* Importing Ming's mass test client

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diff --git a/tools/mass test client/Commands/TreeCommand.cs b/tools/mass test client/Commands/TreeCommand.cs
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+using System;

+using System.Collections.Generic;

+using System.Text;

+using libsecondlife;

+using libsecondlife.Packets;

+

+namespace libsecondlife.TestClient

+{

+    public class TreeCommand: Command

+    {

+        public TreeCommand(TestClient testClient)

+                {

+                        Name = "tree";

+                        Description = "Rez a tree.";

+                }

+

+        public override string Execute(string[] args, LLUUID fromAgentID)

+                {

+                    if (args.Length == 1)

+                    {

+                        try

+                        {

+                            string treeName = args[0].Trim(new char[] { ' ' });

+                            ObjectManager.Tree tree = (ObjectManager.Tree)Enum.Parse(typeof(ObjectManager.Tree), treeName);

+

+                            LLVector3 treePosition = new LLVector3(Client.Self.Position.X, Client.Self.Position.Y,

+                                Client.Self.Position.Z);

+                            treePosition.Z += 3.0f;

+

+                            Client.Objects.AddTree(Client.Network.CurrentSim, new LLVector3(0.5f, 0.5f, 0.5f),

+                                LLQuaternion.Identity, treePosition, tree, Client.GroupID, false);

+

+                            return "Attempted to rez a " + treeName + " tree";

+                        }

+                        catch (Exception)

+                        {

+                            return "Type !tree for usage";

+                        }

+                    }

+

+                    string usage = "Usage: !tree [";

+                    foreach (string value in Enum.GetNames(typeof(ObjectManager.Tree)))

+                    {

+                        usage += value + ",";

+                    }

+                    usage = usage.TrimEnd(new char[] { ',' });

+                    usage += "]";

+                    return usage;

+                }

+    }

+}