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Do not accept friend invitations from people you never met. To do that, click on their avatar, display their Profile, and click on 'Add Friend'. As with other social media, you can and should have Friends.

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We may arrange for some mentors to greet the new arrivals at Viirtech, at scheduled times, but feel free to ask anyone for help. Firestorm viewer New residents help area: Shorter than the Caledon-Oxbridge, but still very good. Caledon-Oxbridge also has regular classes about the various SL skills. In general, do not be shy to ask anyone for help - people in SL tend to be helpful to the newcomers. There are also usually some helpers at hand, who can answer your questions. Go through it, and everything will make much more sense. (click on this landmark link and teleport there). We strongly recommend Caledon-Oxbridge: Once you are in SL, there are several walk-through tutorials that we recommend: Within Virtech, look for a blue circular stand, click on it, then click on the beam that emerges, and select your destination from a pop-up menu. In many sims, Virtech included, there are local teleporting networks. You can offer teleports to people by clicking on the button in their profile pop-up, and if anyone offers a TP, do not accept it if you do not know that person. You can always teleport to your Home location, or create new LMs through your World menu. Another way is through the Map, also a button on your browser. Clicking on a LM brings up a widget, click on Teleport to go there. They can be also embedded in the Notecards (NC also a folder in your inventory). The most common way of teleporting (TP) is using a Landmark (LM), and those are stored in a folder in your inventory. In SL, you can walk, run (hit ctrl-R on your keyboard), you can fly, or you can Teleport. We may also deploy an alternative voice communications mechanism at some point. Setting up your voice comm (in your Avatar Preferences menu) can be tricky. You can make a voice call once you are IM-ing with someone. Instant Messages (IM) are private and can be exchanged with anyone in SL, regardless of the distance. Local chat, in voice or text, can be seen/heard within a 30m radius. There are many instructional videos on YouTube, such as this playlist or this one [link:

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How to get stuff, shop, open boxes, etc.

How to change and personalize your avatar. How to make friends, join groups and communities, etc. How to move and navigate: walk, run, fly, teleport, use landmarks, explore. How to communicate: text or voice, open chat (local) or private IMs. It may take an hour or two to get the very basics, and a few days of practice to get to the point where you are really comfortable and using the interface effortlessly, but it is worth the time and the effort in the end. The interface to SL can be confusing at first, but the sooner you learn how to use it, the more fun you will have. SL can be a very rewarding experience, but there is no quick gratification: you cannot learn the interface in 10 minutes, it will take more time, but it will be worth it. Unfortunately, you cannot run SL from a mobile device such as a smart phone or an iPad.

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Almost every browser has an operating system specific version: Windows, Mac, or Linux, so download the right one. Firestorm seems to be the most popular one, and it has a good support, both on their website and (inworld = being in SL). However, most users seem to use one of the third party browsers, listed at. The official one is distributed by the Linden Lab. SL can be accessed through a special browser. Each avatar has a home position if you signed up through the Caltech Portal, Virtech is your home.

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Users are called residents, and have unique names, plus a 'display name' that can be set to whatever you like.

Each user is represented by an avatar (it can be changed, but only one per user). It is a flat world (flat-Earthers rejoice!), divided into a grid of parcels called sims (for simulator, each one is a node in the LL grid) or islands, that are 256 m squares. Second Life (SL) is a virtual world operated by the company Linden Lab (LL).