Category: Simulator User Group

The following notes were taken from the Tuesday, July 21, 2026 Simulator User Group (SUG) meeting. These notes form a summary of the items discussed, and are not intended to be a full transcript. They were taken from the video recording by Pantera, embedded at the end of this summary – my thanks to Pantera for providing it.

Meeting Overview

• The Simulator User Group (also referred to by its older name of Server User Group) exists to provide an opportunity for discussion about simulator technology, bugs, and feature ideas is held every other Tuesday at 12:00 noon, SLT (holidays, etc., allowing), per the Second Life Public Calendar.
• The “SUG Leviathan Hour” meetings are held on the Tuesdays which do not have a formal SUG meeting, and are chaired by Leviathan Linden. They are more brainstorming / general discussion sessions.
• Meetings are held in text in-world, at this location.

Simulator Deployments

• As recorded in my notes from the the previous Simulator User Group, there has been a bug which has been causing some regions to fail to grant capabilities.
  • A hot fix for this was deployed on July 14 and July 15 across all simhost channels. This is described as “not a complete fix, but at least now we aren’t taking out an entire simhost at a time”.
• Tuesday, July 21 saw the SLS Main channel server restarted without a deployment.
• Wednesday July 22 should see the Mango update deployed to the simulator RC channels.
• The next simulator release after Mango is Nectarine.

In Brief

• Rider Linden has as been finishing up a first pass on the VS code integration and is looking forward to getting it out, although it will need to be coordinated with the next Lua release
• Leviathan Linden:
  • Has cut a new pre-release of the game_control viewer, and acknowledged the assistance of user Wolfgang Senizen for submitting changes to help in mapping actions to buttons, and Horny nuzzle for the suggestion to use PromptFont for the game_control preferences UI (see my Leviathan Office Hours notes).
  • What’s new with the updated viewer:
    • You can map buttons to avatar movement actions.
    • The DPad is mapped by default to fwd/back and strafe left/right.
    • You can run if you tilt the sticks far enough.
    • The UI mapping is revamped, mapping actions to inputs rather than the other way around.
    • There is an improvements to show the raw inputs/outputs in the per-device axes options (offset, invert, dead_zone), another sub-tab that shows raw data being sent to the server.
  • There are some further server-side aspects to game_control Leviathan wishes to complete, but these will be as his schedule allows.
  • Following discussion of an issue he introduced into UDP messaging at his last Office Hours meeting, he now has a fix for the problem (which is related to avatars that stay cloudy on log-in).
• Roxie Linden noted that:
  • Has been working on the WebRTC p2p IM bug where sessions fail to start, and is making progress. There is now a potential fix for at least some of the failures, and which should be going out “soon”.
• Pepper Linden:
  • Has been “hacking away on a new test harness” which creates a “fake grid” with multiple real simulators and viewers, and which can be used to reproduce some of the more tricky scenarios that are hard to pin-down – in this case, region crossing issues.
  • As a result of this, Pepper has managed to put together some fixes which – all things being equal – should help out with vehicle region crossings.
    • These fixes include changes to hold a vehicle in a region until all passengers are “ready” before it is allowed to enter another region, with an extension to what it means for a viewer to be “ready”.
    • This means the hand-off will only be performed after each passenger/viewer has polled their new neighbour’s event queue and it’s been able to verify there’s a real circuit/session in place.
    • Pepper is willing to have these updates deployed to the Blake Sea region on Aditi (the Beta grid) for user testing.
  • Pepper also noted that there is still an open question of how to handle region hand-offs when an avatar is crossing into parcel to which they do not have access to, such as perhaps fining the nearest open parcel and deliver the avatar there , or simply “tunnel through” the blocking parcel.
  • Another issue area Pepper hopes to be able to look in to is getting caught in TP limbo.
• Harold Linden (Lua):
  • Is currently trying to catch-up on a backlog of word after being caught up with a house move an all that has involved.
  • Given the majority of changes LL wanted to implement are now in the SLua 0.710 branch and are relatively stable, he plans to merge-in the updates from upstream Luau in the next day or so.
    • This was not going to include the Luau integer implementation, however, as discussion in the meeting which indicated that integers are enabled by default, classes are not, in the most recent Luau updates may have given Harold pause to consider swapping LL’s integer implementation over to the upstream Luau implementation first.
    • He also noted he’s very much like for classes to be stabilized before general release but will “see how that goes”.
    • Once merged, the updates will take a little time to reach release as he catches up on the pending definition changes.

