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The scene is still the one reporting dilation so this does not break the API or remove flexibility, but it gets the calculation happening in the right place for the normal OpenSim usage. The actual calculation of physics time dilation probably needs tweaking
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dictionary to store unique meshes in Meshmerizer based on creation params. This patch contains a dictionary to map each of those unique meshes to its ODE TriMeshData. This eliminated hundreds of megabytes of memory consumption in the unmanaged heap when there are lots of the same prim (roof tiles, bricks, siding, decks, chairs, etc). The objects do not need to be physical to benefit from this patch.
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track threads once the first call to UpdateThread() has been made, and allow re-tracking of threads that timed out but revived later
* Added a commented out call to Watchdog.UpdateThread() in OdeScene. If it turns out that loading a large OAR file or some other operation is timing out the heartbeat thread, we'll need to uncomment it
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Inconsistent locking of ODE tainted prims
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consistent with the rest (and so chi11ken's auto copyright adding script doesn't duplicate the copyright.
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based on something that could change
* Tweaked a few other GetHashCode() overrides to bring them in line with MSDN recommendations
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relogging.
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scenepresence that there was an issue so it doesn't try to make the capsule again. I have a feeling that this is some kind of object leak. We'll know for sure.. soon.
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it will definitely get us closer to the root cause.
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debugging easier. Without this, from the user's perspective.. they cannot move, fly or otherwise do anything physical and without a message on the console, it would be hard to tell that this is what is occurring.
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allocate memory, and therefore the unmanaged wrapper call fails or worse.. there's some unmanaged resource accounting in the ODEPlugin for ODECharacter that isn't being done properly now.
* The broken avatar may not be able to move, but it won't stop simulate from pressing on now. And, the simulator will try to destroy the avatar's physics proxy and recreate it again... but if this is what I think it is, it may not help.
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enabled, the first Heartbeat loop call to UpdatePhysics takes 20 minutes. 75% of that time is spent in this sleep. (100k prims * 10ms)
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ScenePresence.AddToPhysicalScene.
* This causes time to be counted in ODECharacter and, when a collision occurs, the physics scene will report the collisions only if the the difference of last time it reported the collisions from now was more then the set ms.
* This is cool because the time accrues while collisions are not taking place and when they do take place again, you get an immediate update.
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* Set the Scene collision update time to 500 ms
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allocated on the unmanaged heap. This prevents fragmentation of the managed heap and the resulting stress on GC. A region with ~150,000 prims using ODE and Meshmerizer saw memory remain flat around 1.2GB as opposed to 1.5GB and continually growing due to pinned memory. This patch complements the unique mesh dictionary patch applied to Meshmerizer but is independent. The net effect is a 60-75% reduction in memory for our largest regions.
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parameters. CreateMesh() returns a Mesh from the dictionary or creates a new Mesh if it has not been created before. Meshes are never purged from the dictionary. The raw Mesh data is discarded once the memory is pinned for ODE use. All copies of the same prim/mesh use the same pinned memory. ONLY IMPLEMENTED AND TESTED WITH MESHMERIZER AND ODE
Signed-off-by: dahlia <dahliaTrimble@gmailDotCom>
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Eliminate dynamic capsule wobble. Instead introduce a small, fixed
tilt, and allow the tilt to rotate with the avatar while moving; the
tilt always faces away from the direction of avatar movement. The
rotation while moving should eliminate direction-dependent behavior
(e.g. only being able to climb on top of prims from certain directions).
Falling animation is still too frequently invoked.
Ideally the tilt should be completely eliminated, but doing so
currently causes the avatar to fall through the terrain.
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for the creators
Disable generation of temporary profiles for now, instead record loading user as creator
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Constants.RegionSize isn't 256
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right in the new border framework.
* This also contains some inactive preliminary code for disconnecting combined regions that will be used to make one root region a virtual region of a new root region.
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and idle performance.
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memory in _heightmap and using multiple heightmaps caused them all to overwrite each other and the last one was the heightmap for all of the regions. This fixes that. It also reduces the terrain resolution to half.
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gone in.
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lets you configure region sizes to be smaller without crashing the region. I remind you that regions are still square, must be a multiple of 4, and the Linden client doesn't like anything other then 256. If you set it bigger or smaller, the terrain doesn't load in the client, the map has issues, and god forbid you connect it to a grid that expects 256m regions.
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256m limitation within the OpenSimulator framework, however, the LLClient ClientView does not support regions larger then 256 meters so, if you try and make your region larger by setting Constants.RegionSize = 512; in OpenSim.Framework.Constants.cs, the terrain will not display on clients using the LLUDP protocol
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* Fixes mantis #3922
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