llupd direct encode object updates for agents; let terse updates be zeroencoded. This is not as spec but does work

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 21 deletions

diff --git a/bin/OpenSimDefaults.ini b/bin/OpenSimDefaults.ini
index 3068fee..cede84d 100644
--- a/bin/OpenSimDefaults.ini
+++ b/bin/OpenSimDefaults.ini
@@ -747,17 +747,6 @@
     ;texture_default = 18500
     ;asset_default = 10500
 
-    ; Configures how ObjectUpdates are aggregated. These numbers
-    ; do not literally mean how many updates will be put in each
-    ; packet that goes over the wire, as packets are
-    ; automatically split on a 1400 byte boundary. These control
-    ; the balance between responsiveness of interest list updates
-    ; and total throughput. Higher numbers will ensure more full-
-    ; sized packets and faster sending of data, but more delay in
-    ; updating interest lists
-    ;
-    ;PrimUpdatesPerCallback = 100
-
     ; TextureSendLimit determines how many packets will be put on
     ; the outgoing queue each cycle. Like the settings above, this
     ; is a balance between responsiveness to priority updates and
@@ -767,16 +756,6 @@
     ;
     ;TextureSendLimit = 20
 
-    ; CannibalizeTextureRate allows bandwidth to be moved from the
-    ; UDP texture throttle to the task throttle. Since most viewers
-    ; use HTTP textures, this provides a means of using what is largely
-    ; unused bandwidth in the total throttle. The value is the proportion
-    ; of the texture rate to move to the task queue. It must be between
-    ; 0.0 (none of the bandwidth is cannibalized) and 0.9 (90% of the
-    ; bandwidth is grabbed)
-    ;
-    ; CannibalizeTextureRate = 0.5
-
     ; Quash and remove any light properties from attachments not on the
     ; hands. This allows flashlights and lanterns to function, but kills
     ; silly vanity "Facelights" dead. Sorry, head mounted miner's lamps