General Discussion

Please refer to the video below for  more on the following.

• Pepper’s work on vehicle region  crossing led the a discussion on banlines and providing better means for those driving / sailing / boating / flying to identify parcels they are not able to access before then come up against the banlines and encounter problems (being unseated, becoming stuck and having to relog, etc., losing their vehicle, etc) – such as by highlighting parcels where access is block on the Mini-Map.
  • This led to a discussion on security orb, warning, marking parcels with orbs in operation, etc.
• A further general discussion on Lua ran through the latter 2/3s of the meeting, interpolated with the above discussion for part of the time.
• The slight drop on crossing regions when free-flying was discussed among region attendees.
• Assorted commentary and one or two gripes and some viewer-side requests with the suggestion they are referred to the viewer (open-source) meetings.

Date of Next Meetings

• Leviathan Linden: Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
• Formal SUG meeting: Tuesday, August 4, 2026.

The following notes were taken from the Tuesday, July 14th, 2026 Simulator User Group (SUG) off-week meeting (the “SUG Leviathan Hour”). These notes form a summary of the items discussed, and are not intended to be a full transcript. They were taken from my chat log of the meeting, and Pantera’s video is embedded at the end of this article – my thanks to her, as always, for recording and providing it.

Meeting Overview

• The Simulator User Group (also referred to by its older name of Server User Group) exists to provide an opportunity for discussion about simulator technology, bugs, and feature ideas is held every other Tuesday at 12:00 noon, SLT (holidays, etc., allowing), per the Second Life Public Calendar.
• The “SUG Leviathan Hour” meetings are held on the Tuesdays which do not have a formal SUG meeting, and are chaired by Leviathan Linden. They are more brainstorming / general discussion sessions.
• Meetings are held in text in-world, at this location.

Simulator Update

• As recorded in my notes from the the previous Simulator User Group, there has been a bug which has been causing some regions to fail to grant capabilities.
• Rider Linden has been investigating the issue, and a hot fix should have been / will be deployed during the July 14th SLS Main channel restarts and the restarts of the RC channels on July 15th.

Game_Control

• Whilst not directly linked to Lua, Leviathan hopes to get his work on game_control complete and into the Lua editor viewer so it can be shipped with the Linux viewer support.
• It has been suggested that PromptFont could be used for the game_control preferences UI, and Leviathan is investigating this.
• He will also be providing some viewer-side actions that can be mapped to, and triggered by, pressing buttons on the game controller (e.g. fly, run, toggle Voice on/off) in addition to the existing ability to move the avatar around (walk, crouch-walk, jump, strafe).
• Another area of work he is investigating is to add a limited interaction capability so avatars can walk up to in-world, unseated object and transmit an action event to it (such as display any dialogue menu it has associated with it).
• Leviathan has previously mentioned the idea of adding “semantic” meanings to the game-control data, and had been considering adding a new event to provide that info.
  • However, Monty Linden has suggested using a new function call (e.g. “llGetSemanticGameControl()” or similar) which could be used in the regular event to get the same data but resorted according to how the viewer has mapped it.
• Leviathan noted he also needs to add new data to the GameControlInput message.
• These updates led to a further discussion on possibilities for game_control together with possible additional avatar movement option – please refer to the video for more.
• Alongside of game_control, Leviathan has been working on enhancement for the viewer’s flycam capabilities (e.g. for use with a 3D mouse system), such as Roll. More work is required on this, which might see the enhancements ported to game-control.

