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author | onefang | 2020-09-08 21:23:58 +1000 |
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Major clean up of config and ini files.
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1 | [Startup] | ||
2 | ; ## | ||
3 | ; ## SYSTEM | ||
4 | ; ## | ||
5 | |||
6 | ; Sets the method that OpenSim will use to fire asynchronous | ||
7 | ; events. Valid values are UnsafeQueueUserWorkItem, | ||
8 | ; QueueUserWorkItem, BeginInvoke, SmartThreadPool, and Thread. | ||
9 | ; | ||
10 | ; SmartThreadPool is reported to work well on Mono/Linux, but | ||
11 | ; UnsafeQueueUserWorkItem has been benchmarked with better | ||
12 | ; performance on .NET/Windows | ||
13 | ; | ||
14 | ; UnsafeQueueUserWorkItem refers to the fact that the code creating the event could elevate its security | ||
15 | ; privileges. However, as calling code is trusted anyway this is safe (if you set | ||
16 | ; TrustedBinaries = true in the [XEngine] section then you already have to trust that incoming code for other reasons). | ||
17 | async_call_method = SmartThreadPool | ||
18 | |||
19 | ; Max threads to allocate on the FireAndForget thread pool | ||
20 | ; when running with the SmartThreadPool option above | ||
21 | MaxPoolThreads = 300 | ||
22 | |||
23 | ; Allow certain jobs to be run consecutively in a job engine rather than always concurrently. | ||
24 | ; This improves performance in regions with large numbers of connections (in the hundreds). | ||
25 | JobEngineEnabled = true | ||
26 | |||
27 | ; Maximum number of position, rotation and scale changes for each prim that the simulator will store for later undos | ||
28 | ; Increasing this number will increase memory usage. | ||
29 | MaxPrimUndos = 42 | ||
30 | |||
31 | ; If a viewer attempts to rez a prim larger than the non-physical or physical prim max, clamp the dimensions to the appropriate maximum | ||
32 | ; This can be overridden in the region config file. | ||
33 | ClampPrimSize = true | ||
34 | |||
35 | ; If a prim is loaded from an external source, clamp it to Z = 0 if Z is negative. | ||
36 | ClampNegativeZ = true | ||
37 | |||
38 | ; Allow scripts to keep running when they cross region boundaries, rather than being restarted. State is reloaded on the destination region. | ||
39 | ; This only applies when crossing to a region running in a different simulator. | ||
40 | ; For crossings where the regions are on the same simulator the script is always kept running. | ||
41 | AllowScriptCrossing = true | ||
42 | |||
43 | ; Main Frame time | ||
44 | ; This defines the rate of several simulation events. | ||
45 | ; Default value should meet most needs. | ||
46 | ; It can be reduced to improve the simulation of moving objects, with possible increase of cpu and network loads. | ||
47 | ; It should not be less than the physics engine step time. | ||
48 | ; Being a integer multiple of it may reduce some jitter in reported physics FPS. | ||
49 | ; changing this value, you need to change some of the following *EveryNFrames so their actions timing remains the same | ||
50 | FrameTime = 0.0909 | ||
51 | |||
52 | ; Send scheduled updates to objects in the scene | ||
53 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
54 | UpdateObjectsEveryNFrames = 1 | ||
55 | |||
56 | ; Send position/velocity, etc. updates to agents in the scene | ||
57 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
58 | UpdateAgentsEveryNFrames = 1 | ||
59 | |||
60 | ; Apply pending forces from physics calculations to an entity. | ||
61 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
62 | UpdateEntityMovementEveryNFrames = 1 | ||
63 | |||
64 | ; Send coarse location updates to viewers. In a classic viewer, this updates the minimap. | ||
65 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
66 | UpdateCoarseLocationsEveryNFrames = 50 | ||
67 | |||
68 | ; Physics simulation execution or syncronization, acording to engine. Should be 1 | ||
69 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
70 | UpdatePhysicsEveryNFrames = 1 | ||
71 | |||
72 | ; Send out the on frame event to modules and other listeners. This should probably never deviate from 1. | ||
73 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
74 | UpdateEventsEveryNFrames = 1 | ||
75 | |||
76 | ; Send terrain updates to viewers | ||
77 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
78 | UpdateTerrainEveryNFrames = 50 | ||
79 | |||
80 | ; Persitently store any objects which meet the PRIM STORAGE criteria | ||
81 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
82 | UpdateStorageEveryNFrames = 200 | ||
83 | |||
84 | ; Clean up temp on rez objects. | ||
85 | ; This must be a whole number | ||
86 | UpdateTempCleaningEveryNSeconds = 180 | ||
87 | |||
88 | ; ## | ||
89 | ; ## PRIM STORAGE | ||
90 | ; ## | ||
91 | |||
92 | ; Persistence of changed objects happens during regular sweeps. The following control that behaviour to | ||
93 | ; prevent frequently changing objects from heavily loading the region data store. | ||
94 | ; If both of these values are set to zero then persistence of all changed objects will happen on every sweep. | ||
95 | ; | ||
96 | ; Objects will be considered for persistance in the next sweep when they have not changed for this number of seconds | ||
97 | MinimumTimeBeforePersistenceConsidered = 60 | ||
98 | ; Objects will always be considered for persistance in the next sweep if the first change occurred this number of seconds ago | ||
99 | MaximumTimeBeforePersistenceConsidered = 600 | ||
