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Kokua viewer voice settings update#
Kokua viewer voice settings series#

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BUT, the options that have been retained by Kokua can useful for established users, and so are worth the effort of inclusion. The decision to include the additional options in the right-click avatar and attachment context menus tends to make these menus more involved than their LL equivalents, which might be argued as making them more confusing to new users.

Kokua viewer voice settings update#

SummaryĪ further incremental update from Kokua that allows it to maintain pace with the official viewer, and also become the first of the popular v6 viewers to incorporate the UI updates from Linden Lab. post-custom key mapping behaviour).įor the remaining Kokua updates, please refer to the Kokua 6.4.20 release notes.

When disabled (unchecked), this option will trigger a teleport when double-clicking in combination with pressing ALT, CTRL or SHIFT (e.g.

When enabled (as it is by default), this option will not trigger a teleport when double-clicking in combination with pressing ALT, CTRL or SHIFT (e.g.

To avoid confusion, Kokua has added a new Preferences option: Preferences → Move & View → Mouse → Do not treat ALT/SHIFT/CTRL modified mouse clicks as unmodified mouse clicks when no specific ALT/SHIFT/CTRL modified binding exists. when ALT-camming) will trigger a teleport. Following the introduction of custom key mappings, an accidental double-click whilst using one of these keys (e.g. In short, prior to the arrival of the custom key mappings ability (SL viewer version 6.91 / Kokua version 6.4.17), double-click teleports would be ignored if any one of ALT, CTRL or SHIFT was also pressed. Most notable among the latter is a fix for issue KKA-866 “Double-click to TP bug”. Several of the Kokua updates are bug fixes for issues with the Bugsplat crash reporting code, and address issues with the Kokua viewer. The revised right-click context menus (l) the official Avatar menu and the Kokua implementation (purple menu option highlight) (r) the official attachment menu & the Kokua implementation Kokua Changes

The right-click context menus retain some of the original options found within these menus (both from the official viewer and from previous versions of Kokua).

If you are using Kokua with the classic menu layout enabled (Advanced check → Classic Kokua Menu + viewer restart), then the Avatar menu will not be displayed.

Kodua 6.4.20 includes all of these changes, most of which I’m not going to go into great detail here, as they have been covered in the blog posts linked to above. However, it should be noted:

A new Guidebook, intended to help new users gain a familiarity with basic functionality in the viewer – walking, talking, finding places and people, etc.

An updated Places floater design to make getting around SL easier.

A new menu option called Avatar, and streamlined / revised right-click avatar context menus intended to make it easier for new users to get to grips with basic avatar-related functions.

Kokua viewer voice settings series#

The release also includes a number of bug fixes.Īs noted in the two blog posts linked to above, and via the Lab’s official blog post via Alexa Linden (see: Viewer UI enhancements), the UI changes are the first in an on-going series of updates designed to improve the viewer and – with these in particular – help new users get to grips with the viewer more easily, including during their initial orientation as a part of the on-boarding New User Experience. Kokua released version 6.4.20 of their viewer on Tuesday, June 29th, which sees all three versions include the Lab’s Project UI viewer updates (see: Lab issues Project UI viewer aimed at new users and The Project UI viewer: a look at the new user Guidebook) however it does so with a couple of twists.