In Brief

• Leviathan noted he has been working on a fix for an issue he actually caused, in which attachment scripts sometimes cease working correctly according to parcel permissions. He tracked this to his changes in making the simulator process idle scripts faster.
• Lua:
  • Following an internal meeting, it appears there is a “hopeful tentative plan” to release Lua in the “O” simulator update.
  • If time frames stand, this could be sometime in late August or September, given that the next simulator release will be Mango, which will be followed by Nectarine, which is targeting late July or August.
  • This would see the Lua editor viewer (with resumed official support for Linux) released around the same time, if not a little earlier.
• Work on this has not as yet been merged into the simulator development code.
  • Leviathan believes the work is almost done, he just needs consensus for the rest of the team that the fix as he’s implemented it is the right thing to do.
  • Once consensus has been reached, the fix will likely be merged into the simulator development code for a future release.
• It has been reported that there is an issue with events being dropped causing scripts to stop working as intended.
  • One report is that  scripted object stop working correctly when they change owner change owner, or message_linked or linksetdataRead randomly stop working.
  • The issue of scripts dropping is known to LL and Monty Linden is apparently investigating it.
• A report has been made about the new dual-queue UDP messages processing code (currently in viewer-development but not released) in the viewer in that it causes out-of-order messages processing.
  • In particular, the first ObjectUpdate message creating an avatar can be processed too late and after the AvatarAppearance message to rez that avatar: since the avatar object is not yet created (not in object list), the AvatarAppearance is ignored and the avatar does not rez.
  • This may be due to there being assumptions in the dual queue design (both server and viewer side), which could be inappropriate, on the order in which some messages must be sent and processed for things to work properly.
  • Leviathan has indicated this will be looked into.
• The above prompted Leviathan to note that he has a follow-up project to his UDP work and related to viewer networking he still hopes to get to.
  • This will be to tighten up the back-pressure info from viewer to server when it starts to get overloaded by network traffic, the problem being that when the viewer gets into this state, it will inform the server, but the process to send the messages takes too long and the viewer might only inform the primary simulator to which it is connected, not all the simulators it is currently talking to.
  • This led to a brief discussion on bandwidth throttling and use of an ACK UDP message to inform the server that its UDP queue is getting full, reducing the volume of messages until the flag is cleared by the viewer.
  • This was seen by Leviathan as a good idea.
  • See the last 15 minutes for the video for more on this.

Date of Next Meetings

• Formal SUG meeting: Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
• Leviathan Linden: Tuesday, July 28, 2026.

The following notes were taken from the Tuesday, July 7, 2026 Simulator User Group (SUG) meeting. These notes form a summary of the items discussed, and are not intended to be a full transcript. They were taken from the video recording by Pantera, embedded at the end of this summary – my thanks to Pantera for providing it.

Meeting Overview

• The Simulator User Group (also referred to by its older name of Server User Group) exists to provide an opportunity for discussion about simulator technology, bugs, and feature ideas is held every other Tuesday at 12:00 noon, SLT (holidays, etc., allowing), per the Second Life Public Calendar.
• The “SUG Leviathan Hour” meetings are held on the Tuesdays which do not have a formal SUG meeting, and are chaired by Leviathan Linden. They are more brainstorming / general discussion sessions.
• Meetings are held in text in-world, at this location.

Simulator Deployments

• No deployments for the week, just restarts
• The next simulator update will be called Mango.

In Brief

• Rider Linden:
  • Has merged in the rulebuilder code for Lua, so that’s ready to go. He noted that if any one wants to volunteer to fill out the tables for some functions it would be much appreciated.
  • This week he is on-call and hopes to hunt down an issue that’s causing some regions to fail to grant capabilities. He has ideas on the cause, and so is hopeful he can fix it.
  • Is also working on object publishing (prims as virtual filesystem that can be interacted with directly from VSCode, so it is possible to access and create scripts and notecards in a prim directly from VSCode rather than to have to keep switching focus between prims in world).
• Leviathan Linden:
  • Is back working on game_control, currently doing an overhaul of the preferences UI and how the settings get formatted.
  • Notes the goal is to make it possible to map buttons to avatar movement actions (i.e. DPAD buttons to MOVE_FWD and MOVE_BACK)
  • Currently, the game_control viewer code is distinct from the Lua viewer code, but Leviathan plans on using that viewer in code merges with the game_control code.
• Roxie Linden noted that:
  • Has been working on the WebRTC p2p IM bug where sessions fail to start, and is making progress. The issue seems to be a race condition in the back-end chat handling code; however, given the exact cause is hard to reproduce, there is no guarantee the fix in progress will correct all instances of session start failure, but Roxie optimistic.
  • On the viewer-side, has been working on changes to pull in a more recent libwebrtc + reduce some audio hiss.
• Harold Linden (LUA):
  •  Has been busy with personal matters, but is now hoping to get back on top of  Lua PRs and resuming work on bringing the SL Lua back in-line with Luau upstream. This is seen as important as many things added to Luau upstream which would be useful for the Lua project (e.g. 64-bit integers and classes).
  • Commenting on the general state of the project, Harold added:

[the work is] Mainly polish at this point. I’d like our integer implementation to be based on Luau’s even if it’s not entirely the same under the hood so LSL can perform well, and I’d to have all scripts share a GC so that we don’t have separate memory allocators for each and every script as we do currently.