100 | |||
101 | ; ## | ||
102 | ; ## PHYSICS | ||
103 | ; ## | ||
104 | |||
105 | ; Select a mesher here. | ||
106 | ; | ||
107 | ; Meshmerizer properly handles complex prims by using triangle meshes. | ||
108 | ; Note that only the ODE physics engine currently deals with meshed prims in a satisfactory way | ||
109 | ; | ||
110 | ; ZeroMesher is faster but leaves the physics engine to model the mesh using the basic shapes that it supports | ||
111 | ; Usually this is only a box | ||
112 | |||
113 | ;meshing = Meshmerizer | ||
114 | ;meshing = ZeroMesher | ||
115 | ;; select ubODEMeshmerizer only with ubOde physics engine | ||
116 | meshing = ubODEMeshmerizer | ||
117 | |||
118 | ; ubODE and OpenDynamicsEngine does allocate a lot of memory on stack. On linux you may need to increase its limit | ||
119 | ; script opensim-ode-sh starts opensim setting that limit. You may need to increase it even more on large regions | ||
120 | ; edit the line ulimit -s 262144, and change this last value | ||
121 | |||
122 | ; if you use Meshmerizer and want sculpt map collisions, setting this to | ||
123 | ; to true will store decoded sculpt maps in a special folder in your bin | ||
124 | ; folder, which can reduce startup times by reducing asset requests. Some | ||
125 | ; versions of mono dont work well when reading the cache files, so set this | ||
126 | ; to false if you have compatibility problems. | ||
127 | CacheSculptMaps = true | ||
128 | |||
129 | ;; BulletSim is the default physics engine. It provides the best performance and most functionality. | ||
130 | ;; BulletSim supports varregions. | ||
131 | ;; OpenDynamicsEngine was the previous default physics engine in OpenSimulator 0.7.6.1 and before. | ||
132 | ;; It continues to provide a workable physics implementation. It does not currently support varregions. | ||
133 | ;; basicphysics effectively does not model physics at all, making all objects phantom. | ||
134 | ;; Default is BulletSim | ||
135 | ;physics = BulletSim | ||
136 | ;physics = modified_BulletX | ||
137 | ;physics = OpenDynamicsEngine | ||
138 | ;physics = basicphysics | ||
139 | ;physics = POS | ||
140 | ;; alternative OpenDynamicsEngine engine. ubODEMeshmerizer meshing above MUST be selected also | ||
141 | physics = ubODE | ||
142 | |||
143 | ; ## | ||
144 | ; ## SCRIPT ENGINE | ||
145 | ; ## | ||
146 | |||
147 | ;; Default script engine to use. Currently, we only have XEngine | ||
148 | DefaultScriptEngine = "XEngine" | ||
149 | |||
150 | ; Image decoding. Use CSJ2K for layer boundary decoding if true, | ||
151 | ; OpenJPEG if false | ||
152 | ; UseCSJ2K = true | ||
153 | |||
154 | |||
155 | [Map] | ||
156 | ; Map tile options. | ||
157 | ; If true, then maptiles are generated using the MapImageModule below. | ||
158 | ; If false then the texture referenced by MaptileStaticUUID is used instead, which can also be overridden | ||
159 | ; in individual region config file(s). If you do not want to upload map tiles at all, then you will need | ||
160 | ; both to set this to false and comment out the [Modules] MapImageServiceModule setting in config-include/ | ||
161 | GenerateMaptiles = false | ||
162 | |||
163 | ;WorldMapModule = "WorldMap" | ||
164 | |||
165 | ; The module to use in order to generate map images. | ||
166 | ; MapImageModule is the default. Warp3DImageModule is an alternative experimental module that can | ||
167 | ; generate better images. | ||
168 | MapImageModule = "Map3DImageModule" | ||
169 | |||
170 | ; World map blacklist timeout in seconds | ||
171 | ;BlacklistTimeout = 600 | ||
172 | |||
173 | ; Refresh (in seconds) the map tile periodically | ||
174 | MaptileRefresh = 0 | ||
175 | |||
176 | ; If not generating maptiles, use this static texture asset ID | ||
177 | MaptileStaticUUID = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" | ||
178 | |||
179 | ; Draw objects on maptile. This step might take a long time if you've got a large number of | ||
180 | ; objects, so you can turn it off here if you'd like. | ||
181 | DrawPrimOnMapTile = false | ||
182 | |||
183 | ; Use terrain texture for maptiles if true, use shaded green if false | ||
184 | TextureOnMapTile = false | ||
185 | |||
186 | ; Texture prims | ||
187 | TexturePrims = false | ||
188 | |||
189 | ; Only texture prims that have a diagonal size greater than this number | ||
190 | TexturePrimSize = 64 | ||
191 | |||
192 | ; Attempt to render meshes and sculpties on the map | ||
193 | RenderMeshes = false | ||
194 | |||
195 | UseAntiAliasing = false | ||
196 | |||
197 | |||
198 | [Network] | ||
199 | ; OpenSim can send multiple simultaneous requests for services such as asset | ||
200 | ; retrieval. However, some versions of mono appear to hang when there are too | ||
201 | ; many simultaneous requests, default is 30 and is currently applied only to assets | ||
202 | ;MaxRequestConcurrency = 30 | ||
203 | |||
204 | |||
205 | [ClientStack.LindenUDP] | ||
206 | ; The client socket receive buffer size determines how many | ||
207 | ; incoming requests we can process; the default on .NET is 8192 | ||
208 | ; which is about 2 4k-sized UDP datagrams. On mono this is | ||
209 | ; whatever the underlying operating system has as default; for | ||
210 | ; example, ubuntu 8.04 or SLES11 have about 111k, which is about | ||
211 | ; 27 4k-sized UDP datagrams (on linux platforms you can [as root] | ||
212 | ; do "sysctl net.core.rmem_default" to find out what your system | ||
213 | ; uses a default socket receive buffer size. | ||
