[sldev] Re: Second Life User Experience

[Mark Allen]

I would pay quite a bit of bounty for an inventory filter by content creator name too.

And what would be the coolest thing of all is if we could have "virtual" folders like how
Evolution has "v-folders" that can store one physical email in X arbitrary different
methods, (some automatic, some user defined)

One real object that could be stored in X arbitrary folders, even if it was no-copy.
(I.e., these wouldn't be NEW copies of the content, just pointers to the original item)

For example I have a prim hair I bought "Prim hair (blonde)" creator: Joe Bag-of-Donuts

Would sort into 

auto folders:

Received 
 +->3-12-07

Creator
 +->Joe Bag-of-Donuts

And then, I could also have a user defined virtual folder named 

Hair
 +->by Creator
   +->Joe Bag-of-Donuts

 +->by Style
   +->Messy

 +->by color
   +->Blonde

 +->by acquisition date
   +->3/12/07

I *guess* you can set this up now in SL, but it's a major major book keeping hassle.

Mark

--- Argent Stonecutter <secret.argent at gmail.com> wrote:

> >> * Inventory becomes essentially unmanageable when you've been  
> >> around a while
> >> and collected a lot. We need better organizing besides Folders/Search
> 
> > I really don't know what other way to display inventory aside from a
> > straight tree structure.
> 
> Even if you leave that structure in place:
> 
> Need: Open folder in new tab.
> 
> Need: Open filter in new tab.
> 
> Don't throw the folders around as quickly when dragging.
> 
> Don't move the scroll bar when dragging an item out of the folder  
> window to the right.
> 
> When I close a folder, then close the inventory window, then open the  
> inventory window again, why does that folder open again?
> 
> When I clear the search box, why doesn't the selection stay in view?
> 
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