HTML on a Prim


After downloading the latest Release Candidate, I logged in to see how this HTML on a Prim would work. Kind of convoluted to have it as a media type that you have to “play” and there’s no live interactivity with links and whatnot, but hey! My webpage directly on a prim! With no snapshots! And from the clock in the upper right corner, it appears to be updating in real time! Omg! Yay!
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  1. italo losero
    March 28, 2008 at 3:22 am

    Mixing HTML on a prim, rss news, pain and art in a new experiment; ( http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ik1Gagter7o )
    ParcerlMedia is used to retrieve a composed image of newspapers terms used today; in Second Life boxes are generated on-the-fly to show terms falling down on avatar. News words boxes colors setted by freshness.
    To see in-word: ibridarte 43/176/21