
In the pics you all are seeing raw 3ds file but you call can get the packages and compare them in blender. When I took these pics I used my Perfect Illusion hair as comparison, but if you take Carmen hairstyle it’s even easier to find similarities because I didn’t even decimate that one. For now we just spotted 3 different creators. I will make you a favor and prove that all meshes aren’t yours, also no lawyer needeed, whatever amount you had in mind to give this lawyer for its job, you can split it and send it to all the creators whose creations you used. Oh and I am sure from now on you will be careful with which mesh you take, because we all have our eyes on you. If you respect someone you don’t steal its work and claim it as yours, or edit it to make it look a different thing. There’s a BIG difference between being inspired and literally rip off someone’s work. Here you can see what he told to his patrons. So, as it seems, Sonyasims trully believes that he didn’t steal any mesh, he hasn’t used any as base, but I’m just pissed of this attitude. At the command line, run: $q = New-CsRgsQueue -Parent -Name "" įor example: $q = New-CsRgsQueue -Parent $serviceId -Name "Help Desk" -Description "Contoso Help Desk" -TimeoutThreshold 300 -TimeoutAction $actionTO -OverflowThreshold 10 -OverflowCandidate NewestCall -OverflowAction $actionOV -AgentGroupIDList($agid.Identity Ĭonfirm that the queue is created.I wasn’t sure which image post as header, because you change this private post in your patreon whenever you want. Log on as a member of the RTCUniversalServerAdmins group, or as a member of one of the predefined administrative roles that support Response Group.įor details about creating the agent group, see New-CsRgsAgentGroupĬreate the queue. To use Skype for Business Server Management Shell to create or modify a queue

In Call action, select the action that occurs when the overflow threshold is met as follows: In Forward the call, select which call is to be forwarded when the queue is full: Newest Call or Oldest Call.Ĭ. In Maximum number of calls, select the maximum number of calls that you want the queue to hold.ī.

To specify a maximum number of calls that the queue can hold, select the Enable queue overflow check box, and then do the following:Ī. To forward the call to another queue, click Forward to another queue, and then browse to the queue that you want to use. To forward the call to voice mail, click Forward to voice mail, and then in the SIP address field, type a voice mail address in the format sip: (for example, forward the call to another telephone number, click Forward to telephone number, and then in the SIP address field, type the telephone number in the format sip: (for example, forward the call to another user, click Forward to SIP address, and then in the SIP address field, type the URI for the user in the format sip. To disconnect the call after the timeout, click Disconnect. In Call Action, select the action that occurs when a call times out as follows: In Time-out period (seconds), specify the maximum number of seconds a caller waits for an agent to answer the call.ī. To specify a maximum period of time for a caller to wait on hold before an agent answers the call, select the Enable queue time-out check box, and then do the following:Ī. That is, the first group in the list is searched first, followed by the second group in the list, and so on. When the server searches for an available agent for the queue, it uses group order. To change the order in which agents are searched, in the list of agent groups, click a group, and then click the up arrow or down arrow. To remove a group from the queue, in the list of agent groups, click the group that you want to remove, and then click Remove. In the Select Groups search field, type all or part of the name of the agent group that you want to assign to the queue, click the agent group that you want, and then click OK.

To add a group to the queue, click Select. In Groups, specify the groups you want to assign to the queue. In Description, type a description for the queue. In Name, type an identifying name for the queue. In the resulting list of queues, click the queue that you want, click Edit, and then click Show details. To modify an existing queue, type all or part of the queue name in the search field. In the resulting list of services, click the service that you want, and then click OK. In Select a Service, type part or all of the name of the ApplicationServer service where you want to add the queue in the search field. On the Queue page, do one of the following: In the left navigation bar, click Response Groups, and then click Queue.

Open a browser window, and then enter the Admin URL to open the Skype for Business Server Control Panel. If you are one of the delegated Response Group Managers for a managed workflow, you can create or modify response group queues and assign them to the workflows that you manage.
