To provide a basis for custom facilities in a SLoodle classroom or virtual world meeting space, Edmund Edgar, one of the core SLoodle developers, has described how to add a new (demonstration or template) object in Second Life/OpenSim and how to connect it to a Moodle/SLoodle module:
Making new Sloodle objects (SLOODLE_2.x)
As at 24-Oct-2012, the Moodle end PHP code contains a definition for a demo object, but it’s turned off by default. To turn it on, edit this file on your Moodle web site
…./mod/sloodle/mod/demo-1.0/objects/default/definition.php
… it may be set to only show for SLoodle 1.0 setups …
$sloodleconfig->collections= array(‘SLOODLE 1.0′); // Not currently displayed in SLOODLE 2.0
… so check that line and, if it needs changing, alter it to:
$sloodleconfig->collections= array(‘SLOODLE 1.0′, ‘SLOODLE 2.0′);
That should make it start showing up in the in-world Sloodle rezzer.
There is no in-world Demo Object in the current rezzer as at 24-Oct-2012, but you can add a “sloodle_rezzer_object” script to an in world prim, and any demonstration code you need for your module (e.g. using the sample in …../mod/sloodle/mod/demo1.0/objects/default/assets/sloodle_mod_demo-1.0/sloodle_mod_demo-1.0.lslp).
Then put the Demo Object into the in world SLoodle rezzer it in your new rezzer and it be available to add to a SLoodle scene.