• Monty Linden noted that lsl-definitions have been updated recently but not baked into a release and cycled around yet – this will happen “soonish”.

General Discussion

Please refer to the video below for  more on the following.

• One of the issues with Lua on the simulator side has been the simulator crash rates. Rider described these as now being “encouraging”, many of the issues are “known and on the list to address”.
• Harold’s comments on adopting upstream updates from Luau led to a discussion on 64-bit and 32-bit Lua support.
• This in turn led to a discussion on Lua and llhttp.request.
• A discussion on documentation.

Date of Next Meetings

• Leviathan Linden: Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
• Formal SUG meeting: Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

The following notes were taken from the Tuesday, June 23, 2026 Simulator User Group (SUG) meeting. These notes form a summary of the items discussed, and are not intended to be a full transcript. They were taken from the video recording by Pantera, embedded at the end of this summary – my thanks to Pantera for providing it.

Meeting Overview

• The Simulator User Group (also referred to by its older name of Server User Group) exists to provide an opportunity for discussion about simulator technology, bugs, and feature ideas is held every other Tuesday at 12:00 noon, SLT (holidays, etc., allowing), per the Second Life Public Calendar.
• The “SUG Leviathan Hour” meetings are held on the Tuesdays which do not have a formal SUG meeting, and are chaired by Leviathan Linden. They are more brainstorming / general discussion sessions.
• Meetings are held in text in-world, at this location.

Simulator Deployments

• The Loganberry RC is now grid-wide.
• The next simulator update will be called Mango.

In Brief

• Rider Linden:
  • Has some fluent interfaces for the Lua project, with what he believes is a final version, with a PR in lsl_definitions.
  • Is now going to his object publishing work (a websocket API, to edit objects and their inventory, to allow things like vscode to see inworld objects and their contents etc., see here).
  • Note that this API will not recognise remote connections, but should be between the viewer and an external editor running on the same machine.
  • He also noted that LSL function interfaces and Lua function interfaces are both built from the same source file. So anything in one, should be available in the other.
• Leviathan Linden:
  • Has added added OBJECT_LOCKED to llGetObjectDetails() via the Lua project. The new enum is available to LSL and will work in the mono runtime… but it won’t be delivered until the Lua project ships.
  • Has also been working to port Wolfgang’s game-control work from Alchemy to the official viewer game-control project. This is a work in progress, and some changes will be required.
  • Still needs to do some follow up work on Navmesh crash fix he was working on in week #23.
• Roxie Linden noted that:
  • The WebRTC team is still working on some evaluation of options for voice-to-text transcription.
  • This work is still very much at the experimentation stage, so people should not expect to see it suddenly appearing.
  • There will need to be some tuning of sound filtering and voice activity detection for any transcription service to work, but this should not affect Voice quality.
• Harold Linden (LUA):
  • Has mostly been on housekeeping work.
  • Is going to merge the work from the Lua branch back into the main server branch (with Lua still flagged off) so they get out of sync less.
  • He also plans to pull the new Luau changes from upstream since LL is a little behind with this.
  • Noted that as well, classes and Lua integers will be flagged off until they firm up, but the code will be part of the repo.
  • Noted in the general discussion that the Lua scheduler only gets one time slice per frame (its the same scheduler as used for Mono).
  • Overall, believes the project is now approaching “release quality”.
• Monty Linden noted that lsl-definitions have been updated recently but not baked into a release and cycled around yet – this will happen “soonish”.

General Discussion

Please refer to the video below for  more on the following.

• The issue of teleport disconnect viewer crashes was raised again.
  • As has been previously noted within SUG meetings, there is no singular cause of TP disconnects  / crashes. LL have been looking into causes and have been working to fix some of the causes.
  • Anecdotal evidence indicates that recent fixes have (in the current release viewer – “Flat UI”) have helped improve some issues.
• There have been reported of IM chat failures occurring with the notification: Chat Session Aborted.
  • Two causes for these issues have been identified, and a fix for one was released as part of the Loganberry simulator update.
  • LL is actively working on the second, which appears to be one of the IM chat server misbehaving. The hope is that a fix will be deployed soon.
• There was a discussion around the Lua scheduler (some of which is noted above) between 34 and 42 minutes of the meeting.
• A general discussion on animations, including the potential for Lua to simplify things by using fewer scripts and for WIBNIs such as an IK system that simply directs where body parts should be (e.g. “bum on this cushion; elbow on this armrest”).
  • This included a discussion on llGetVisualParams, revocation of scripted animation permissions, etc. Please refer to the video.

