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and then patch these changes back in. Currently it's not quite ready for 0.5. The down side to this action, is that we loose some performance to the garbage collector for now. Given that the target date for 0.5 is *Two days* from now, I'm taking the initiative to work towards a real stable version.
* This update also fixes scripting and some weird physics reactions
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the same OpenSim Instance.
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change the default OpenSim set. Equivalent changes to allow operators to also specify their own
standard inventory library directories and items to follow.
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and description. Thanks Melanie.
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extraction of hardcoded asset locations into xml
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above the 'hit' prim instead of buried in the ground somewhere.
* Various Refactorings
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packets are now
recycled to improve performance and memory usage.
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scheme won't hold for serialization
* Extracted out the 'old' AddNewPrimitive that places an object at an exact pos, without the raytracing
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* This patch addresses a regression where 5 default textures, including the default "new prim" texture, would not be shown unless in viewer cache.
* Further, it supplies a new plywood texture as the base texture, which is purpose-made from locally photo-sourced material (means i took a picture and made it into a tile), which is closer in appearance and color to the Linden one.
* It changes the default new prim texture UUID to match the UUID generated by the viewer when "default" is clicked, which is a texture UUID hardcoded in some scripts as well, so it would cause compatibility issues if not addressed.
* The patch fixes a number of UUID duplications (same UUID for asset and inventory items) and capitalization issues in the XML files.
* It also includes new versions of 4 other textures, which were no longer loadable in grid mode.
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inventory on other prim coming soon). No more new prim buried in the ground by accident.
* The prim are at the absolute position of the prim you rezzed it on top of + (0,0,0.5) for now.
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* shortened references
* Removed redundant 'this'
* Normalized EOF
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* Charles, this will fix the red issue.
* Same situation, the first run updates the tables (and gives you a ton of red errors), the second run and everything works as expected.
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However, even before these change the five textures moved
are not displaying (which is why default cubes are coming up as grey plywood unless you happen to have that texture cached). These
were working before so they must have broken in the last month. Might be something to do with the fact that these identify (using file
under linux) as jpeg2000 files, while all the other working textures identify simply as data.
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* PrimitiveBaseShape: The textures are now exposed as a 'TextureEntry Textures'; all serialization still using the 'byte[] TextureEntry' for backwards compatibility.
* Scene: Re-added AddTree, since the Tree type isn't gone from libsl, merely relocated.
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* SAVE YOUR PRIM DATA, THIS MAKES CHANGES TO YOUR PRIMS TABLE
* The first time you run OpenSim after updating past this revision, you'll see a lot of Errors. Be calm, shutdown the simulator, and start it again and your prims table will be updated.
* MSSQL added the fields to the Initial CreateTable section, however, you'll need to add the fields to your prims table if you want it to persist.
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No user functionality yet. This code is not turned on, so there is no possibility
of disruption to existing databases.
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mantis:0000246
* Deletes the solution file from OpenSim.Gui
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new login method. You still can't yet log-in via the new method. Does not interfere with normal userserver operation, ie safe to update if you want.
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correctly accepting prim inventory script updates.
No user functionality yet.
Refactoring to follow.
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resolving inventory problems
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attempt when the asset server is lagging by formalising the de facto polling.
This may not be the best solution in the long run, but should improve things for now.
This may also improve reliability when updating inventory item metadata (e.g. renaming an item) and in retrieving textures
for the main map view.
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selection box
unless previously expanded in inventory.
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* This fixes a *bunch* of Mantis bugs related to the following
* -- Neighbouring simulators not appearing after relog
* -- Login to simulator only to be logged off by simulator.
* -- ThreadAbort
* -- Unable to shutdown circuitCode: x
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store as hyphenated, sometimes not...
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OpenSim.Framework.Data.MySQL with Justincc's Util.ToRawUuidString()
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Inventory contents retrieval and persistent region storage standalone now appear to work as well as they did before :)
This patch will not fix grid problems.
May be bugs present due to conversions I didn't spot.
I personally probably don't have any more time for this today. I'm also not entirely convinced this is the right way forward
so this might be a handy pause for thought. I'll also be delighted if I wake up tommorrow and everything is fine again.
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Apply method to UUID crud in SqliteInventoryStore as an initial test
This appears now to successfully recover inventory upon login
This will almost certainly only work on standalone
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banlists.
* Added a way for Grid based configuration parameters to (generally used in overriding functionality) to get to the regions on Registration.
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Works with LibSL rev>1532
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whether an asset was actually found or not
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* added Util.Clip(value, min, max)
* modified asset cache's numPackets calculation to use max packet size (600) instead of 1000
* removed a few magic numbers
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