#Firestorm phoenix viewer skin#
#Firestorm phoenix viewer download#

But this is where another problem occurs. As with the Exodus viewer the screen did not turn black on changing the anti-alias factor. Anti-alias was turned on at 2x, which I changed in the Hardware Settings tabbed window. The Hardware Skinning option was on as default, enabling me to immediately see the rigged mesh hairВ I was wearing. My Graphics settings were on High as default. If you prefer to keep your own WindLight settings at log-in and for teleporting to different regions you will need to disable this in the Preferences window under the Firestorm tab options. This is a documented bug for this viewer version on FirestormвЂ™s JIRA.ДЄnother point to note is that WindLight settings are automatically set to region defaults and for WindLight Share. I have found that when I log-out my Profile window pops out on the right-hand side of the screen.

#Firestorm phoenix viewer skin#

Once a new skin is selected a re-log is necessary to enable the change. I noticed that with the Starlight SilverBlue there is a thicker Toolbar at the top of the screen which partially covered my worn AO HUD. Images of the preset skins can be found on FirestormвЂ™s wiki pages. Some aspects of the UI do change when a different skin is chosen, so it is worth checking to see if youвЂ™re happy with the style. This is not quite the same as the V1 Silver colour scheme, which is my personal favourite, but it may help people who have visual problems with light text against dark backgrounds. I changed the UI skin to Starlight SilverBlue. In-world support is also listed for Hungarian, Portuguese and Russian speakers.

Wiki documentation and support is available in German, Dutch, French, Italian and Spanish. In-world (Second Life) classes are offered on a regular basis and a timetable is listed.

#Firestorm phoenix viewer download#

The preset list of grids is not as extensive as in Imprudence but does include 3rdRock, OS grid, InWorldz and ReactionGrid among others.Дownloads and documentation can be found at: Phoenix ViewerДЄs mentioned in the Phoenix review: the website home page includes the developersвЂ™ blog, quick download links, links to the teamвЂ™s wiki, support and bug reporting system (JIRA).ДЇirestorm documentation has its own wiki pages which are laid out into subject areas. This is marked with a warning that other grids may not support Firestorm. Once you have logged into SL: by looking under the Advanced tab in Preferences, a tick-box can be checked to provide a drop-down menu at log-in. Other grids are not listed as default but can be enabled. There is a drop-down menu, Start at, to choose where you wish to log-in to: your Home, last position or by typing in the region name onВ the Second Life main grid (Agni). Which option you choose will affect the colour scheme, icon buttons, Toolbar and sidebar appearance. This gives you the choice of Phoenix, V3 or Hybrid for your UI layout. Firestorm takes 254 MB of space once installed.ДЄt log-in there is a drop-down menu for Default Settings. Download time was twenty seconds for a 70.5 MB file.