Date of Next Meetings

• Leviathan Linden: Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
• Formal SUG meeting: Tuesday, July 7, 2026.

† The header images included in these summaries are not intended to represent anything discussed at the meetings; they are simply here to avoid a repeated image of a rooftop of people every week. They are taken from my list of region visits, with a link to the post for those interested.

The following notes were taken from the Tuesday, June 9th, 2026 Simulator User Group (SUG) meeting. These notes form a summary of the items discussed, and are not intended to be a full transcript. They were taken from the video recording by Pantera, embedded at the end of this summary – my thanks to Pantera for providing it.

Meeting Overview

• The Simulator User Group (also referred to by its older name of Server User Group) exists to provide an opportunity for discussion about simulator technology, bugs, and feature ideas is held every other Tuesday at 12:00 noon, SLT (holidays, etc., allowing), per the Second Life Public Calendar.
• The “SUG Leviathan Hour” meetings are held on the Tuesdays which do not have a formal SUG meeting, and are chaired by Leviathan Linden. They are more brainstorming / general discussion sessions.
• Meetings are held in text in-world, at this location.

Simulator Deployments

• Wednesday June 10th should see the Loganberry RC deployed to all RC simulator channels.
• An update to the Lua simulator code is due to appear Soon™.

In Brief

• Rider Linden:
  • Has been on-call this week so most of his attention has been on some old clean-up issues.
  • He has also hunted down a race condition that occurs when you crash and log back in right away, and believes he has a fix in the works for that.
  • He is also due to start a review some of the simulator-side Lua build work, it having been suggested internally that a different approach to some of the work might be preferable.
• Harold Linden (LUA):
  • Has merged the Loganberry simulator code base with the the Lua development branch. This work should include the cross-region collision script failure fixes he’s also been working on, together with his changes to how setprimitiveparams is wrapped.
  • Is still waiting for integers and classes to stabilize upstream (they’re still feature flagged) before he pulls it into the Lua development branch. He does not believe there are any No existing major crashers / blockers noted for Lua in this work, but doesn’t want to endanger that until there’s something worth picking up from upstream.
  • He may still pull in the latest changes even with integers flagged off, since there’s a number of performance-related fixes that LL is behind on.
  • It is believed there are very few crashers left within the Lua code base.
  • Region holders wishing to be on the Lua simulator should submit a support ticket to have their region moved. Note that requests will only be approved if the region is not directly adjacent to any non-lua regions.
• Pepper Linden:
  • Has been working on “a chat-related project” (the Chat Modernisation work?).
  • Has also been looking at a server bug / griefer mode, where you can be spammed by a bunch of conference chats.
• Monty Linden:
  • Gave a heads-up that LL has been working on authorisation functions, and a few people are having log-in problems as a result. Do, if you find your password is not being honoured, it may not be your end of things.
  • Noted that Lua documentation is getting some attention, and there are refinements coming to the collaboration model and processes (Second life Creation portal). Should see some more PR movement soon.

General Discussion

Please refer to the video below for  more on the following.

• A request was made for progress on Can’t teleport or cross borders after certain amount of time in region. While no direct work has been put into this issue as raise, Monty Linden noted that the issue reported in FIRE-35085 is likely a major contributor to the reported problems, and there are probably others.
• The issue where Simulator occasionally halts scripts on region handoff when they have collision and/or llSleep() was the cause of some confusion, with some people believing it had been fixed in the Loganberry simulator update whilst Rider indicated the fix is in the upcoming Mango simulator update.
• Allow custom values for llGetHTTPHeader() was raised, with Rider Linden noting there is a wider look at script HTTP on the drawing board at LL, which will include the current header restrictions. However, this is not in a position to go on the roadmap for implementation at the time of the meeting.
  • This sparked a general discussion on script HTTP.
• Clarification on the use of bots for data-gathering (and where they cross the line) was again requested – and this was redirected towards the upcoming Trust and Safety User Group meetings – see here for more.
• The end of the meeting included a discussion on Ternary and/or Null coalescing operators in Lua (which went right over my head and clean past the wicket keeper…).

