
installing the module.
Inworld side :
- go to a terminal that you have made previously
- edit the terminal and add a new script
- copy / paste the code located in the
sluser/slreguser/lsl/slreguser.lsl - save the script and close the script editor
- create a notecard and name it : register
- add this text in the notecard :
username =
password =
email =
- add this notecard inside the terminal style="font-weight: bold;">
- touch the box and choose "reset" on the menu appearing
- touch again the box and choose "register" on the menu
appearing - the box should connect to the site and answer : "New
terminal added" ( or updated if already exists ) - then leave the box somewhere inworld forever...
User side :
- The user is walking in the land and suddenly sees a
terminal ( or goes to the site page sluser/terminals
to see
the terminals list and a link to teleport to one of them ) - The user is clicking on the terminal and choose
""Get
reg card"" in the menu. - The terminal is giving the notecard previously made to give
him a premade one - The user fills the notecard with the values needed
- The user clicks on the terminal and choose "reg user"
- The terminal says : "You have 30 seconds to drag your
notecard" - The user drags the notecard to the terminal
- The terminal checks the values against the website and if
everything is fine, it answers that everything went fine.
SlPoints
Drupal side :
- Install the module named "userpoints" that you can find
href="http://drupal.org/project/userpoints" target="_blank">here
and then install the module slpoints. - Go to admin/settings/secondlife/sluser
and change the amount of points if needed ( by default : 1L$ = 1point )
Inworld side :
- go to a terminal that you have made previously
- edit the terminal and add a new script
- copy / paste the code located in the
sluser/slpoints/lsl/slpoints.lsl - save the script and close the script editor
- touch the box and choose "reset" on the menu appearing
- the terminal is asking you debt authorization ( to refund
users if any problem ) - touch again the box and choose "register" on the menu
appearing - the box should connect to the site and answer : "New
terminal added" ( or updated if already exists ) - then leave the box somewhere inworld forever...
User side :
- The user goes to the terminal and clicks on it
- The user choses "add money" in the menu
- The user have 30 seconds to "pay" the terminal
- The terminal checks the values on the website
- If everything is fine, the user is credited with points
- if not, the terminal refunds the user
About
The "about.lsl" script shows a message to the user and a link to the
website.
Drupal side :
Nothing to do, this script is not linked to the website.
Inworld side :
- go to a terminal that you have made previously
- edit the terminal and add a new script
- copy / paste the code located in the
sluser/lsl/about.lsl - save the script and close the script editor ( you can
change the sentences about_text_1 and about_text_2 if needed ) - touch the box and choose "reset" on the menu appearing
- touch again the box and choose "register" on the menu
appearing - the box should connect to the site and answer : "New
terminal added" ( or updated if already exists ) - then leave the box somewhere inworld forever...
User side :
- The user clicks on the terminal and choose "about" from the
menu - The menu displays the text and purposes a link to the
website - The user clicks on the link and a link menu appear to go to
the website
notecard giver
Drupal side :
Nothing to do, this script is not linked to the website.
Inworld side :
- go to a terminal that you have made previously
- edit the terminal and add a new script
- copy / paste the code located in the
sluser/lsl/notecard_giver.lsl - save the script and close the script editor ( you can
change the notecard name using the variable : string notecard_name =
"readme"; if needed ) - create a notecard named "readme" and add your text inside,
then drag the notecard inside the terminal - touch the box and choose "reset" on the menu appearing
- touch again the box and choose "register" on the menu
appearing - the box should connect to the site and answer : "New
terminal added" ( or updated if already exists ) - then leave the box somewhere inworld forever...
User side :
- The user goes to the terminal and clicks on it then choose
the menu button "get notecard" - The terminal gives the notecard named "readme"