Did you ever dreamed to control your Second Life bots with a convenient language? We did.
SmartBots already have SBSL (a simple scripting language) and AdminBot (which is a library for LSL scripts). However, any “special” language’s features are limited. For example, LSL lacks classes, callback functions, hashes and lot of other modern stuff.
We’ve just released a fresh, updated version of our parcel traffic game – Dragons&Princesses.
Actually, this game does not relate to bots (despite it involves the huge dragon bot to manage various things!). However, as most of SmartBots customers own a piece of land, this game can be extremely useful to boost the visitors amount, gain parcel traffic and make parcel alive.
The game is quite straight forward. We have a special page to explain it: http://play.dragons.sl
As usual, the bonuses and awards have been prepared for our fellow friends. We give L$1,000 bonus balance to every user of SmartBots (this roughly equals to more than 300 minutes of visitors in your parcel). To get the bonus, login to your SmartBots account… and wait for few seconds :)
To have quick reading about Dragons&Princesses, visit this page.
The full website is located here. Happy advertising!
As an on-growing and one of the biggest companies in Second Life, SmartBots is always looking for new crew members to work in a cool, positive and friendly environment – with great opportunities, Fair-pay (one of the highest in Second Life), raises, promotions and of course, the most delightful experience!
Currently, we have various vacancies available that you may check out on our Careers web-page for more information.
We do hope to hear from you very soon!
Hello Customers!
An Android application is currently being developed which allows you to control your SmartBot from your android device anywhere without logging into your SmartBot account! Features include:
If you are interested in beta testing this app please fill out the following Google form: http://goo.gl/forms/KIblkRiO3U
Please note that the App is not being developed by SmartBots, but by Chevonn Edelmann, an employee of the company.