Date of Next Meetings

• Leviathan Linden: Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
• Formal SUG meeting: Tuesday, June 23, 2026.

† The header images included in these summaries are not intended to represent anything discussed at the meetings; they are simply here to avoid a repeated image of a rooftop of people every week. They are taken from my list of region visits, with a link to the post for those interested.

The following notes were taken from the Tuesday, May 26th, 2026 Simulator User Group (SUG) meeting. These notes form a summary of the items discussed, and are not intended to be a full transcript. They were taken from the video recording by Pantera, embedded at the end of this summary – my thanks to Pantera for providing it.

Meeting Overview

• The Simulator User Group (also referred to by its older name of Server User Group) exists to provide an opportunity for discussion about simulator technology, bugs, and feature ideas is held every other Tuesday at 12:00 noon, SLT (holidays, etc., allowing), per the Second Life Public Calendar.
• The “SUG Leviathan Hour” meetings are held on the Tuesdays which do not have a formal SUG meeting, and are chaired by Leviathan Linden. They are more brainstorming / general discussion sessions.
• Meetings are held in text in-world, at this location.

Simulator Deployments

• No planned deployments for the week, just restarts.
• Loganberry is moving forward, and is currently being reviewed by the Lab’s QA team. This should have:
  • The updates to deal with missing attachments on avatars / having perpetually cloudy avatars.
  • Workaround for mesh face_count mismatch between server and client (this will also require a viewer-side update to fully correct).
  • Harold Linden’s serialisation fixes to ease some region crossing issues.
  • Fix for llListen triggering multiple times.
  • A fix for script parcel permissions being calculated incorrectly and an old issue about rezzing on meshes.

In Brief

• Rider Linden is working on:
  • A publishing pipeline for the VSCode plugin to make pushing updated versions to the marketplace easier.
  • Some proof of concept work on is the ability to “publish” objects that are rezzed in world and having them show up in the VSCode workspace as directories.
  • Working on some of the helper tables for a few of the APIs.
• Leviathan Linden is working with resident WolfGang Senizen on improvements to the game_control capability:
  • A clean-up of the game-control UI.
  • Support for full binding of game control to any regular control, and vice versa.
  • Adding some semantics constants to the LSL game-control channel names (e.g. AXIS_FWD_BACK, AXIS_STRAFE, etc., instead of just AXIS_0 – AXIS_5, etc.).
  • Leviathan is also once again looking at the “avatar slides for a few seconds when standing next to a small obstacle” bug.
• Harold Linden is hoping to make a new version of the Lua simulator code available in the next few days.
• During the course of the meeting it was noted that LL likely will not have Lua grid-wide in time for SL23B, but it will be fully available “probably soon after”.

General Discussion

Please refer to the video below for  more on the following.

• llGetRegionWorldMapTile was raised again, with a suggestion that it could be merged with Update Map Service to use ‘actual’ screenshots.
  • Rider Linden indicated that there have been internal discussions about how to make the former work with the asset system, but no actual coding has commenced as yet.
• A discussion on Land Impact and the value of individual prims (see: 1 prim should be 1 Li – Even when it has a PBR), encompassing the different accounting system, how certain changes can impact the “cost” of rendering a prim, etc. The ran through the meeting from around 20 minutes in to the meeting and bubbles for around 20 minutes.
• The issue of Random Regions Not Sending Full HTTP Headers was raised again.
  • This is an issue going back to at least 2008.
  • LL appear to have been under the impression it has been addressed.
  • A request was made for those experiencing the problem to raise a Canny report and include the relevant viewer logs.
  • This conversation was threaded in with the “prim” discussion above.
• Add REZ_REMOTE_SCRIPT_ACCESS_PIN to llRezObjectWithParams is apparently on a “short list” for implementation.

Date of Next Meetings

• Leviathan Linden: Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026.
• Formal SUG meeting: Tuesday, June 9th, 2026.

† The header images included in these summaries are not intended to represent anything discussed at the meetings; they are simply here to avoid a repeated image of a rooftop of people every week. They are taken from my list of region visits, with a link to the post for those interested.