SUPRA-RD Documentation

Your comprehensive guide to mastering SUPRA-RD Security Systems.

1. System Overview

The SUPRA-RD Security system (and its Extreme variant) is a modular and highly configurable security solution designed to offer multi-layered protection for your land in Second Life. It combines a robust core security framework with an advanced "Supra Extreme" engine (in the Extreme version) for enhanced threat detection and avatar analysis.

Core SUPRA-RD System Features:

  • Avatar Detection (Area, Parcel, SIM). Adjustable range + height.
  • Flexible Access Control (Group, Whitelist, Blacklist, Mixed)
  • Automated Responses (Kick, Teleport Home)
  • Customizable Warning System & Notifications
  • Visitor & Intruder Logging
  • Revolutionary Anti-FastTrack Engine

Supra Extreme Add-on (SUPRA-RD Security Extreme only):

Significantly expands capabilities with advanced avatar resource monitoring, including limits on attachments, prims, render weight, scripts, memory, and CPU time.

2. Installation & Initial Setup

Setting up your SUPRA-RD system is straightforward:

  1. Unpack & Rez: Unpack the product and rez all components on your land.
  2. Ownership: Ensure you are the owner of all rezzed prims.
  3. Initial Boot: The system will perform an initial boot, loading configurations from notecards. The owner receives status messages. This can take up to a minute.
  4. Positioning: Place the main system prim strategically.
  5. Notecard Configuration: While most settings are menu-driven, core settings are in `Config` and `SupraExtremeConfig` (for Extreme version). Lists are in `Managers`, `Whitelist`, `Blacklist`. It's recommended to use in-world menus.

    6. You can use in-world menus either to enter the UUID of an avatar or to store it permanently. Additionally, you can store the UUID in the manager, the whitelist, or the blacklist notecard.

  6. Licensing & Activation: Follow the on-screen prompts from the main menu to activate your system using the one-time license fee. Your license is securely stored.
  7. IMPORTANT!: After receiving your license key, please store the entire license key (copy it from the Security Description field) in a safe place. If you lose your SUPRA-RD Security device, we will need the license file to reattach and issue it to a new SUPRA-RD Security device. The license file format is as follows, for example: SupraRDS_License=d11dxxxx-75xx-47xx-9cxx-5a44a0c6xxxx

3. Main System Operation

Interact with SUPRA-RD primarily through its dialog menu system.

The Supra Core Menu:

Accessed by clicking the main system prim (owner/managers). Provides system status and access to sub-menus.

  • Attention! The security system includes a self-defense mechanism. Unauthorized individuals will be ejected.

    • Arming/Disarming:

    Toggle system activity via "Power ON/OFF" in the Core Menu.

    4. Core System Configuration (Settings Menu)

    Access the "Settings" menu from the Supra Core Menu to configure:

    • Scan Modes: Area, Parcel, SIM. Set Range, Height, Interval, and Anti-FastTrack Speed Limit.

      • - In scan mode "Area" you can define the range and height up to 100 meters.

      - In scan mode "Pacel" you can define the height up to 5080 (full protection) meters.

      - In scan mode "SIM" you can define the height up to 5080 (full protection) meters. Lower the height to define a zone to let people pass the area at higher altitude. For example for land owners on the mainland is it a helpful option.

      Lower the height to define a zone that allows people to pass through the area at a higher altitude. For example, this is a helpful option for landowners on the mainland.

    • Access Modes: Group, Whitelist, Blacklist, Mixed.

      • The "Mixed Mode" combines the advantages of both the "Group" and "Whitelist" modes simultaneously. For example, this is ideal for clubs: staff on the whitelist can wear different group tags, while guests must wear the main group tag assigned to the security system.

    • Action Modes: Kick, Teleport Home. Set Ejection Delay.
    • Ban Settings: Enable/disable, set number of tries, and adjust duration. These settings do not affect the Supra-RD Security Extreme Engine, which has its own dedicated ban configurations editable via the notecard.
    • Custom Warning Message.
    • Notification Settings.
    • Reload Configuration.
    • Attention! When reloading the main configuration, the system will load the system configuration (including managers, whitelist, and blacklist) into memory, overriding your current settings. To avoid data loss, ensure all changed settings or added avatar UUIDs are saved in the specified notecard before proceeding.

    5. Managing Access Lists

    Manage `Managers`, `Whitelist`, and `Blacklist` through dedicated menus accessed from the Supra Core Menu. Add, remove, view, and reload entries from their respective notecards. For higher security, the system only accepts the user’s UUID. You can add comments by starting a line with the # character.

  • Managers: Up to 10 managers can be added from the system.
  • Whitelist: Up to 100 avatars can be whitelisted from the system.
  • Blacklist: Up to 100 avatars can be blacklisted from the system.

    • 6. Supra Extreme Add-on (Extreme Version)

    Access the "Supra Extreme" menu to enable/disable the engine and adjust avatar resource limits (MaxAttachments, MaxPrimCount, MaxRenderWeight, etc.) defined in SupraExtremeConfig. Furthermore, you can add up to 10 avatars to a separate whitelist to exclude them from the resource scan. Managers are always excluded. Access detailed logs via the "Logs" menu. The system retains 50 entries for intruders, with automatic log rotation. Newest entries appear first. For convenience, you can search through log entries.

    7. Specialized Security Engines

    Anti-FastTrack Engine:

    Autonomously detects and acts against avatars exceeding the configured speed limit, using immediate actions and main system ban settings.

    Visitor & Intruder Logs:

    Access detailed logs via the "Logs" menu. The system retains 50 entries for visitors and intruders, with automatic log rotation. Newest entries appear first. For convenience, you can search through log entries.

    8. Understanding System Alerts

    Alerts are sent to the intruder (if enabled), owner, and managers, detailing the reason for the alert (e.g., "Access denied", "Fast movement", "Too many attachments").

    9. Tips: Understanding & Countering Fast-Tracking

    Fast-Tracking involves moving through a secured area at high speeds to bypass detection. SUPRA-RD's Anti-FastTrack Engine uses advanced motion tracking, a configurable speed limit, immediate actions, and randomized detection intervals to counter this.

    10. Troubleshooting & System Information

    Boot Sequence:

    Core script initializes, loads notecards, distributes settings, checks license. Owner receives status updates.

    11. FAQ

    Q: How do I activate my SUPRA-RD system?

    A: After rezzing the system, click it to access the main menu. If unlicensed, you will see an "Activate System" option. Follow the prompts to pay the license fee to the device.

    Q: What's the difference between SUPRA-RD Security and SUPRA-RD Security Extreme?

    A: Both offer core AI security and Anti-FastTrack. The Extreme version adds the Supra Extreme Engine for detailed avatar resource scanning (attachments, scripts, render weight, etc.), offering maximum protection against resource-based griefing.

    Q: My system says "ON (LIMITED - Activation Required)". What do I do?

    A: This means the system is licensed but may have encountered an issue during its last check, or initial activation is pending confirmation. Try the "Activate System" option or "Reload Config" from the Settings menu. If issues persist, contact support.

    Q: Can we decrypt the hash attached to the license file?

    A: No, we cannot "decrypt" the SHA hash to get back the original Object UUID or Owner UUID. The process is not like encryption where you have a key to lock and unlock the data. Once the data is hashed, the original specific input is effectively "lost" in a way that's designed to be irreversible. The security of not storing the raw UUIDs on a server relies on this one-way property.