Weapon switching To use the WARRIOR weapon switcher, first ensure the gestures that came with WARRIOR are enabled, and that no other gestures are using the same hotkeys. These are `, 1, 2, and 3. If you are not using a US keyboard layout, you should edit the (`) gesture so that it is activated whenever you press the key above Tab. Next, ensure that Shared Wear is enabled under your viewer's RLVa > Debug menu. To add your weapons to the switcher, you will need to create a folder with a shortcut to each one. Create the following folder hierarchy in your SL inventory. `#RLV` (should already exist) `~ARES` (may already exist) `weapon` Inside the `weapon` folder, create one folder for each weapon you wish to add to the switcher. These should be named tersely, ideally one word in lower case letters. WARRIOR will assign special pictures to each one that is in the following list: popgun, revolver, fullstop, tremor, knife, m16, arch, clepsydra, sniper, ak-47, navarch, maxwell, pistol, makarov, hephaestus, javelin, spraypaint, bucket, quadlaser, bfg9000, shampoo, extinguisher, blaster, repair, chancla, tazer, p90, restitutor, virada, archon, ostraka, painter Once the folders are created, copy your weapon (with Ctrl-C or right click -> Copy) from its origin in your inventory, select the matching folder, right-click, and choose Paste as Link. It is considered bad form to paste the actual object into #RLV. You can also put ancillary items related to the weapon in these folders, such as gestures or off-hand items. After all the folders are populated, refresh the order by entering or leaving mouselook. Thereafter you can press 1 and 3 to cycle weapons, ` (or equivalent) to put away weapons, and 2 to select the focused weapon. The first keypress will show the switcher without doing anything; this is to mitigate against accidental inputs. THE SWITCHER CANNOT DETECT EMPTY FOLDERS, so make sure all of your folders are populated before testing them. Adding new weapon images: Instructions for this can be found inside the warrior.db configuration file. Order: The weapons are displayed in alphabetical order. You may add a number at the start followed by a space, e.g. `1 virada`, to enforce another sequence. Add leading zeros to force longer numbers to sort correctly, e.g. `023 bucket`. Syntax: The standard switcher behavior uses the commands `=switch clear`, `=switch previous`, `=switch next`, and `=switch select`. Direct switching: If you prefer not to use the switcher interface, `=switch slot <number>` and `=switch weapon <folder name>` can be used to instantly switch to a specific weapon.