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By on 02/03/08 at 9:52 am Remote-controlled bot copies prims, linksets, textures, clones avatar profiles and outfits & saves copies to the user’s hard drive by Proper Prim [UPDATE: Apparently a similar (or perhaps identical) copybot is being sold on slexchange. Should slexchange remove this user-created content? Might the Lindens decide to have a word with bot creator Marki Young? As we watch this story unfold, I'd like to thank Herald reader Miki for pointing us to the slexchange page. Perhaps Herald reader Robin Linden will will have something to say about this at some point? - the Editrix] click to enlarge slexchange sreenshot In partnership with d3adlyc0d3c, last week I began conducting an investigation into reports of rampant content theft across Second Life.

Some of these claims included allegations that Copybot was being used- allegations that many of us did not believe initially. Unfortunately for content creators in Second Life, Copybot DOES still exist and is more advanced than ever.

Several sources have told the Herald that Copybot had never left SL in the first place as many had – instead, copybot engineers concentrated on a series of improvements to the original model. ‘Not only did Copybot continue to function and evolve in SL over the course of the past year, but trying to break it is a futile excercise as it is entirely impossible for Linden Labs to ever prevent individuals from being able to use this or similar functionality’ our source told us Thursday afternoon. After the initial interviews, d3adlyc0d3c was able to acquire a copybot from certain SL ‘underground’ contacts – he then used the bot to create a youtube video demonstrating some of the capabilities of this software. In the video, we copy one of large complex builds.