Feel watched? Get an instant, owner-only alert when nearby avatars are facing your direction.
Honest by design: this is NOT a true camera detector — it’s a body-direction approximation.
What this is
This LSL script is a lightweight “Who is looking at me?” indicator for Second Life that checks nearby avatars and estimates who is roughly facing toward you, based on their avatar body rotation.
It’s built for people who feel uncomfortable when strangers stand around them — you’ll quickly see who is likely paying attention (or at least pointing their body at you).
What you get
Owner-only display (hover text) — no chat spam, no public messages
Auto-scan every 3 seconds (adjustable)
Range scan up to 32m by default (adjustable)
Angle cone about 45° by default (adjustable)
Lists names + an angle in degrees (smaller angle = more directly facing you)
Clear states:
“No one nearby”
“No one is looking”
“Looking roughly: …”
IMPORTANT (Read before buying)
✅ This is NOT real camera direction.
Second Life does not provide reliable “who is looking at me” camera data to scripts.
What this script detects is avatar BODY facing direction, which is only an approximation:
An avatar can look at you with the camera while facing away
An avatar can face you while their camera points elsewhere
Animations / AO / turning-in-place can affect results
Best use: a practical “someone is facing me” warning and a fun situational awareness tool — not a spying device and not a guaranteed watcher detector.
Why privacy-focused users like it
Local-only behavior: no web calls, no external services
Owner-only output: it doesn’t broadcast who “looked”
Simple & transparent logic: body direction + distance + angle threshold
Helps you decide when to:
move away
reposition your avatar
leave the area
switch to a private space