214 | ; | ||
215 | ; client_socket_rcvbuf_size allows you to specify the receive | ||
216 | ; buffer size LLUDPServer should use. NOTE: this will be limited | ||
217 | ; by the system's settings for the maximum client receive buffer | ||
218 | ; size (on linux systems you can set that with "sysctl -w | ||
219 | ; net.core.rmem_max=X") | ||
220 | ; | ||
221 | ;client_socket_rcvbuf_size = 8388608 | ||
222 | |||
223 | ; Maximum outbound bytes per second for a single scene. This can be used to | ||
224 | ; throttle total outbound UDP traffic for a simulator. The default value is | ||
225 | ; 0, meaning no throttling at the scene level. The example given here is | ||
226 | ; 20 megabits | ||
227 | ; | ||
228 | ;scene_throttle_max_bps = 2500000 | ||
229 | |||
230 | ; Maximum bytes per second to send to any single client. This will override | ||
231 | ; the user's viewer preference settings. The default value is 0, meaning no | ||
232 | ; aggregate throttling on clients (only per-category throttling). The | ||
233 | ; example given here is 1.5 megabits | ||
234 | ; | ||
235 | ;client_throttle_max_bps = 187500 | ||
236 | |||
237 | ; Minimum bytes per second to send to any single client as a result of | ||
238 | ; adaptive throttling. Viewer preferences set to a lower number will | ||
239 | ; override the settin. The example given here ensures that adaptive | ||
240 | ; throttling will never decrease per client bandwidth below 256 kbps. | ||
241 | ; | ||
242 | ;adaptive_throttle_min_bps = 32000 | ||
243 | |||
244 | ; Adaptive throttling attempts to limit network overload when multiple | ||
245 | ; clients login by starting each connection more slowly. Disabled by | ||
246 | ; default | ||
247 | ; | ||
248 | enable_adaptive_throttles = false | ||
249 | |||
250 | ; Per-client bytes per second rates for the various throttle categories. | ||
251 | ; These are default values that will be overridden by clients. These | ||
252 | ; defaults are approximately equivalent to the throttles set by the Imprudence | ||
253 | ; viewer when maximum bandwidth is set to 350kbps | ||
254 | |||
255 | ;resend_default = 6625 | ||
256 | ;land_default = 9125 | ||
257 | ;wind_default = 1750 | ||
258 | ;cloud_default = 1750 | ||
259 | ;task_default = 18500 | ||
260 | ;texture_default = 18500 | ||
261 | ;asset_default = 10500 | ||
262 | |||
263 | ; Configures how ObjectUpdates are aggregated. These numbers | ||
264 | ; do not literally mean how many updates will be put in each | ||
265 | ; packet that goes over the wire, as packets are | ||
266 | ; automatically split on a 1400 byte boundary. These control | ||
267 | ; the balance between responsiveness of interest list updates | ||
268 | ; and total throughput. Higher numbers will ensure more full- | ||
269 | ; sized packets and faster sending of data, but more delay in | ||
270 | ; updating interest lists | ||
271 | ; | ||
272 | ;PrimUpdatesPerCallback = 100 | ||
273 | |||
274 | ; TextureSendLimit determines how many packets will be put on | ||
275 | ; the outgoing queue each cycle. Like the settings above, this | ||
276 | ; is a balance between responsiveness to priority updates and | ||
277 | ; total throughput. Higher numbers will give a better | ||
278 | ; throughput at the cost of reduced responsiveness to client | ||
279 | ; priority changes or transfer aborts | ||
280 | ; | ||
281 | ;TextureSendLimit = 20 | ||
282 | |||
283 | ; CannibalizeTextureRate allows bandwidth to be moved from the | ||
284 | ; UDP texture throttle to the task throttle. Since most viewers | ||
285 | ; use HTTP textures, this provides a means of using what is largely | ||
286 | ; unused bandwidth in the total throttle. The value is the proportion | ||
287 | ; of the texture rate to move to the task queue. It must be between | ||
288 | ; 0.0 (none of the bandwidth is cannibalized) and 0.9 (90% of the | ||
289 | ; bandwidth is grabbed) | ||
290 | ; | ||
291 | ; CannibalizeTextureRate = 0.5 | ||
292 | |||
293 | ; The time to wait before disconecting an unresponsive client. | ||
294 | ; The time is in seconds. The default is one minute | ||
295 | ; | ||
296 | ;AckTimeout = 60 | ||
297 | |||
298 | ; The time to wait before disconecting an unresponsive paused client. | ||
299 | ; A client can be paused when the file selection dialog is open during file upload. | ||
300 | ; This gives extra time to find files via the dialog but will still disconnect if | ||
301 | ; the client crashes or loses its network connection | ||
302 | ; The time is in seconds. The default is five minutes. | ||
303 | ; | ||
304 | ;PausedAckTimeout = 300 | ||
305 | |||
306 | |||
307 | [Appearance] | ||
308 | ; Persist avatar baked textures | ||
309 | ; Persisting baked textures can speed up login and region border | ||
310 | ; crossings especially with large numbers of users, though it | ||
311 | ; will store potentially large numbers of textures in your asset | ||
312 | ; database | ||
313 | PersistBakedTextures = false | ||
314 | |||
315 | ; Control the delay before appearance is sent to other avatars and | ||
316 | ; saved in the avatar service. Attempts to limit the impact caused | ||
317 | ; by the very chatty dialog that sets appearance when an avatar | ||
318 | ; logs in or teleports into a region; values are in seconds | ||
319 | DelayBeforeAppearanceSave = 5 | ||
320 | DelayBeforeAppearanceSend = 2 | ||
321 | |||
322 | ; If true, avatar appearance information is resent to other avatars in the simulator every 60 seconds. | ||
