In short, this script will get the user's IP public address when they click a link* from the script. The script uses the IP and a known port to make web requests to the user's app and control the device**.
Data is sent directly from Second Life to the user, there is no other service involved in handling the requests.
- The ports and IP can be found under Me > Settings > Game Mode
- The IP looks like 192.168.###.###
- Only the SSL port is used, generally 30010.
2. Place the LSL script into any object within Second Life and it will offer you a link. Click it and you're ready.
- If you're using a mobile device, it must be connected to the same network/WiFi as the computer that clicks the link, because the script can only communicate through the public IP it discovers from the user visiting the object URL.
Currently a pattern can be started by typing comma-separated values (0 to 20) into local chat. Only the object's current owner can do this. This will change to some kind of HUD interface to make things more user-friendly and this comment may be out of date by the time you're reading it. Check the script!
\* The link points to an object within Second Life which contains this script. The URL is generated by [llRequestUrl](https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlRequestURL).
\** The script is intended to be used with a single toy. Multiple toys can be used, but the same command will be sent to all connected toys.
