Imprudence Tutorial

Ok so yesterday I wrote how much I loved Imprudence, but didn't really give a good explanation on the differences from a normal Second Life viewer. Here it is. In Imprudence the first thing you will notice is a change in your pie menu. It is nothing drastic, but the Imprudence people added a couple of handy buttons to allow you to get into your inventory or edit appearance when you right click an attachment on yourself. Don't fear if you just want to adjust the prim your wearing, if you click on more, it brings you to the edit slice.

Another change you will notice is an added tab called "worn items" in your inventory. That one is self explanatory, so I will run over it briefly. It is a quick access tab for you to look at and remove the items you are wearing at present. That little feature is great for someone who changes clothes frequently, or a model in a runway show, you can change your outfit by adding the new outfit folder to you, then zip over to worn items and remove whatever is left of your old outfit. In addition to the worn Items tab, Imrpudence has added a quick filter drop down to the top of the inventory, so if you are looking for say, a notecard, you can filter out all of the other items in your inventory and just view the notecards, makes it nice and easy to dig and clean once you are the owner of a large inventory. (photo above)





Changes to the preference menu are also snuck in by the folks who designed this viewer. If you go to edit, then preferences, you will notice that they have imported some options into the general tab found only in the advanced menu in a normal SL viewer. Here you can set your afk time out and adjust the size of your user interface. Moving down the tabs you will find something called input and camera. In there you can disable your camera constraints...very handy if you like participating in all of the grid wide hunts. Moving further down under the Web tab, you can select whether to open links in an external browser such as Internet Explorer, or in the internal browser. I recommend using the internal browser so those SLurls don't act up on you. (photos above in order General, Input and camera, Web)
This is just a basic rundown on what I figured out using Imprudence, and I may have missed some stuff. Please feel free to comment on it and tell everyone what you have found. If you need more detailed information please visit the official site @ http://imprudenceviewer.org/