mystitool

A new tool, released just hours ago, aims to benchmark the performance of Second Life servers by running resource intensive scripts within a region, allowing residents to compare performance statistics before shelling out hard earnede Linden dollars on a new home. Mystical Cookie, creator of Second Life's favorite swiss army knife utility, the MystiTool, today released her "benchmark sim tester", that once rezzed, will perform a number of tests upon the island it inhabits, producing a score that can be comared against other islands.

I have to say, this was a great tool. A real winner. and worth several tims th e3 price of $L326 it's selling for at Blumfield.

One of Second Life's best multi-gadgets, the MystiTool, has just added several cool features to an already overflowing list of functions and tools. The new version, 1.019 includes the ability to identify the owner of objects broadcasting to the public chat frequency, a plant rezzer, for easy deployment of trees and grasses and even a "break reminder", something I could have done with yesterday as I lost 4 or 5hrs to the grid!

If you've not tried MystiTool, I highly recommend it. If you've ever been to one of Metaversed's Geek Meet's then you'll recognize the neat tables that rez chairs according to need. There are simply to many features to possibly list, but I can tell you that I'd no sooner go out without my MystiTool than i would without my pants.

You can find by entering 'mystitool' under the places tab in the inworld search, and picking Mystical Cookie designs.