323 | ; This may help with some situations where avatars are persistently grey, though it will not help | ||
324 | ; in other situations (e.g. appearance baking failures where the avatar only appears as a cloud to others). | ||
325 | ResendAppearanceUpdates = false | ||
326 | |||
327 | ; Turning this on responds to CachedTexture packets to possibly avoid rebaking the avatar | ||
328 | ; on every login | ||
329 | ReuseTextures = true | ||
330 | |||
331 | |||
332 | [Attachments] | ||
333 | ; Controls the number of milliseconds that are slept per 100 prims rezzed in attachments | ||
334 | ; Experimental setting to control CPU spiking when avatars with many attachments login/change outfit | ||
335 | ; or when multiple avatars with medium level attachments login/change outfit simultaneously. | ||
336 | ; If 0 then no throttling is performed. | ||
337 | ThrottlePer100PrimsRezzed = 0 | ||
338 | |||
339 | |||
340 | [Textures] | ||
341 | ; If true, textures generated dynamically (i.e. through osSetDynamicTextureData() and similar OSSL functions) are reused where possible | ||
342 | ; Chiefly, reuse occurs if a texture has already been generated with identical data and settings, and that texture contains no dynamic components | ||
343 | ; (e.g. images pulled from an external HTTP address). | ||
344 | ; Reusing previously generated textures results in a much faster update on the viewer but may cause issues if the viewer didn't receive all resolutions of the texture. | ||
345 | ; Currently, it will also increase asset cache use since temporary dynamic textures are no longer deleted. | ||
346 | ; Hence, currently considered experimental. | ||
347 | ; Default is false. | ||
348 | ReuseDynamicTextures = true | ||
349 | |||
350 | ; If true, then textures generated dynamically that have a low data size relative to their pixel size are not reused | ||
351 | ; This is to workaround an apparent LL 3.3.4 and earlier viewer bug where such textures are not redisplayed properly when pulled from the viewer cache. | ||
352 | ; Only set this to true if you are sure that all the viewers using your simulator will not suffer from this problem. | ||
353 | ; This setting only has an affect is ReuseDynamicTextures = true | ||
354 | ; Default is false | ||
355 | ReuseDynamicLowDataTextures = true | ||
356 | |||
357 | |||
358 | [ODEPhysicsSettings] | ||
359 | ; ## | ||
360 | ; ## Physics stats settings ( most ignored by ubOde ) | ||
361 | ; | ||
362 | |||
363 | ; If collect_stats is enabled, then extra stat information is collected which is accessible via the MonitorModule | ||
364 | ; (see http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Monitoring_Module for more details). | ||
365 | collect_stats = false | ||
366 | |||
367 | ; ## | ||
368 | ; ## Physics logging settings - logfiles are saved to *.DIF files | ||
369 | ; ## | ||
370 | |||
371 | ; default is false | ||
372 | ;physics_logging = true | ||
373 | ;; every n simulation iterations, the physics snapshot file is updated | ||
374 | ;physics_logging_interval = 50 | ||
375 | ;; append to existing physics logfile, or overwrite existing logfiles? | ||
376 | ;physics_logging_append_existing_logfile = true | ||
377 | |||
378 | ;## | ||
379 | ;## World Settings | ||
380 | ;## | ||
381 | |||
382 | ; World Step size. | ||
383 | ; with legacy ODE this value needs to be close to 0.02s | ||
384 | ; with ubOde this value can be reduced to improve simulation quality with the cost of higher cpu load | ||
385 | ; you will need to test acording to you needs | ||
386 | ; choosing a value that is a integer sub multiple of FrameRate reduces some jitter on reported physics FPS | ||
387 | world_stepsize = 0.015 | ||
388 | ; number of iterations of constrains solver, higher should improve results | ||
389 | ; up to a point where acumulated math errors eliminate the improvement | ||
390 | ; more steps may increase CPU load. No real gain in changing | ||
391 | world_solver_iterations = 10 | ||
392 | |||
393 | ;Spaces level settings. Affects memory consumption vs Collider CPU time for avatar and physical prim | ||
394 | ; defines spaces partition cells min and max sizes == 2^value | ||
395 | world_hashspace_level_low = -5 | ||
396 | world_hashSpace_level_high = 12 | ||
397 | |||
398 | meters_in_small_space = 29.9 | ||
399 | |||
400 | |||
401 | ; ## | ||
402 | ; ## Contact properties. (the stuff that happens when things come in contact with each other) | ||
403 | ; ## | ||
404 | |||
405 | ; surface layer around geometries other geometries can sink into before generating a contact | ||
406 | world_contact_surface_layer = 0.001 | ||
407 | |||
408 | ; Filtering collisions helps keep things stable physics wise, but sometimes | ||
409 | ; it can be overzealous. If you notice bouncing, chances are it's that. | ||
410 | filter_collisions = false | ||
411 | |||
412 | ; Non Moving Terrain Contact (avatar isn't moving) | ||
413 | nm_terraincontact_friction = 255.0 | ||
414 | nm_terraincontact_bounce = 0.1 | ||
415 | nm_terraincontact_erp = 0.1025 | ||
416 | |||
417 | ; Moving Terrain Contact (avatar is moving) | ||
418 | m_terraincontact_friction = 75.0 | ||
419 | m_terraincontact_bounce = 0.05 | ||
420 | m_terrainContact_erp = 0.05025 | ||
421 | |||
422 | ; Moving Avatar to object Contact | ||
423 | m_avatarobjectcontact_friction = 75.0 | ||
424 | m_avatarobjectcontact_bounce = 0.1 | ||
425 | |||
426 | ; Object to Object Contact and Non-Moving Avatar to object | ||
427 | objectcontact_friction = 250.0 | ||
428 | objectcontact_bounce = 0.2 | ||
