Look at this thread http://forums.utherverse...UPDATED-AND-REVISED.aspx
as how I'd do it... if its just in the zaby, I'd create a court floor and build some stairs.......... much more elegant
than a port.

User owned location is the same as move to owned startpoint.

When you use this script, it shows a drop down of all your owned properties that have startpoints. It deals with OWNED properties by the user.

The different scripts for porting is explained in the Porting and Location section.

To begin with, the sript that you use to port to the dance floor is the Move to Location script.

First, after you create the dance floor, stand where you would like people to enter the dance floor.

Press F2 and write down the X-Y-Z numbers and the yaw number which is the second set of numbers under Rotation.

Go to where you have the prop to port to the dance floor.

Use the Move to Location script and write down the numbers for XYZ and yaw.

Close the prop. When you click the star, you will port to the dance floor.

On the star on the dance floor, repeat the process using the XYZ coordinates from the original startpoint or from wherever you want to port from the dance floor into the zaby.

Move to Location is used when porting within a certain property.

Move to Owned Startpoint is used when you wish to port to another property you own.

Move to VWW URL is used when porting to a specific URL of a property owned by someone else.

Move to Welcome Region is used when porting to the RLC Welcome Center.

Move to Start Region ports to your own transport or RLC transport if you do not have your own.

FLYING: You can also FLY in your own properties, as well as the Sports Club, which helps when creating/building.

You have to create the ability to fly in your property rules.

Go to your Property page on your Social Page.

Click Manage on the property you wish to fly then click Rules tab.

Scroll down to the settings list and click:

ALLOW PROPERTY OWNER TO FLY

then click create.

If you are in a property and create it, you must F5 to register the FLY rule.

When you create the dance floor where you want it, you have to make the floor collidable so you won't fall through.

Also, allow yourself to fly in your property permissions and then you can fly up to the floor to stand on.

So Dusty totally beat me to it lol but I'm still gonna post the video just in case its helpful at all, though Dusty's instructions should do it


I apologize in advance if the video puts you to sleep and/or sucks, a lil dead on my feet atm

As above, you do have to ensure the floor is made collideable but I often use a cube and create it then move it to a location using the mouse and dragging it. If I want the top of a building tower top I partly embed it in the building and raise it up till I see it go above the top of the building a little ways in the air. Then read the coordinates of the Position Tab of that prop and write them down. Delete the prop so you don't end in the middle of it. Then set a port or teleport to those coordinates of simply XYZ. Once you physically get there you can stand with your back to maybe a door as if you just walked through it, set a Startpoint then change the previous one with simple XYZ coordinates to a Move To StartPoint. My friend calls this "the power of the cube".

Sometimes when we give people an idea how to set these things we're not in the property so no access to the Prop Editor to read out word for word what they say. Many people have memory problems anyway but I have short term memory problems and may even forget this message 5 minutes after I send it. I have no control over what I do remember and what I do not. So sometimes the descriptions are down to common sense and unfortunately aimed at people who fully understand English. Some folks do not and as it is not their Native tongue I suppose these mysteries will happen to them from time to time.

You can use Start Point Manager in a zab. This is simple and no X Y Z and yaw numbers are required. Start Point Mananager does the numbers automatically. Thanks Durty Jay for posting your video, it makes the whole process so much easier than using Move To Location script.