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Land Visitor Logger & Legacy Name Tracker — Automated 24h Logs & Hourly Reports Version 3.0

Land Visitor Logger & Legacy Name Tracker — Automated 24h Logs & Hourly Reports
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Keep track of every visitor on your land effortlessly with this powerful Land Visitor Logger & Legacy Name Tracker! Perfect for landowners, event hosts, and community managers who want detailed records of visitors over time.

This script automatically saves every visitor’s legacy name and UUID every 24 hours, creating an ongoing log of your land’s visitors without manual input. It also provides hourly visitor list updates directly to you via chat, so you’re always in the know about who’s on your land.

Features include:

Automated 24-hour visitor log resets to keep records fresh and manageable

Hourly reports of visitor names and UUIDs sent directly to the land/object owner

Duplicate visitor filtering — each visitor is logged only once per 24-hour period

Uses efficient sensors to detect visitors within 96 meters

Easy to install and configure — just rez on your land and run!

Perfect for security, event tracking, and land management

How to use:
Simply rez the scripted object on your land, ensure scripts and sensors are allowed, and let it do the work. Every hour, you’ll receive a list of all visitors logged, and every 24 hours the list resets automatically.

Whether you're managing a busy event, tracking traffic for a business, or just want to know who visits your property, this script keeps detailed visitor information at your fingertips

Automated visitor logging every 24 hours

Hourly visitor reports to owner chat

Stores legacy names and UUIDs for accuracy

Filters duplicates to keep logs clean

Easy setup, runs continuously

Uses built-in LSL sensor for reliable detection

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  • Automated visitor logging every 24 hours
  • Hourly visitor reports to owner chat
  • Stores legacy names and UUIDs for accuracy
  • Filters duplicates to keep logs clean
  • Easy setup, runs continuously Uses built-in LSL sensor for reliable detection