429 | |||
430 | ; ## | ||
431 | ; ## Avatar Control | ||
432 | ; ## | ||
433 | |||
434 | ; PID Controller Settings. These affect the math that causes the avatar to reach the | ||
435 | ; desired velocity | ||
436 | ; See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PID_controller | ||
437 | |||
438 | av_pid_derivative = 2200.0 | ||
439 | av_pid_proportional = 900.0 | ||
440 | |||
441 | ; specifies if the capsule should be tilted (=true; old compatibility mode) | ||
442 | ; or straight up-and-down (=false; better and more consistent physics behavior) | ||
443 | av_capsule_tilted = false | ||
444 | |||
445 | ; Movement. Smaller is faster. | ||
446 | |||
447 | ; speed of movement with Always Run off | ||
448 | av_movement_divisor_walk = 1.4 | ||
449 | |||
450 | ; speed of movement with Always Run on | ||
451 | av_movement_divisor_run = 0.9 | ||
452 | |||
453 | ; When the avatar flies, it will be moved up by this amount off the ground (in meters) | ||
454 | minimum_ground_flight_offset = 3.0 | ||
455 | |||
456 | ; Plant avatar. This reduces the effect of physical contacts with the avatar. | ||
457 | ; If you have a group of unruly and rude visitors that bump each other, turn this on to make that less attractive. | ||
458 | ; The avatar still allows a small movement based on the PID settings above. Stronger PID settings AND this active | ||
459 | ; will lock the avatar in place | ||
460 | av_planted = true | ||
461 | |||
462 | ; No Avatar Avatar Collissions. This causes avatar to be able to walk through each other as if they're ghosts but still interact with the environment | ||
463 | av_av_collisions_off = true | ||
464 | |||
465 | ; ## | ||
466 | ; ## Object options | ||
467 | ; ## | ||
468 | |||
469 | ; amount of ODE steps where object is non moving for ODE to automatically put it to sleep | ||
470 | body_frames_auto_disable = 20 | ||
471 | |||
472 | ; used to control llMove2Target | ||
473 | body_pid_derivative = 35 | ||
474 | body_pid_gain = 25 | ||
475 | |||
476 | ; maximum number of contact points to generate per collision | ||
477 | contacts_per_collision = 80 | ||
478 | |||
479 | ; start throttling the object updates if object comes in contact with 3 or more other objects | ||
480 | geom_contactpoints_start_throttling = 3 | ||
481 | |||
482 | ; send 1 update for every x updates below when throttled | ||
483 | geom_updates_before_throttled_update = 15 | ||
484 | |||
485 | ; ## | ||
486 | ; ## Sculpted Prim settings | ||
487 | ; ## | ||
488 | |||
489 | ; Do we want to mesh sculpted prim to collide like they look? | ||
490 | ; If you are seeing sculpt texture decode problems | ||
491 | ; (messages such as "Decoded image with unhandled number of components: 0 shortly followed by a physcs exception") | ||
492 | ; then you might want to try setting this to false. | ||
493 | mesh_sculpted_prim = false | ||
494 | |||
495 | ; number^2 non-physical level of detail of the sculpt texture. 32x32 - 1024 verticies | ||
496 | mesh_lod = 32 | ||
497 | |||
498 | ; number^2 physical level of detail of the sculpt texture. 16x16 - 256 verticies | ||
499 | mesh_physical_lod = 16 | ||
500 | |||
501 | ; ## | ||
502 | ; ## additional meshing options | ||
503 | ; ## | ||
504 | |||
505 | ; Physics needs to create internal meshs (or convert the object meshs or scultps) | ||
506 | ; for all prims except simple boxes and spheres. | ||
507 | |||
508 | ; collisions of small objects againts larger ones can have a increased CPU load cost | ||
509 | ; so this are represented by a simple BOX | ||
510 | ; if all their scale dimensions are lower or equal to this option. Default is 0.1m | ||
511 | ; (ubOde only) | ||
512 | ; MinSizeToMeshmerize = 0.1 | ||
513 | |||
514 | |||
515 | [BulletSim] | ||
516 | ; There are two bullet physics libraries, bulletunmanaged is the default and is a | ||
517 | ; native c++ dll bulletxna is a managed C# dll. They have comparible functionality | ||
518 | ; but the c++ one is much faster. | ||
519 | ;BulletEngine = "bulletunmanaged" | ||
520 | BulletEngine = "bulletxna" | ||
521 | |||
522 | ; BulletSim can run on its own thread independent of the simulator's heartbeat | ||
523 | ; thread. Enabling this will not let the physics engine slow down avatar movement, etc. | ||
524 | UseSeparatePhysicsThread = true | ||
525 | |||
526 | ; Terrain implementation can use either Bullet's heightField or BulletSim can build | ||
527 | ; a mesh. 0=heightField, 1=mesh | ||
528 | TerrainImplementation = 0 | ||
529 | ; For mesh terrain, the detail of the created mesh. '1' gives 256x256 (heightfield | ||
530 | ; resolution). '2' gives 512x512. Etc. Cannot be larger than '4'. Higher | ||
531 | ; magnifications use lots of memory. | ||
532 | TerrainMeshMagnification = 1 | ||
533 | |||
534 | ; Should avatars collide with each other? | ||
535 | AvatarToAvatarCollisionsByDefault = false | ||
536 | |||
537 | ; Default linkset implmentation | ||
538 | ; 'Constraint' uses physics constraints to hold linkset together. 'Compound' | ||
539 | ; builds a compound shape from the children shapes to create a single physical | ||
540 | ; shape. 'Compound' uses a lot less CPU time. | ||
541 | LinkImplementation = 1 ; 0=constraint, 1=compound | ||
542 | |||
543 | ; If 'true', offset a linkset's origin based on mass of linkset parts. | ||
544 | LinksetOffsetCenterOfMass = false | ||
545 | |||
546 | ; If 'true', turn scuplties into meshes | ||
547 | MeshSculptedPrim = false | ||
548 | |||
549 | ; If 'true', force simple prims (box and sphere) to be meshed | ||
