kokua viewer cant move scripts from one object to another

Kokua viewer cant move scripts from one object to another update#
Kokua viewer cant move scripts from one object to another windows#

Talarus Luan: Yeah, it would be nice, but it is pretty rare that I run into the editor limit before I run out of script memory anyway. Duckie Dickins: oops.recompile all scripts ac14 Hutson: only reason i mentioned is because of what kelly said. Duckie Dickins: true but it's easier to edit a function once and then require all scripts that use that function than the nightmare of editing each script. Nelson Jenkins: function library for Second Life is also called 'copy & paste' Duckie Dickins: preprocessor works quite well with very complex scripts especially when you use it for your function library. ac14 Hutson: and trying to unwravel it is a mess.

i dont need a copy of the script commented at the top of it ac14 Hutson: its other people woh use it. Lucia Nightfire: specular being the key word there Lexbot Sinister can make a spectacular torus. Tankmaster Finesmith: then dont use it :P ac14 Hutson: i HATE the firestorm preprocessor we have been pointing that out for at least 6 months already ) but it is still pretty interesting when you can use whole sandbox capacity with one prim Kelly Linden: rex: the biggest argument for larger text editing I've seen is for systems that 'compile' to LSL and want to keep the 'source' in comments in the text. Set them to convex hull and they will be 2 LI each max. Lexbot Sinister: Siwo - simple- they are counted in the new LI system then. Jonathan Yap: Rex, lsl is not interpreted Qie Niangao: Siwo, try setting them convex hull physics type? Rex Cronon: u mean that using variable names of of size 1024 letters doesn't affect memory for script use? why prims with bump and shine maps get such insane land impact?

Kokua viewer cant move scripts from one object to another update#

The RC update is actually pretty minor and covers the back-end intrastructure Simon Linden: Qie - no, I'm clueless about that myself. Kelly Linden: the question was in regards to the text editor, not the script memory limit. Jonathan Yap: not the size of the resultant compiled stuff Kelly Linden: the script text size does not directly effect the memory used on the sim, only the compiled size. Duckie Dickins: well if they're mono scripts then they would only use up the memory they require Jonathan Yap: Rex, the question was about the size of the source text Qie Niangao: Yeah, but how will it work, whenevr it goes live?

Kokua viewer cant move scripts from one object to another windows#

Tankmaster Finesmith: theres a lot of no change windows coming soon with the various long holidays Rex Cronon: there r some people with so many scripts in their attachments that if they were to use 256k than all sim memory allocated for scripts would run out:) so, any hints of what to expect when it's really live? Qie Niangao: Experience Keys are in the news, being part of the roll to RC sims tomorrow. Kelly Linden: 'hard coded' - I think it is in the xui xml files Jonathan Yap: That 64k is hardcoded to the viewer then? Nelson Jenkins: okay, i just wanted to throw it out there to the server group, I brought it up yesterday in the content creation group and they shuffled me here Kelly Linden: not to 64k, You should be able to up the viewer limit (baring any issues with the UI widgets handling larger text buffers) up to at least 256k without much server side issues. We've discussed it internally and it seems like a good idea, but needs some work to see if we can cover as much functionality as possible with a reasonable API Simon Linden: oh yeah, there have been some jira feature requests about llLink-something with sounds. Jonathan Yap: Is there a reason to still limit the size of the source text of a script to 64K? Nelson Jenkins: I put something on the agenda about llLink*Sound Simon Linden: That's about it for news or updates I know of, so the table is open for questions, ideas or whatever. Krisshall: sorry, broken attachment thing :/ 'I'm making good progress with the server side group ban stuff' Simon Linden: Baker did pass along a message. Rex Cronon: i heard that can happen if u twerk too much ) Tankmaster Finesmith: ill give baker's update: 'baker is still working ob group banz and will have something out in the future' Duckie Dickins: Andrew's Linden Bear will fill in for him this week. :) Simon Linden: This morning we updated the main server channel with the RC version Kennylex Luckless: Noooooooooo, no Baker no cooool! Tankmaster Finesmith: soo you next week! Tankmaster Finesmith: good meeting ya all! Meeter: Thank you for coming to the Server User Group RcdsQueChatLog: Rex Cronon, you can read the log here: