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ATTACH AN ANCHOR

This is a Tutorial by Jeroen van Oostrom on how to attach an Anchor to your Avatar. An Anchor will open a browser window to your website (or page you choose) This is handy if you have an Avatar Website and you want to bring it to peoples attention. This function is not allowed in some communities.

Behind every Step: (around line #) This stands for the line number where you can find the code in your file. Keep in mind that every Avatar is different and with that so are the line numbers. Use the pictures to see where the code goes.

You will need a VRML Editor. Your basic Text- and Note-pad does not support VRML. But you can find them under 3D Modeling

Here are some basic hotkeys so you can work faster. To copy=Ctrl+C, select all=Ctrl+A, cut=Ctrl+X and to paste=Ctrl+V. OK, let´s get started building.

Step1: (around line 38) Add the code from the box below and paste it in like we did on the example picture between the red lines. Here you also change your URL and some other functions. (click on the thumbnail to enlarge the picture)

#------------------------------------------------------ Anchor { # here you can set the URL you want the browser to open url "http://VRML.TK" # here you can give a short description which will be showen in the statusbar # of the browser when you move your mouse over the av. description "VRML.TK - The most complete VRML and Avatar guide on the web" # here you can set the target of the browser window, If you use this in public # communities do not remove or change this parameter! (new = new window opens / self = opens in current window) parameter "new" children [ #------------------------------------------------------

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