550 | ; If 'false', the Bullet native special case shape is used for square rectangles | ||
551 | ; and even dimensioned spheres. | ||
552 | ForceSimplePrimMeshing = true | ||
553 | |||
554 | ; If 'true', when creating meshes, remove all triangles that have two equal vertexes. | ||
555 | ; Happens often in sculpties. If turned off, there will be some doorways | ||
556 | ; that cannot be walked through. | ||
557 | ShouldRemoveZeroWidthTriangles = true | ||
558 | |||
559 | ; If 'true', use convex hull definition in mesh asset if present. | ||
560 | ShouldUseAssetHulls = true | ||
561 | |||
562 | ; If there are thousands of physical objects, these maximums should be increased. | ||
563 | MaxCollisionsPerFrame = 2048 | ||
564 | MaxUpdatesPerFrame = 8192 | ||
565 | |||
566 | ; Detailed physics debug logging. Very verbose. | ||
567 | PhysicsLoggingEnabled = False | ||
568 | PhysicsLoggingDir = "." | ||
569 | VehicleLoggingEnabled = False | ||
570 | |||
571 | |||
572 | [Sun] | ||
573 | ; send a Sun update every update_interval # of frames. A lower number will | ||
574 | ; make for smoother sun transition at the cost of network | ||
575 | ;update_interval = 100 | ||
576 | |||
577 | |||
578 | [Wind] | ||
579 | ; How often should wind be updated, as a function of world frames. Approximately 50 frames a second | ||
580 | wind_update_rate = 150 | ||
581 | |||
582 | ; The Default Wind Plugin to load | ||
583 | wind_plugin = SimpleRandomWind | ||
584 | |||
585 | |||
586 | [Cloud] | ||
587 | ; update interval for the cloud cover data returned by llCloud(). | ||
588 | ; default is 1000 | ||
589 | cloud_update_rate = 1000 | ||
590 | |||
591 | |||
592 | [Trees] | ||
593 | ; active_trees allows module to change its trees in time. | ||
594 | ; some will be deleted, others created and rest may grow | ||
595 | ; default is false. You can change it with console command tree active true | false later | ||
596 | active_trees = false | ||
597 | ; the trees change execution time rate (in ms) | ||
598 | update_rate = 1000 | ||
599 | |||
600 | ; allow the trees to grow. | ||
601 | ; DANGER | ||
602 | ; this option causes high network use on the order of | ||
603 | ; NumberOfTrees * NumberAvatars * 1000 / update_rate udp packets per second | ||
604 | allowGrow = false | ||
605 | |||
606 | |||
607 | [LL-Functions] | ||
608 | ; Maximum number of llListen events we allow over the entire region. | ||
609 | ; Set this to 0 to have no limit imposed | ||
610 | max_listens_per_region = 0 | ||
611 | |||
612 | ; Maximum number of llListen events we allow per script | ||
613 | ; Set this to 0 to have no limit imposed. | ||
614 | max_listens_per_script = 0 | ||
615 | |||
616 | ; Maximum number of external urls that scripts can set up in this simulator (e.g. via llRequestURL()) | ||
617 | max_external_urls_per_simulator = 256 | ||
618 | |||
619 | ; Use size boxes instead of meshed prims, sculpts and mesh when calculating bounding boxes. | ||
620 | ; Speeds up calculations but can make them inaccurate, in some cases very inaccurate. | ||
621 | UseSimpleBoxesInGetBoundingBox = true | ||
622 | |||
623 | ; Use llCastRay V3 if true. | ||
624 | ; Implements llCastRay similar but not identical to Second Life. | ||
625 | ; See http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlCastRay . | ||
626 | ; NEW | ||
627 | ; Meshes prims for good accuracy in ray hit detection, | ||
628 | ; handling basic and tortured prims, sculpts and meshes. | ||
629 | ; Uses ellipsoid, correctly sized avatar capsules. | ||
630 | ; Handles complex terrain, multi-prim objects and seated avatars. | ||
631 | ; Implements throttling and the status codes | ||
632 | ; RCERR_UNKNOWN and RCERR_CAST_TIME_EXCEEDED, | ||
633 | ; so LSL scripts need to handle these responses and RCERR_SIM_PERF_LOW. | ||
634 | ; WARNING | ||
635 | ; Can be faster on some servers and scenes, but slower on others, | ||
636 | ; compared to previous version of llCastRay in OpenSimulator. | ||
637 | ; Is in most cases considerably slower than llCastRay in Second Life. | ||
638 | ; Generates geometry meshes and can therefore use much system resources. | ||
639 | UseLlCastRayV3 = true | ||
640 | |||
641 | ; Accepted calculation precision error in calculations in llCastRay V3 | ||
642 | FloatToleranceInLlCastRay = 0.00001 | ||
643 | |||
644 | ; Accepted distance difference between duplicate hits in llCastRay V3 | ||
645 | FloatTolerance2InLlCastRay = 0.001 | ||
646 | |||
647 | ; Detail level when rendering prims in llCastRay V3 | ||
648 | ; 0 = Low, 1 = Medium, 2 = High, 3 = Highest, higer level gives better accuracy but slower call | ||
649 | PrimDetailLevelInLlCastRay = 1 | ||
650 | |||
651 | ; Detail level when rendering sculpts in llCastRay V3 | ||
652 | ; 0 = Low, 1 = Medium, 2 = High, 3 = Highest, higer level gives better accuracy but slower call | ||
653 | SculptDetailLevelInLlCastRay = 1 | ||
654 | |||
655 | ; Detail level when rendering meshes in llCastRay V3 | ||
656 | ; 0 = Low, 1 = Medium, 2 = High, 3 = Highest, higer level gives better accuracy but slower call | ||
657 | MeshDetailLevelInLlCastRay = 3 | ||
658 | |||
659 | ; Detail level when rendering avatar capsules in llCastRay V3 | ||
660 | ; 0 = Low, 1 = Medium, 2 = High, 3 = Highest, higer level gives better accuracy but slower call | ||
661 | AvatarDetailLevelInLlCastRay = 1 | ||
662 | |||
663 | ; Maximum number of returned hits from llCastRay V3 | ||
664 | MaxHitsInLlCastRay = 16 | ||
665 | |||
666 | ; Maximum number of returned hits per prim from llCastRay V3 | ||
667 | MaxHitsPerPrimInLlCastRay = 16 | ||
668 | |||
669 | ; Maximum number of returned hits per object from llCastRay V3 | ||
670 | MaxHitsPerObjectInLlCastRay = 16 | ||
671 | |||
672 | ; Report ray intersections with surfaces on exits from a prim as hits in llCastRay V3 if true | ||
673 | DetectExitHitsInLlCastRay = false | ||
674 | |||
675 | ; Detect attachments in llCastRay V3 if true | ||
676 | DoAttachmentsInLlCastRay = false | ||
677 | |||
678 | ; Throttle period length in ms before which all old llCastRay use is discarded in llCastRay V3 | ||
679 | ; The sum of AvailableTimeInMsPerRegionInLlCastRay and all AvailableTimeInMsPerAvatarInLlCastRay should not exceed this | ||
680 | ThrottleTimeInMsInLlCastRay = 200 | ||
681 | |||
682 | ; Available time in ms for llCastRay per throttle period and 65536 m2 land area in llCastRay V3 | ||
683 | AvailableTimeInMsPerRegionInLlCastRay = 40 | ||
684 | |||
685 | ; Available time in ms for llCastRay per throttle period and avatar when script in attachment or vehicle in llCastRay V3 | ||
686 | AvailableTimeInMsPerAvatarInLlCastRay = 10 | ||
687 | |||
688 | ; Required available time in ms left to perform a new llCastRay in llCastRay V3 | ||
689 | RequiredAvailableTimeInMsInLlCastRay = 2 | ||
690 | |||
691 | ; Maximum available time in ms possible in llCastRay V3, not to get too high values with varregions | ||
692 | MaximumAvailableTimeInMsInLlCastRay = 40 | ||
693 | |||
694 | ; Use cached meshes in llCastRay V3 if true | ||
695 | ; Improves performance but uses more memory | ||
696 | UseMeshCacheInLlCastRay = true | ||
697 | |||
698 | |||
699 | [XEngine] | ||
700 | ; How many threads to keep alive even if nothing is happening | ||
701 | MinThreads = 2 | ||
702 | |||
703 | ; How many threads to start at maximum load | ||
704 | MaxThreads = 100 | ||
705 | |||
706 | ; Time a thread must be idle (in seconds) before it dies | ||
707 | IdleTimeout = 60 | ||
708 | |||
709 | ; Thread priority ("Lowest", "BelowNormal", "Normal", "AboveNormal", "Highest") | ||
710 | Priority = "Normal" | ||
711 | |||
712 | ; Maximum number of events to queue for a script (excluding timers) | ||
713 | MaxScriptEventQueue = 3000 | ||
714 | |||
715 | ; Stack size per thread created | ||
716 | ThreadStackSize = 262144 | ||
717 | |||
718 | ; Set this to true to load each script into a separate | ||
719 | ; AppDomain. Setting this to false will load all script assemblies into the | ||
720 | ; current AppDomain, which will reduce the initial per-script memory overhead, | ||
721 | ; but deleted scripts stay inactive using memory. | ||
722 | ; Significantly improving script loading times. | ||
723 | ; However, setting this to false will also prevent script DLLs from being unloaded from memory if the script is deleted. | ||
724 | ; This may cause an OutOfMemory problem over time when avatars with scripted attachments move in and out of the region. | ||
725 | ; This may only be a problem if regions stay alive for a long time with lots of scripts added or edited. | ||
726 | ; At this time some mono versions seem to have problems with the true option, | ||
727 | ; so default is now false until a fix is found, to simply life of less technical skilled users. | ||
728 | AppDomainLoading = false | ||
729 | |||
730 | ; Controls whether previously compiled scripts DLLs are deleted on sim restart. | ||
731 | ; If you set this to false then startup will be considerably faster since scripts won't need to be recompiled. | ||
732 | ; It should be true on first run after updating opensim binary version | ||
733 | ; after first run you can change to false. | ||
734 | ; You can also set it to false and delete the script DLLs by hand | ||
735 | ; This does not delete cached scripts state. | ||
736 | DeleteScriptsOnStartup = false | ||
737 | |||
738 | ; CompactMemOnLoad | ||
739 | ; forces calls to memory garbage collector before loading each script DLL during region startup. | ||
740 | ; Peak memory usage is reduced and region starts with a more compacted memory allocation. | ||
741 | ; But this costs a lot of time, so region load will take a lot longer. | ||
742 | ; it is more usefull if there are no previously compiled scripts DLLs (or DeleteScriptsOnStartup = true) | ||
743 | CompactMemOnLoad = true | ||
744 | |||
745 | ; Controls whether scripts are stopped by aborting their threads externally (abort) | ||
746 | ; or by co-operative checks inserted by OpenSimulator into compiled script (co-op). | ||
747 | ; co-op will be more stable as aborting threads can cause instability. | ||
748 | ; abort was the default option in OpenSimulator 0.8 and before. | ||
749 | ; If this setting is changed between co-op and abort, then existing scripts will automatically be recompiled if necessary. | ||
750 | ; However, the setting change will not take affect until the next time you restart the simulator. | ||
751 | ; Setting changes will not affect state information stored for scripts. | ||
752 | ScriptStopStrategy = abort | ||
753 | |||
754 | ; Rate to poll for asynchronous command replies (ms) | ||
755 | ; currently unused | ||
756 | ;AsyncLLCommandLoopms = 50 | ||
757 | |||
758 | ; Compile debug info (line numbers) into the script assemblies | ||
759 | CompileWithDebugInformation = false | ||
760 | |||
761 | ; Interval (s) between background save of script states | ||
762 | SaveInterval = 120 | ||
763 | |||
764 | ; Interval (s) between maintenance runs (0 = disable) | ||
765 | MaintenanceInterval = 10 | ||
766 | |||
767 | ; Amount of time in milliseconds we will wait for an event to completely normally when a script stop is requested | ||
768 | ; before aborting the thread (such as when an object containing scripts is taken into inventory). | ||
769 | WaitForEventCompletionOnScriptStop = 1000 | ||
770 | |||
771 | ; Minimum settable timer interval. Any timer setting less than this is | ||
772 | ; rounded up to this minimum interval. | ||
773 | MinTimerInterval = 0.1 | ||
774 | |||
775 | ; Sensor settings | ||
776 | SensorMaxRange = 96.0 | ||
777 | SensorMaxResults = 64 | ||
778 | |||
779 | |||
780 | [Groups] | ||
781 | ; Groups data is cached for this number of seconds before another request is made to the groups service | ||
782 | ; Set to 0 to disable the cache. | ||
783 | ; Default is 30 seconds | ||
784 | GroupsCacheTimeout = 30 | ||
785 | |||
786 | |||
787 | [PacketPool] | ||
788 | ;RecyclePackets = true | ||
789 | ;RecycleDataBlocks = true | ||
790 | |||
791 | ; If true, then the basic packet objects used to receive data are also recycled, not just the LLUDP packets. | ||
792 | ; This reduces data churn | ||
793 | RecycleBaseUDPPackets = true | ||
794 | |||
795 | |||
796 | [InterestManagement] | ||
797 | ; This section controls how state updates are prioritized for each client | ||
798 | ; Valid values are BestAvatarResponsiveness, Time, Distance, | ||
799 | ; SimpleAngularDistance, and FrontBack | ||
800 | UpdatePrioritizationScheme = BestAvatarResponsiveness | ||
801 | ReprioritizationEnabled = true | ||
802 | ReprioritizationInterval = 2000.0 | ||
803 | RootReprioritizationDistance = 10.0 | ||
804 | ChildReprioritizationDistance = 20.0 | ||
805 | |||
806 | ; TEST OPTION KEEP AS FALSE | ||
807 | ; if true, don't send object updates if outside view range | ||
808 | ObjectsCullingByDistance = false | ||
809 | |||
810 | ; If n > 1, only every n UDP terse updates will be sent to observers of an avatar that are in the same region | ||
811 | ; Updates will always be sent to the avatar that the update addresses and if av velocity is effectively zero (to prevent drift due to missing updates). | ||
812 | ; n > 1 will reduce UDP traffic but will lead to laggier movement observed in other avatars. | ||
813 | RootTerseUpdatePeriod = 0 | ||
814 | |||
815 | ; If n > 1, only every n UDP terse updates will be sent to observers of an avatar that are in another region | ||
816 | ; n > 1 will reduce UDP traffic but may lead to laggier movement observed in other avatars, though values up to 4 may not generate a noticeable effect. | ||
817 | ChildTerseUpdatePeriod = 0 | ||
818 | |||
819 | ; Send an update to clients if the difference from the last sent avatar position is greater than this tolerance | ||
820 | RootPositionUpdateTolerance = 0.05 | ||
821 | |||
822 | ; Send an update to clients if the euclidian difference from the last sent avatar rotation is greater than this tolerance | ||
823 | RootRotationUpdateTolerance = 0.1 | ||
824 | |||
825 | ; Send an update to clients if the difference from the last sent avatar velocity is greater than this tolerance | ||
826 | RootVelocityUpdateTolerance = 0.001 | ||
827 | |||
828 | |||
829 | [Statistics] | ||
830 | ; NumberOfFrames is used in a moving average calculation, where NumberOfFrames is the number of frames | ||
831 | ; to include in the averaging calculations | ||
832 | NumberOfFrames=10 | ||
833 | |||
834 | |||
835 | [Terrain] | ||
836 | ; If 'true' each avatar is only sent terrain patches within their view distance | ||
837 | ; This also changes the region terrain loading from 'lawn mower' to ordered around | ||
838 | ; the avatar outward. | ||
839 | SendTerrainUpdatesByViewDistance = True | ||
840 | |||
841 | |||
842 | [LandManagement] | ||
843 | ; When editing terrain or objects, parcel layer info is updated in the viewer. | ||
844 | ; This can be expensive for large regions. If this variable is 'true', only the | ||
845 | ; parcel layer data around the area of interest is sent. The parcel layer info | ||
846 | ; is sent for 'ParcelLayerViewDistance' around the interest point. | ||
847 | ; If 'ParcelLayerViewDistance' is >= 128, the operation for legacy sized regions | ||
848 | ; will be what it has always been (send the whole region's parcel layer info). | ||
849 | ; Other parcel updates (login, changing parcel ownership, ...) will still send | ||
850 | ; whole region. | ||
851 | LimitParcelLayerUpdateDistance = true | ||
852 | ParcelLayerViewDistance = 128 | ||
853 | |||
854 | |||
855 | ;; If you are using a simian grid frontend you can enable | ||
856 | ;; this module to upload tile images for the mapping fn | ||
857 | ;; | ||
858 | [SimianGridMaptiles] | ||
859 | RefreshTime = 3600 | ||
860 | |||
861 | |||
862 | ;; | ||
863 | ;; These are defaults that are overwritten below in [Architecture]. | ||
864 | ;; These defaults allow OpenSim to work out of the box with | ||
865 | ;; zero configuration | ||
866 | ;; | ||
867 | [AssetService] | ||
868 | ; Disable this to prevent the default asset set from being inserted into the | ||
869 | ; asset store each time the region starts | ||
870 | AssetLoaderEnabled = false | ||
871 | |||
872 | |||
873 | [AutoBackupModule] | ||
874 | ;; default is module is disabled at the top level | ||
875 | AutoBackupModuleEnabled = false | ||
876 | |||
877 | |||
878 | [ServiceThrottle] | ||
879 | ;; Default time interval (in ms) for the throttle service thread to wake up | ||
880 | Interval = 5000 | ||
881 | |||
882 | |||
883 | [Materials] | ||
884 | MaxMaterialsPerTransaction = 50 | ||