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number 338]. They should now show up in inventory and play locally should work. But Play in world doesn't seem to work yet.
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These cause some issues with the ADO.NET mapping
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however lookup isn't working
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with this checkin, though it's not tested. Will do that
tommorrow.
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are moving away from db4o to sql, and this won't work.
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isn't functional enough to use yet, but does compile. Should be
ready for testing in another day or so.
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Deleted the GridInterfaces projects, and for now moved the old local asset server into Framework.Communications, as we prepare to rewrite the asset cache and asset server.
Deleted Framework.manager as I am sure this is no longer in use.
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multiple objects are based on entitybase and they all don't want the baggage from IScriptHost. SceneObjectPart already implements it anyway.
Added llGetOwner function, and tested the ll functions that I added in last commit.
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Implemented a few ll Functions, llSetObjectName llGetObjectName, llLoadURL (all currently untested).
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downloads in general a little bit.
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the assetcache and asset server).
Attempt to fix bug # 326. (crashing when using save-xml and hollow prims)
Attempt to fix bug # 328 (limit of 50 items in a folder)
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again login to opensim) [Seems I was the one who broke it...sorry ]
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worse the texture sending bug
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and add automatic generating of the inventory table
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script in a primitive is deleted.
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can get ref to the SceneObjectPart/ IScriptHost.
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scripts into a prim (from your user inventory) and although the script will now show up in the prims inventory, you can't make any changes to it (or delete it). Also a prim's inventory is currently not saved between restarts.
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subscribe to. This is triggered whenever a script is moved into a primitive (and includes the localid of the prim and the script text as params) . Currently though the script item isn't deleted from a users inventory, nor does it actually show up in the objects inventory (this will be fixed soon.) So that means that it isn't currently possible to edit a script (or delete it) once it has been added to a primitive.
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from the opensim.ini file. Just add a line to the Startup section like : serverside_object_permissions = true
Changes /editing that are made to clothing/ body parts in your inventory should now be saved between logins/ restarts.
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sculpties) correctly. [Really need to add a ExtraParams field to the sqlite database though, but for now I have combined their data so that we don't lose backward compatibility, know a couple of people have been using the datastore already].
Now have a rough day/night cycle (the movement of the sun needs to be made smoother but for now it is better than we had I think).
Added dalien's patch (issue 294) for saving and loading prims to a xml file (think he will be modifying these to be import/export functions and maybe writing a xml datastore for backups).
Some preliminary work on task inventory (ie object's/prim's inventory).
Added place holder data for AvatarProperties (ie a avatar's profile). Should we store this sort of data on the user server or have another server for it (a normal webserver should work).
Added a few more method to IClientAPI.
Sure there is something I'm forgeting.
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if left in inventory will still be there after restarts. (as with the rest of inventory it will only fully work in standalone mode with account authentication turned on).
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sqlite) and for its user database (default DB4o). Currently changing the user plugin to MySql should work (if you have MySql setup (should be same as for grid mode). There is also a MySql provider for the inventory but not 100% certain if that is finished and functional (will need to check with Adam on that).
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* Added prototypical MoneyBalance support
* Finalized konceptual touch wiring
* Turned SimpleApp into a tedious harvesting game.
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*By default, it is set to startup_commands.txt. Simply add a list of commands separated by a new line to be run or change the file by changing the path of a startup commands file in OpenSim.ini
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and body parts. [Note while you can edit these, at the moment your changes won't be saved between restarts. This will be fixed very soon.]
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* We now have CylinderShape
* This commit dedicated to the birth of techno house.
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change and improve how we handle caps.
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Although there seems to sometimes be a problem of when you login again, old notecards and scripts will have their permissions messed up and you won't be able to even view their text. This seems to be related to the client's cache, and if you clear your client's cache, on the next login they should be fine again. [I have a couple of ideas about what might be causing this so hopefully will have it fixed soon.]
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from the create menu in the inventory window. Although currently you can't update/edit them (and have those changes saved).
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stored in the inventory database and you will still have that texture in inventory on later logins (Again only in standalone mode with authentication.)
Also there might be some problems if you upload textures in other regions to the start one (due to us not updating the CAPS url properly).
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them be stored in database (so are there on next login). Again only works in standalone mode with Account/password authentication turned on. [Creating new inventory items should be working very soon.]
The test is to make sure that it hasn't broke grid mode at all.
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standalone mode and using sqlite).
In standalone mode, if you have account authenticate turned on (setting in opensim.ini) then when you create a new account, a set of inventory is created for that account and stored in database (currently only a set of empty folders). Then during login the database is search for that set and sent to the client in the login response.
More functions will be added soon, like creating new folders (and a bit later items) from the client inventory window.
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bit and also should help to integrate the inventory server (when it is wrote/finished).
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