From 6d5f79c29f8df86c0183fed3fe094cf80fddc182 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Justin Clarke Casey
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 21:30:30 +0000
Subject: * Preliminary preview of a split of a split for OpenSim.ini.example
 into separate .ini.example files in a config/ directory

---
 .../protocols/client/lindenlab.ini.example         | 27 ++++++++++++++++++++++
 1 file changed, 27 insertions(+)
 create mode 100644 bin/config.preview.donotuseyet/protocols/client/lindenlab.ini.example

(limited to 'bin/config.preview.donotuseyet/protocols/client')

diff --git a/bin/config.preview.donotuseyet/protocols/client/lindenlab.ini.example b/bin/config.preview.donotuseyet/protocols/client/lindenlab.ini.example
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..965e1c7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/bin/config.preview.donotuseyet/protocols/client/lindenlab.ini.example
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+; This file shows initialization defaults for OpenSimulator.  If you want to override these
+; please copy/rename this file from .ini.example file to .ini.  For example
+;
+; chat.ini.example => chat.ini
+;
+; or you can copy and paste the settings from this file directly to bin/OpenSim.ini
+;
+
+[ClientStack.LindenUDP]
+    ; This is the multiplier applied to all client throttles for outgoing UDP network data
+    ; If it is set to 1, then we obey the throttle settings as given to us by the client.  If it is set to 3, for example, then we 
+    ; multiply that setting by 3 (e.g. if the client gives us a setting of 250 kilobits per second then we
+    ; will actually push down data at a maximum rate of 750 kilobits per second).
+    ; 
+    ; In principle, setting a multiplier greater than 1 will allow data to be pushed down to a client much faster
+    ; than its UI allows the setting to go.  This may be okay in some situations, such as standalone OpenSim
+    ; applications on a LAN.  However, the greater the multipler, the higher the risk of packet drop, resulting
+    ; in symptoms such as missing terrain or objects.  A much better solution is to change the client UI to allow
+    ; higher network bandwidth settings directly, though this isn't always possible.
+    ;
+    ; Currently this setting is 2 by default because we currently send much more texture data than is strictly
+    ; necessary.  A setting of 1 could result in slow texture transfer.  This will be fixed when the transfer
+    ; of textures at different levels of quality is improved.
+    ; 
+    ; Pre r7113, this setting was not exposed but was effectively 8.  You may want to try this if you encounter
+    ; unexpected difficulties
+    client_throttle_multiplier = 2;
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